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LUCKY THIRTEEN – FIFTY-TWO NEW THINGS TO DO IN 2013: NO. 48
Christmas is almost upon us. Is your shopping done? Have you finished your baking? Have you told your friends and family that you love them? Have you remembered the true meaning of Christmas? My daughter agreed to host … Continue reading
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Tagged baking, Christmas, cookies, dinner, fudge, love, Merry Christmas, reason for the season, shopping, true meaning of Christmas, winter storm
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LUCKY THIRTEEN – FIFTY-TWO NEW THINGS TO DO IN 2013: NO. 47
Several years ago I got rid of half of the Christmas decorations I had in the attic. Seriously there were six plastic tubs of things I kept for years. I gave three of the tubs to my daughter … Continue reading
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Tagged addiction to Christmas, baubles, Christmas tree, decorations, Grinch, Hope Outreach
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Weatherization of Your Home for Winter
Weatherization of your home can you help you save on your energy bills winter and summer. Wrap your hot water heater with an insulated blanket made for that purpose to help keep the warm water warm. Extra insulation … Continue reading
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Tagged attic, blinds, caulk, drapes, energy, energy efficient, hot water blanket, insulation, paint, weatherization, windows
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LUCKY THIRTEEN – FIFTY-TWO NEW THINGS TO DO IN 2013: NO. 46
Our Thanksgiving was smaller than normal this year due to the flu. It took out half the family in advance of our little get together. But I still managed to eat enough. We had six for a quick throw together … Continue reading
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Tagged Black Friday, flu, http://www.enidymca.org/, shopping, sweating, Thanksgiving, turkey hangover, YMCA, yoga
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LUCKY THIRTEEN – FIFTY-TWO NEW THINGS TO DO IN 2013: NO. 45
Cornucopias represent bounty and my life is full of bounty this week. I’m back to having more time on my hands again just in time for the holidays. Being semi-retired can be confusing. This week after finishing a … Continue reading
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Tagged art, bounty, cornucopias, feasting, finished novel, gym, holidays, new novel, publisher, semi-retired, thankfulness, work
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myOGEpower and SmartHours
Jack Frost is on the way, a time of afghans, hot cocoa and fireplaces. You can’t avoid winter but you can avoid giant energy bills. Have online access to your energy usage with #myOGEpower and watch when you use … Continue reading
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Tagged #myOGEpower, energy usage, OG&E, reduce energy costs, SmartHours
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LUCKY THIRTEEN – FIFTY-TWO NEW THINGS TO DO IN 2013: NO. 44
Every year before Thanksgiving, Enid hosts The Mennonite Relief Sale http://reliefsales.mcc.org/sales/oklahoma-mennonite-relief-sale. They are held all over the country but we are lucky enough to have one in our community. I always find wonderful crafts, books, food and the pies … Continue reading
LUCKY THIRTEEN – FIFTY-TWO NEW THINGS TO DO IN 2013: NO. 43
Two weekends ago the family and I went to the Chickasaw Cultural Center in Sulfur, Oklahoma (http://www.chickasawculturalcenter.com/?gclid=CMDI_PbuyLoCFUhk7Aod33cAuA). It was such a wonderful center full of artifacts, art (by great Oklahoma artists like Mike Larsen), (http://www.larsenstudio.com/) and more information … Continue reading
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Tagged artifacts, Artisan Hotel, ceremonial mounds, Chickasaw Cultural Center, Mike Larsen, Oklahoma, OU Homecoming, Sulphur
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OG&E’s FanPower Program
Power derived from the use of wind turbines has been around for centuries. In Persia (now known as Iran) windmills were used as early as 200 B.C. to run machines that ground grain or drew water from wells. … Continue reading
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Tagged energy, James Blyth, OG&E, renewable energy, turbines, wind, wind farms, wind power
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LUCKY THIRTEEN – FIFTY-TWO NEW THINGS TO DO IN 2013: NO. 42
Autumn has a special feel. It is a wonderful time of year that never lasts long enough. Every year I marvel at the colors, the crispness in the air and the fact that I can drag out my … Continue reading
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Tagged autumn, colors, cool, crispness, fall, knit, leaf-blower, leaft-g, leaves, mittens, sweaters
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