Tag Archives: Oklahoma

2022: Blooming Greed

Posted on July 31, 2022 by peggylchambers

It’s raining in Oklahoma! And finally cooling down those intense temperatures. I looked out the front door and saw a large garter snake on the sidewalk trying to get out of the flooded flowerbeds that were cracked and dry last … Continue reading →

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2020: Fewer Possessions, More Experiences – Roman Nose State Park

Posted on September 13, 2020 by peggylchambers

    We had another great experience this week. Oklahoma has a diverse geography and you don’t have to go far to find something completely different than where you just left.  We took a day trip to Roman Nose State … Continue reading →

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2019 Lifetime Learning: A $.99 Sale!

Posted on March 17, 2019 by peggylchambers

    Erin was sexually harassed at the prom by her date in front of the entire senior class. But high school was over, and college loomed ahead.  The last thing she wanted to do was tell her mother. She … Continue reading →

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2019 Life-Long Learning: Blooming Justice

Posted on January 6, 2019 by peggylchambers

    I’ve been serious about writing for over 10 years and I find writing to be a life-long learning proposition.  In 2013 I published my first book and now I am about to release, with a little help from … Continue reading →

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2018 Clearing My Life: Another Road Trip Down

Posted on June 24, 2018 by peggylchambers

    My husband and I went on a road trip to Osage County, Oklahoma Friday – such is the life of retirees.  If you’ve never been in that area of the country, it is the rolling hills in northeast … Continue reading →

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2017 Something New: Prairie City

Posted on September 11, 2017 by peggylchambers

    Red dust covered the back window, forcing me to use the much-neglected side mirrors.  Gravel roads on the prairie – a great improvement over the ruts formed by mud and covered wagons – dirtied only the outside of the … Continue reading →

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2017 Something New: Renewal

Posted on March 19, 2017 by peggylchambers

    I took this picture in my friend’s yard. To me, it was a symbol of renewal. I don’t know what bird built it or if it will ever be used again, but it was beautiful in its starkness.  There … Continue reading →

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2016 Cultivating Gratitude: An Oklahoma Fairytale

Posted on August 21, 2016 by peggylchambers

    Summer is almost over and fall brings out festivals and fairs.  One of my favorites is the Heavener Runestone Viking and Celtic Fest.  It will be held on October 8 & 9, 2016 at Heavener, OK.  It is a … Continue reading →

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BALANCING A MIDDLE READER BOOK

Posted on August 3, 2014 by peggylchambers

  In my book Glome’s Valley, Ethan is trying to make the best of a boring summer while his father solves an ancient riddle that has plagued archeologists for years. Ethan and his dad go to Heavener, Oklahoma to read the … Continue reading →

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LUCKY THIRTEEN – FIFTY-TWO NEW THINGS TO DO IN 2013: NO. 43

Posted on November 4, 2013 by peggylchambers

    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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