Born in and still still call Ok home. Several years traveling with the Army, having an option to move anywhere but chose to move back to Ok for family along with hunting and fishing opportunities.
Still call Ok home but we travel in the RV 6-7 months out of the year. What a great lifestyle. [emoji39]
Still call Ok home but we travel in the RV 6-7 months out of the year. What a great lifestyle. [emoji39]
The way I heard that is a yankee comes to visit, a damned yankee brings their carpet bag to stay.
Eh, everybody knows Yankee is only half a word.
I wasn't born in Oklahoma, but that was just because my folks were wandering in the wilderness. Except for '18, when I spent half the year wandering around the highways and byways of Mississippi and Texas, the longest I've been out of the state since we moved here was for just over a week.
Dang, you old! Congratulations for even living this long,
Born in OKC and lived all of my 63 years here. I've hunted, fished and explored this great state from one corner to the other.
In all my travels I've never found anyplace that could pull me away from this great state.
In all my travels I've never found anyplace that could pull me away from this great state.
Other people: "Have you lived in Oklahoma your whole life?"
Me: "Not yet."
Born in Jackson county, moved to Creek county when I was 14. Spent a couple of years in Nebraska mostly as a student, but the last 3-4 months as a drop out.
Me: "Not yet."
Born in Jackson county, moved to Creek county when I was 14. Spent a couple of years in Nebraska mostly as a student, but the last 3-4 months as a drop out.
I briefly lived homeless in Los Angeles for a minute. You know times had to be tough when you willingly lie down for a nap on a random bench at LAX waiting on your plane to OKC.
My grandfather was born on the Cherokee res in Tahlequah. Does that count or lessen the California in me?
