I was able to return to Rhema Bible College and Church in the last week to take more pictures as the weather wasn’t as cold as the first time I went. If you can get a chance the lights are usually on from 5:30 p.m. to about midnight from now until New Year’s Day. WithContinue reading “Christmas Lights At Rhema”
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Get Knocked Down; Get Back Up
Well, I got some bad news today. While it’s not as bad as some of the things going on around the world, it’s bad to me. I’m so sick of people constantly belitting someone’s problems in the grand scheme of the world. C.S. Lewis once said, “The pain I feel now is the happiness IContinue reading “Get Knocked Down; Get Back Up”
Christmas On Display
The Tahlequah City Library does a monthly display in their foyer as people walk in. Of course, this month, the focus is on Christmas.
Wishing Peace And Love To All During Hanukkah Celebrations
It’s been a terrible weekend of violence all around the world with the students shot and killed at Brown University in Providence. Then there was the massacre at Bondi Beach near Sydney were 15 people were reportedly killed. And then i’t’s been reported filmmaker and actor Rob Reiner and his wife, Michelle Singer, were murderedContinue reading “Wishing Peace And Love To All During Hanukkah Celebrations”
Happy 100 Birthday Dick Van Dyke!
I find it fascinating that today Dick Van Dyke celebrates his 100th birthday with none other than Taylor Swift. While it is common for celebrities to have the same birthday, both Van Dyke and Swift have done so much for their respective mediums. Van Dyke was already a legend back in 1989 when Swift was born, evenContinue reading “Happy 100 Birthday Dick Van Dyke!”
Sunset In December Afternoon
Check out these pictures I took of the sky over northeastern Oklahoma around 5 p.m. earlier today.
A Day That Will Live In Infamy
On this day, let’s remember the 2,403 Americans who lost their lives during the Pearl Harbor attacks by the Japanese military forces on Dec. 6, 1941. Incidentally, both today and that “Day that will live in infamy” are both on Sundays. Believe it or not, the first wave of the attack was the sinking of a Japanese midget boatContinue reading “A Day That Will Live In Infamy”
Christmas Parade In Wagoner
Hundreds turned out for the annual Wagoner Christmas Parade on Dec. 4. The town is a suburb of Tulsa in northeastern Oklahoma.
Goodnight, Moon
Here’s the moon outside my house earlier tonight.
“Cold Moon” In The Sky
If you’re a skywatcher, you still have some time to enjoy the last Supermoon of 2025. Since this is December, it’s often called the “Cold Moon.” It’s about 16,800 miles closer to Earth than usual at 221,813 miles according to NASA which is why it will appear 30 percent brighter and 14 percent bigger thanContinue reading ““Cold Moon” In The Sky”
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