Thursday, July 17, 2008

At the Ballpark

Tulsa Drillers vs. The Springfield Cardinals

Wednesday, July 16, 2008

Today's Project

Begonia, variety unknown.

Today's Project

Miniature rose "The Fairy"

Tuesday, July 15, 2008

Starlight Concert

Dark

Starlight Concert

To the East.

Starlight Concert

Looking to the West. Nice crowd.

Starlight Concert

Sue and I sat on folding chairs and the kids and Smokey made themselves
comfortable on a quilt.

Starlight Concert

Unfortunately, the river is high from all the recent rains and the
floating bandshell is unavailable. For this reason we are set up on
the grass just behind the amphitheater.

Starlight Concert

There is a bandshell and amphitheater on the West side of the Arkansas River. The view of the Tulsa skyline is nice from here. There is a series of free concerts throughout the summer.

Monday, July 14, 2008

Molly and Willy are Reunited

Molly has come to join Willy for a long visit --- and Smokey makes three.

Sunday, July 13, 2008

At The Rivers Edge

As day turns to dusk the lights come on and the moon comes out.

At The Rivers Edge

There is a playground nearby and a big bronze buffalo for Willy to climb on.

At The Rivers Edge

We enjoy this little bistro just above the 21st St bridge over the Arkansas River. Smokey is welcome and there is a nice band on weekends.

Sunday Morning Church

Willy helping his Grandma.

Saturday, July 12, 2008

Luke is 29

We had a great breakfast at the Blue Dome Cafe. Luke fixed us pancakes. Yum!

Luke is 29

My son Luke cooks at the old Blue Dome cafe in downtown Tulsa. Sue and I took Willy and visited the cafe on Luke's 29th birthday. We caught him working.

Friday, July 11, 2008

Home Again

Willy is visiting for awhile. He and Smokey are friends.

Thursday, July 10, 2008

Will and Willy Rogers

Willy was amazed that there was somebody famous with the same name as his.

McDonalds Glass House

Willy Rogers and photo of Will Rogers.

McDonalds Glass House

The world's largest McDonalds spanning I-44 near Vinita, Oklahoma. Also here is a small museum honoring Oklahoma humorist Will Rogers.