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As my favorite childhood book series, Goosebumps, used to say, reader beware! You’re in for a scare.
Okay. Not really. This post isn’t particularly terrifying. But OKC Horror Con might be! Especially if you’re like me and you find the fans of horror media to be scarier than the...
I have reached a stage in my life where I regularly crave a sandwich, but instead have a salad. I don’t know if it’s for health or if I’m just performing what the 1990s taught me being a woman was supposed to look like. Either way, I think about sandwiches a lot.
And apparently so do some local chefs. According to
Great news, Oklahoma City!
Despite missing our self-imposed construction deadline, failing to secure any actual financing and making no visible progress beyond releasing a few ridiculous renderings, plans for the $6.9-billion TLO Tower of Excellence – our 2,500-foot skyscraper project that we first announced in June 2024 – are still moving forward!
The post
I love doughnuts. Always have, always will. But, for the past year, I have been in a yeast-filled rut about them.
You see, middle age has gifted me with certain new allergies to something in traditional doughnuts, sending me into sneezing fits that, at times, feel like an embolism might ignite in my head and make my brain explode into a ball of gray matter.
The ...
Look. I’m a mom now, and that means I leave my house for shit I never used to leave the house for before. Stuff like going to a park so I can make a toddler so exhausted that he’ll pass out halfway through his first pre-naptime board book.
But that doesn’t mean I’m not still the same ol’ Marisa I once was. I realize that sentence reads like “I’m not a regular mom, I’m ...