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How was your Father’s Day?
My kids and I went out to dinner. We don’t go out to dinner much these days because it’s too expensive, but I wanted to splurge, so we went to Freeway Cafe on 31st & Yale.
You may have read in my previous blogs that that is where my son had his first job.
While I was deciding where to go for my Dad’s Day dinner, I saw a pos...
There are so many ways to enjoy the Fourth of July throughout the Tulsa area. From parades to grand finales, we’ve got your Independence Day covered.
Tulsa Drillers Games + Fourth of July Activities When: June 26-27, 7 p.m.; June 28, 6:30 p.m. Where: ONEOK Fi...
Whether it’s an outdoor movie adventure or an indoor escape from the heat, the Tulsa area has some great opportunities for your family to kick back and watch a movie. This is our list of free and low-cost summer movies in Tulsa.
Free Summer Movies in Tulsa Will Rogers Movie N...Cool off this summer at the Tulsa community pools, splash pads and water playgrounds! This list includes pools, splash pads and more in Tulsa and the surrounding communities.
Remember to check websites and social media before heading to a pool or splash pad, as hours can change due to staffing or maintenance issues, etc.
POOLS Tulsa-Area Community PoolsHow did you learn how to drive? Was it by your mom or dad or another family member? Perhaps an uncle let you take over the wheel at one point when your mom and dad weren’t looking.
I’ve talked in previous blogs about how our family has always been a road-tripping family. Growing up in Ohio, my dad would drive us to see his side of our family halfway across the country,...