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| Blog Name: | Okay City |
| Url: | http://www.okaycity.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | writing, humor, photography |
| Description: | Nathan is telling stories and sharing photos on the Internet. He lives in Oklahoma, where he had a fantastic, fascinating childhood and now has a life he wouldn't trade, including a genius husband, an imminently lovable family, a group of friends who keep him laughing and encouraged, and a dog who is just glad to get the occasional piece of cheese. Nathan loves Jesus but would rather listen than talk when it comes to faith. Nathan speaks from the heart and laughs at everything, and he hopes you'll read, and comment, and enjoy his little corner of the web, and share it with other people who will enjoy it. |
| Popularity: | 73 Followers |
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Kweezin-Art
It’s so funny the things I see when I’m walking to work. Like this, for example. Sure! Leave the blade to your food processor lying in the grass! How would this even get there?
It’s so funny the things I see when I’m walking to work. Like this, for example. Sure! Leave the blade to your food processor lying in the grass! How would this even get there?
Descending!
Last night’s sunset was really sort of indescribable. For the next few weeks we’re enjoying the last gasps of autumn in Oklahoma, the best time for taking walks, listening to music, listening to yourself. Come the New Year the cold gets mean, windy, wet, and you don’t get to do as much walking as you do in October, November, and early December. This is from the end of my street as I walked home from work last night, looking toward the west, toward home.
Last night’s sunset was really sort of indescribable. For the next few weeks we’re enjoying the last gasps of autumn in Oklahoma, the best time for taking walks, listening to music, listening to yourself. Come the New Year the cold gets mean, windy, wet, and you don’t get to do as much walking as you do in October, November, and early December. This is from the end of my street as I walked home from work last night, looking toward the west, toward home.
Model-Ts and Law Degrees
Any professional affiliations I may or may not have put aside, I find this incredibly cool. I hope all the OKC denizens who read this website are planning on voting for MAPS3 on December 8.
Any professional affiliations I may or may not have put aside, I find this incredibly cool. I hope all the OKC denizens who read this website are planning on voting for MAPS3 on December 8.
Clear Blue Autumn Morning
I caught this shot while walking to work the other morning. I walked past this sign, and something just stopped me and said, "Go back and get that photograph." I did it – ALWAYS FOLLOW THE MUSES – but rolled my eyes at myself, thinking, "That was so stupid. That’s gonna be such a throwaway photo." Except that I LOVE THIS PICTURE. I love the shades of blue, the barely-legible sign, the silhouett
I caught this shot while walking to work the other morning. I walked past this sign, and something just stopped me and said, "Go back and get that photograph." I did it – ALWAYS FOLLOW THE MUSES – but rolled my eyes at myself, thinking, "That was so stupid. That’s gonna be such a throwaway photo." Except that I LOVE THIS PICTURE. I love the shades of blue, the barely-legible sign, the silhouett
Ford
I saw this on my walk to work one morning this week. I see a lot of wheel caps littering the side of NW 23rd street as I walk to work in the morning, but I really liked the look of this one, all spindly and mechanical and futuristic. It sorta looks like it might’ve come off a hover bike or something. Even though I’ve never owned a Ford (though I totally covet an Escape Hybrid), I dug the logo in relief so much that I flipped the photo in post so it would
I saw this on my walk to work one morning this week. I see a lot of wheel caps littering the side of NW 23rd street as I walk to work in the morning, but I really liked the look of this one, all spindly and mechanical and futuristic. It sorta looks like it might’ve come off a hover bike or something. Even though I’ve never owned a Ford (though I totally covet an Escape Hybrid), I dug the logo in relief so much that I flipped the photo in post so it would
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