Time has been flying by, so we
know we are having fun. We know that spring
is coming to northern Oklahoma since we have seen our first dandelions of the
year we expect to be following them north).
The cold temperatures have also stayed north of us; the lows have
reached 32 degrees but not below freezing.
After a cool, cloudy day with showers forecast for today, there should
be clearing skies and warming temperatures this week.
The Circle of Care Childrens
Home is now going through a change from dorm-style living to all foster care
families. The school and most of the
cottages are now vacant, giving us access to fix some exterior doors, windows,
and entry columns. One kitchen is
getting all of its cabinets repainted, and a bathroom ceiling fixture replaced. One exterior door was about 80% replaced last
Thursday. We will finish trimming that
one tomorrow.
We have had some rain storms
pass through, but only one with any significant thunder and lightning (Thursday
evening). It left a great rainbow and a
quiet night after it passed us.
The stronger storms have passed
nearby into Kansas, Missouri, or Arkansas.
Tulsa is only about an hour away, and they have had very little rain all
year. We went there Saturday for a
little sightseeing and shopping.
Last night, our group went to a stage performance
of “Nunsense” put on by the Tahlequah Community Players amateur acting
troup. They did a good job, but the acoustics
made some parts a little harder to hear than others. Our team leader, Joe, answered one of the nuns’
questions correctly and won a small prize.
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