Today was Robin's birthday, so we celebrated with a little chocolate cake and one balloon. :-) Our Afton Station birthdays tend to be a little lame because we keep getting sidetracked when visitors come through the door. Today, however, we had some quiet time in which to congratulate Robin.
There was a really nice article about me and my postcard collecting habit in today's Tulsa World. If you'd like to see it, go to http://tinyurl.com/LaurelTulsaWorld. I think it's good, but I'd like to hear other opinions. There were other things I would have liked to have said, but I talked the ear off the poor reporter as it was. Here's the guy who did the article, Jason Ashley Wright.
Today's visitors came from near and far. . . mostly near. In fact, everyone came from Oklahoma -- Grove, Spavinaw, Afton, Moore -- except for one young man on a motorcycle, from Miyazaki, Japan. I think the overseas travel season is winding down now, but there is still a lot of traffic in August and September, so we're still open 7 days a week.
Pastor Ted came by to talk about the Clean Up Day. He's keeping up his work toward the event despite serious illness, and I must say he's a committed and dedicated man. I wish him well with his medical complications and hope he'll be strong enough to participate fully on Saturday.
I think I'll close with this morning's sunrise.
2 comments:
Haha, don't you love coming across things like that that are so out of place? I remember when Shane and I did Chicago to St. Louis, we followed this little trail along the road and came to this fence. There were two rubber boots stuck on the fence posts. Wha...?
I thought that was a great article! He did a nice job, and I think you're a lot more interesting than you give yourself credit for. :)
The morning sunrise was surely beautiful . I posted about our visit to your museum here
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