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1. Paul Harvey A Look At A Radio Legend with author Paul Batura @ Focus on the Family. The interview lasted for two days, May 26 and 27. During the interview with James Dobson the author discusses his book, Good Day!: The Paul Harvey Story. You can buy it @ Amazon.com
2. The Gentleman, The Life of Joseph A. LaFortune by James H. Thomas, and Carl N. Tyson Odie B. Faulk @ Amazon.com
3. Children of the Dust Bowl by Jerry Stanley @ Amazon.com
This girl has some great ideas when it comes to make-up!
Teeth whitening for under $10!
My heart goes out to a man and his family who have been greatly persecuted in the country of Somolia. As Christians, we should never-never forget those persecuted because of the name of Christ. Here's a story that's heartbreaking that demands our prayers:
SOMALIA — Sons of Christian Beheaded
1 Thessalonians 2:2
But even after we had suffered before and were spitefully treated at Philippi, as you know, we were bold in our God to speak to you the gospel of God in much conflict.
Islamic extremists have beheaded two boys in Somalia because their 55 year old Christian father refused to give them information about an underground church leader. The Muslim extremists from the group al shabaab killed his 11-year-old and 12-year-old son, after abducting them in front of their mother. The terrorists are currently looking for the father in refugee camps. The man was a leader of an underground church. On February 20, the extremists interrogated the father about his relationship with a Christian leader, the leader who discipled the man in the faith and led an underground fellowship with many believers. Wh
Here's a site that will help tourists find their way around the town of Kansas City, Missouri. It's website is simply named KC.com and you will find coupons for a variety of places to go.
Check out this yummy looking recipe, Summer Squash Pasta Salad, found on an exciting website where they keep they provide recipes that keep your cost down to around $5.
Check out the world's second largest aquarium. If you'll watch it for a bit you will see some interesting fish! It's @ Break.com.
In this book, Enjoy The City; Oklahoma, Tulsa Edition, you will find all kinds of savings on all kinds of activities all around Tulsa.
Tulsa World article-- Coupons are getting popular again
Learn a lot about the Mother Road on Historic66.com.
Here is a site that contains newspaper articles (4 part series) that a reporter wrote as she experienced Rt. 66! You know the best way to learn about old Rt. 66 is to enjoy with your own eyes driving down the road! =) It was written by Janet Raines from Examiner.com for Tulsa.
Are you wanting to find a good real estate agent who will sell or help you buy a house in Tulsa or it surrounding area? There is a site called Homethinking.com that can assist you.
If the large list overwhelms here are a few others Tulsa I found on the website Tulsa Real Estate Agents.
--Jim Jones, Keller WilliamsTulsa, Broken Arrow, Owasso, Bixby, Jenks, New Tulsa, Collinsville, Coweta, Sand Springs, Sapulpa, Bartlesville, Beggs, Oklahoma
--Lee Hurst, Jane Maxey GMACTulsa, Bixby, Jenks, Broken Arrow, Owasso
--Rodney Dixon, Coldwell Banker Rader Group, RealtorsTulsa, Broken Arrow, Jenks, Bixby, Pryor, Glenpool, Owasso, Sand Springs Oklahoma and surrounding areas.
--Shelly Shelly Harvill-Kamm, Preview Tulsa HomesTulsa, Broken Arrow, Owasso, Jenks, Bixby, Oklahoma
--Janet and Graham Ford, McGraw, Davison, Stewart, RealtorsTulsa, Jenks, Broken Arrow, Bixby, Verdigris, Claremore, Oklahoma
--Margaret Bannochie, RE/MAX ExecutivesBroken Arrow, Tulsa, Sand Springs, Broken Arrow County
--Paul Wheeler, Accent RealtorsTulsa, Oklahoma
Yeah, this is good
Here's a story about a kid who carried a walkman around and then wrote about it!
Here is an article called A Hundred Things Your Kids May Never Know About.
We're singing this song in our church choir next Sunday
Here is my son and his friend Ben. They are staying in a condo while they are in Colorado:
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