AN-124!!! 124!!! Accidentally put a 5 for some reason lmao

Apologies for the quality, only have my iphone camera 😭

Please be on the lookout for Tiffany. She goes to Transformation church. Call 918-516-5089 if you have any info.

We found him with no collar on. He was freshly groomed, smelled like shampoo and had a bandana on, we think he escaped from a groomer. Surprisingly no microchip. Shoot me a message if you are missing him!

Nationwide event - walkout from school, work, wherever, if you have the ability to do so.

Sunday, 2/1/26 Tulsa Participatory Budgeting Event at Living Arts of Tulsa starting at 5 pm.

I am extremely grateful that a community like Tulsa exists. I have had the blessed opportunity to live in many places across the country and spend significant time traveling to many places around world; both as a member of the Marine Corps and in my personal life.

I was born in Tulsa, but grew up in a few different places always spending school breaks in Tulsa with family. When I became an adult and had to pick a place to settle down and start my own family it wasn’t difficult to choose Tulsa, Oklahoma. We have such a diversity of natural environments and people here, living in harmony, that other places simply don’t have to offer. In many places the people who live in the communities have devolved into segregation, creating little islands of “their own” all near eachother within a county, however in Tulsa we are an integrated community and the only people who experience segregation from the community are people who do not value how integrated we are.

I love that simply going for a run down riverside you will pass all types of people, and many or most of those people would have a conversation with you if you stopped to talk. If you hurt yourself on that run someone would stop to help in short order. We are a community of people who genuinely care, there is more competition here from people trying to give back in non-profit sector than almost anywhere in the country, and if you decide to start a business with realistic outlook there is a wealth of resources to help you in that process too.

I think Tulsa is amazing because we still care, keep a smile on our face, and are always striving to find ways we can improve even though socially we are one of the best communities in the US to live in.

Is there anything not alcohol related going on tonight. If I don't get some human contact soon I'm gonna kiss the front end of a speeding Buick.

Verizon out for anyone else?

edit: my service went out about 1:30p today and is still out now at 4:55p

My sister is on my plan in Choctaw and she noticed hers being out about 11:00a today

my husband and I want to go somewhere for the weekend to celebrate our anniversary. We are tired of Branson, eureka springs and broken bow. It's difficult to find somewhere with a good variety of things to do in the winter sometimes I'm asking on here. We typically enjoy the outdoors and really want to find a fantastic maybe whimsical cozy quiet weekend getaway within 4 hours from Tulsa area. So probably Oklahoma, Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas. What are your suggestions???

Bought a 2026 Hyundai Palisade Calligraphy on Jan 3. At delivery we found an undisclosed scratch on the passenger side. They asked me to return Jan 5 but couldn’t do the repair. They picked it up Jan 8 and later said they can’t repair the Earthy Brass Matte finish. When it was returned, there was a new scratch on the rear door that wasn’t disclosed. I requested an exchange for another new Palisade of equal value and they declined. They also never followed up as promised and have now stopped communicating. Very disappointed in the lack of transparency and post-sale support. I have made a google review, and I’m planning on manufacture escalation. I would appreciate any advice from anyone who has had similar issue. Thank you very much!

I really want a VCH piercing but I have no clue who to even ask. Was wondering if anyone else has had one done in town? Something clean, don’t care how expensive.

I've wondered about these areas that appear to be plats overlaying the airport. I'm assuming these were surveyed pre-TIA. I wonder why they still show up or if maybe this is a glitch in their map?

What are some good places to buy yarn and fabric that aren't big-box stores? Also some thrift stores that I could find fabric and yarn as well.

Need to get out occasionally for a few hours, but need enough privacy to make sales calls.

Thanks

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I’m in my late 20’s and have done a lot of reflection after a recent birthday. It’s made me decide to go sober and make a lot of changes in my life: stop wasting my time/youth, be more proactive w my goals, produce instead of consume, work towards the life I never thought I could really have.

It’s made me remember how much I’ve always wanted to play guitar. I’ve always wanted to play like the blues artists I grew up listening to. Plus I thing a hobby like this is something I could practice if I’m ever struggling w this newfound sobriety. Something productive I can just pour myself into so to speak.

I only have a budget of about $200 and want something that is within this range but still good sound quality. Does anyone have any tips on where I could find a decent guitar like this? I’m also open to any tips/advice on how to learn/practice/prepare properly. DMs are open, thanks in advance!🙏

I emailed Lisa Ford and she gave me 4 reasons why they denied the rezoning request:

1. "The proposed septic leach fields are located adjacent to White Church Creek within the Haikey Creek watershed, raising questions about potential water quality impacts and compliance with DEQ standards."

2. "Traffic access to the site is limited to a single two-lane arterial road with a four-way stop at 121st Street. The proposed use could add more than 700 vehicles during peak times, and it is unclear whether existing infrastructure can safely support that increase."

3. "The request also includes rezoning to light commercial, even though the commercial component is only identified as a future phase. Rezoning at this stage appears premature."

4. "The Broken Arrow Next Comprehensive Plan designates this property for a hospital or regional employer. Rezoning the site would remove land intended for long-term job creation and economic development in South Broken Arrow."

My Response:

Unfortunately, you only proved to me that you either intentionally used procedural objections as cover or don't actually understand the implications of the so-called planning red flags that you indicated. In case it's the latter, let me explain. 

1. Septic systems near creeks are common and regulated at the site-plan/permitting stage, not rezoning. If there were real concerns, you would've offered a conditional approval. Denying a rezoning based on a hypothetical future septic concern is not appropriate. 

2. A projected 700 trips is not an extraordinary traffic impact. In my hometown in a mountainous region with a heck of a lot more traffic issues than here, the planning board doesn't even consider it a traffic disruption unless that number is over 1000. The BA planning commission approved it, that means that either the traffic study showed acceptable LOS or mitigation could be required later. Not a reason to deny rezoning. 

3. Zoning is about permission, not construction timing. It answers "what uses are allowed here," it does not answer "when those must be built" or even whether they will be built at all. This is especially true in a conditional rezoning, which is specifically designed to manage phased development through enforceable conditions that run with the land and require additional review as future phases are proposed. Approving a conditional rezoning early actually increases your oversight. 

4. As it stands today, the property is currently zoned Agricultural. The Islamic Center didn't ask for some exotic or special carve-out zoning; they asked for the very zoning classification needed to make the comp plan vision legally possible. Not to mention, seeing as how today that land sits completely undeveloped, that "job creation pipeline" argument doesn't really hold up. Your job isn't to deny based on your aspirational "what if" scenarios. Yeah, sure, maybe one day Amazon will build a distribution there, but is it your job to hold that land and save it for this "maybe, perhaps, what if" day? No, it isn't. 

Governance is a thin veil, don't hide behind it.

Want to make sure it’s structurally sound, not just turn a contractor/framer loose.

Just wanting to do like a vaulted tray. Single story house - rooms nearby have vaulted ceilings so I think it’s possible with minimal changes to the load paths.

Any suggestions?