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The pictuers below give you the first glance of the arrival of Spring 2008 here in Okieland. Now the weather has been a little cooler than normal so a few things are not as far along as they have been in the past. The biggest thing is the grass, namely Bermuda (native Bermuda and Tiff).

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Kassidy, Matt’s son, received a third place award in a art contest for the Space Museum in Tulsa county. Quite an award for the Skiatook sophomore, his parents and his grand-parents.

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Kyle has been working at the Safari “place” northeast of Broken arrow (I should say he’s donating his time) and these are some of the pictures he took.

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There will be a lot more pictures after we make a trip to this place later. They are open a couple of days per week.

Well, the weather people were saying from 4 to 8 inches of snow for us on Thursday January 31. Well we got about 2 1/2 to 3 inches here in this part of town. The heavy stuff was to our north about 30 miles or so. They did say that it would all melt here in the city today. The pictures below were taken about noon and its only 29 degrees outside so I rather doubt that we’ll get rid of the stuff until tomorrow or Sunday, super bowl day. – Bud

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The “not so smart people” we have around here are probably like all “weather people” around the country. They seem to have to be at the center of all activities no matter if it has to do with the weather or whatever. One is so bad that they spend about 10 minutes per day telling everyone that they are the most accurate of all weathermen (weather-women also).

Now last Wednesday they predicted (every station I saw) that we would have 1 to 2 inches of snow over night. Well, you can hardly say we had snow like that. What we had is pictured below.

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