Tuesday, November 20, 2007 | by nathan
Centennial, Part 6
Centennial, Part 6
Friday, November 16, 2007 marked the 100th anniversary of the statehood of Oklahoma. To commemorate the event I’m publishing a series of short essays about Oklahoma, its history, its culture, and its people.
Part 6: Why I Live in Oklahoma version 1.01

Me & John with mom, August 2006.
Today my brother took me to lunch at Jason’s Deli. We were standing in line when this happened:
Woman at the Register: Watch out for these two. They’re trouble. I can tell they’re up to no good.
Me & John (in unison): Always.
You may not think it’s much, but a huge part of the reason I live here is so I can have moments just like that with my family. John and I sat down with our salads and bowls of chili and talked about nothing much in particular: concerts, football, New Year’s plans, Thanksgiving, and how much his girlfriend looks like Kellie Pickler. Brother stuff. Now that we’re both adults we can do that, and it’s wonderful.
| Centennial Project, Fambly, Oklahoma |

Comment by Hypeful
Not to mention you’re able to get a salad and a bowl of chili in OK! Seriously, it’s nice to have chili weather here…
20 November 2007 3:22 pm
Comment by TR
ditto - same reasons I am back. Nothing better!
6 February 2008 3:23 pm