Tuesday, November 20, 2007 | by nathan

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

My Family

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

2 Comments »

  1. 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

  2. Comment by TR

    ditto - same reasons I am back. Nothing better!

    6 February 2008  3:23 pm

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