Briarglen Vet

I don’t usually write about doctors and vets on my blog, but I have to tell you about Briarglen Vet, 3141 S 129th East Ave, Tulsa, OK. We’ve been going to them for about fifteen years and they always go above and beyond expectations. If you’re looking for a vet who cares about your pet, check out Briarglen. Phone: 918-665-1555‎

Our New Favorite Place to Eat

We took our family to Michael V’s in Bixby (101st & Memorial) for Thanksgiving dinner and enjoyed it so much that we’ve gone back twice for lunch.

The food is absolutely delicious! I can’t recommend it enough.

U-Pick Berries and More!

Here is a list of Pick-Your-Own Farms in Oklahoma. Pick your own berries, vegetables and fruits. Even some Christmas trees!

Buy Fresh – Buy Local

Looking for fresh food? Download a copy of the 2008 Local Food Guide (listing of farmers’ markets and other local food sources in the Tulsa area.) from the Kerr Center Web site.

Tulsa’s New Downtown Guide

TulsaNow is working on a new Downtown Shopping Guide that will feature all the shops, places to see and do, and restaurants in downtown Tulsa. Check out the KTUL news clip and the TulsaNow Web site for more information.

Local Harvest

I’m looking forward to home-grown fruits and vegetables this summer. Here’s how to find out where to buy them – Local Harvest.

Oklahoma Food Cooperative

Join a food cooperative and eat better! Here is a list of Food Cooperatives in Oklahoma.

1984 at the Tulsa PAC

Academy Award-winning actor Tim Robbins directs the L.A. Actors’ Gang in 1984, based on George Orwell’s 1949 classic novel. Choregus Productions presents the play Apr. 8-10. Tickets are $29 and $15. Recommended for mature audiences. For more information or to purchase tickets, see the PAC Web site.

Another Night Time Visitor

Last night, I had a raccoon visit my backyard at 4:30 am. I managed to get my camera out and take his picture through the sunroom window!

Backyard Visitor

I am blessed to have a small area of unused farm land behind my house, as well as a drainage ditch that has been dammed up by beavers. This results in all kinds of “critters” coming by. This past week, we had this Tri-colored Heron (I think that is what it is.) as a visitor. He caught fish in my “drainage ditch!”

Waiting?

Moving up to the drainage ditch – creek.

Looking for fish.

I know one is in here somewhere!

Got one!

Tasty!