Here's some weekend fun! The top three are from the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum: JD and I holding service in Prosperity Junction Church in the museum's mock western town; JD's head transformed into that of a bison in the Prosperity Junction saloon; and James Earle Fraser's The End of the Trail. Next is the Oklahoma State Capitol, the only state capitol surrounded by working oil wells. Unfortunately there was a wedding and floor stripping when we visited, so it wasn't the most thorough tour. Finally a battle royale between us and the Spiderbug in Lexington on the way to Paul's Valley, our residency this week. We won.
January 13, 2008
Oklahoma is OK!
Here's some weekend fun! The top three are from the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum: JD and I holding service in Prosperity Junction Church in the museum's mock western town; JD's head transformed into that of a bison in the Prosperity Junction saloon; and James Earle Fraser's The End of the Trail. Next is the Oklahoma State Capitol, the only state capitol surrounded by working oil wells. Unfortunately there was a wedding and floor stripping when we visited, so it wasn't the most thorough tour. Finally a battle royale between us and the Spiderbug in Lexington on the way to Paul's Valley, our residency this week. We won.
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