God willing here's some things I'd like to do this summer, a Summer Bucket List.
1. Outing to Blue Hole Springs near Salina, OK, a privately owned Eden-like oasis park built up around a refreshingly cold Spring. Its a must go for Okies, but a hidden gem. I've got the low down on the details, but they are on FB.
2. Trip to Eureka Springs, AR, another surreal spot of heaven, imo, i.e. if you can ignore certain local politics if you know what I mean. European village-like arts and crafts, bed and breakast getaway nestled in the Ozarkmountains. Serene, relaxing, otherwordly.
3. Beach picnics. With Oklahoma's endless lake shores--we've got a lot--there's plenty of little beaches, some very nice out of the way hidden ones, that would make you think you weren't in Oklahoma. A little hibachi grill to grill tilapia and salted sweet potatoes, a few towels, and some sunscreen. Nothing like it.
4. Set up a bird bath. To compliment my bird feeder I made last summer. By the time our flowers bloom and garden starts producing, it will be invigorating to see the lawn come to life.
5. Bbq on the front porch. Admiring the garden--God willing it is bountiful--while sipping diet Coke with Rum. Maybe some sparklers too.
6. Adoration chapel visits. I should already make more, but a renewed health would compel me to give thanks after thanks to the good Lord.
7. Participate in some local trad events. You can count on them over at St Peter and Paul parish or Most Precious Blood. Hope to visit with old friends again.
8. Hiking in Arkansas. Maybe Devils Den day hike. Their camp restaurant makes the best butterscotch pie.
9. Picnic at Greenleaf lake. Then visit Batfish submarine museum on the way home. My present nerves would prevent me squeezing through the submarine, but by then, God willing, I'm comfortable again in situations like that.
10. More summer blogging. To refocus daily health challenges back to my old daily past times. Would be nice to chime in on President Trump and Church events.
Dear Readers, please keep me in your daily prayers I recover my health and can take on some of this Summer Bucket List.
3. Beach picnics. With Oklahoma's endless lake shores--we've got a lot--there's plenty of little beaches, some very nice out of the way hidden ones, that would make you think you weren't in Oklahoma. A little hibachi grill to grill tilapia and salted sweet potatoes, a few towels, and some sunscreen. Nothing like it.
4. Set up a bird bath. To compliment my bird feeder I made last summer. By the time our flowers bloom and garden starts producing, it will be invigorating to see the lawn come to life.
5. Bbq on the front porch. Admiring the garden--God willing it is bountiful--while sipping diet Coke with Rum. Maybe some sparklers too.
6. Adoration chapel visits. I should already make more, but a renewed health would compel me to give thanks after thanks to the good Lord.
7. Participate in some local trad events. You can count on them over at St Peter and Paul parish or Most Precious Blood. Hope to visit with old friends again.
8. Hiking in Arkansas. Maybe Devils Den day hike. Their camp restaurant makes the best butterscotch pie.
9. Picnic at Greenleaf lake. Then visit Batfish submarine museum on the way home. My present nerves would prevent me squeezing through the submarine, but by then, God willing, I'm comfortable again in situations like that.
10. More summer blogging. To refocus daily health challenges back to my old daily past times. Would be nice to chime in on President Trump and Church events.
Dear Readers, please keep me in your daily prayers I recover my health and can take on some of this Summer Bucket List.