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Sheridan "the smartest prairie dog in town".
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By bonnie on
8/22/2007 11:44 AM
Lawton’s Birthday Parade was held Aug. 4, 2007 – 106 years in the making. Final results: Six blocks of horse flesh, 19 minutes duration, and no live music, though I think I heard a mule fart.
About the B-Day celebration…not to be critical, but a horse or two and some sweaty folks looking like survivors of Donner’s Pass does not a parade make.
But, it’s hard to get enthused about outdoor activities in southwest Oklahoma under the August sun. How about next year, we have the parade...
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By Sheridan on
8/17/2007 3:59 PM
As we speak, rains from Tropical Depression Erin are targeting our area for the weekend, meaning a break (and probably a permanent break) in the 100 degree days. But that's not the main story. The big story is Hurricane Dean, that looks to be a Category 4 or 5 juggernaut that should skip through Yucatan into northern Mexico. Check out Frank Strait's Accuweather blog at www.accuweather.com/news-blogs.asp. He notes that Dean looks an awful lot like Hurricane Gilbert in 1988. For those of you old...
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Bonnie Barker
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Hello, out there! I'm Bonnie Barker. You are all probably acquainted with my nephew, Sheridan, otherwise known as the "smartest prairie dog in town".
Being somewhat envious of Sheridan's success, I decided that I should host a blog of my own. I am interested in all the news that's fit to print and some that isn't. If you don't have anything nice to say, please come down to the prairie dog mounds and let's dish!
Hello, out there! I'm Bonnie Barker. You are all probably acquainted with my nephew, Sheridan, otherwise known as the "smartest prairie dog in town".
Being somewhat envious of Sheridan's success, I decided that I should host a blog of my own. I am interested in all the news that's fit to print and some that isn't. If you don't have anything nice to say, please come down to the prairie dog mounds and let's dish!
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