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Grown man, retired veteran, husband, daddy, and human being......  I cried. Everything I've ever felt 'Coming Home' is displayed in this video as well as this song, 'I'm going home' by Chris Daughtry .  AMAZING!

I am proud that I call southeast Oklahoma home and that my children are being raised in a small rural community.

I grew up watching the epic series the Waltons and it saddens me to know that Ralph Waite, who played the patriarch of the tight-knit Southern family, has died.

Earlier this week I posted how John Berlin was asking for Facebook to give him access to his deceased son, Jesse Berlin's, Facebook movie.  Well this is the video that Facebook provided, AWESOME move Facebook!

Too often the social media hub, Facebook, is used for things that I personally don't approve of, not this time.  Please share this video so that he may be heard around the world.

I have the best of intentions. When I get into my car, I put my phone in the door handle and try to leave it there for the entire car ride.

Townsquare Media has been associated with the Alzheimer's Association for the past several years through participation and sponsorship of the Southwest Oklahoma's Walk to End Alzheimer's.  The following announcement has been long coming for residents of Southwest Oklahoma who suffer from, or are caregivers of those who suffer with Alzheimer's or other dementia relates diseases.

I've learned a lot about raising kids -- but I wish I had known these things in advance:

Our generation got to hear all of our grandparents tell us, "Back in MY day, we had to walk uphill both ways to school, in the snow, wearing canvas shoes . . . and we LIKED it."  So . . . what will WE tell OUR grandkids about?

Have you ever had a Teddy Bear that you told all of your secrets to? Or just the one that you had to have to get to sleep at night?

It's amazing how quickly this little girls demeanor changes. It just goes to show the power of music is amazing.

The weather was a record high for the 12th day of January, tipping the thermometer at 77 degrees.  A welcome change for organizers of the annual 'Frost Ya Fanny' Run.