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I always enjoy the newsletter from Old Surety Life. The latest issue had a couple of great items.

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Same-Sex Marriage Bill Aims ‘to Crush Anyone Who Opposes Belief in Gay Marriage’: Senator Lankford

We voted for Senator Lankford and are very proud of his convictions and beliefs. He is an elected official with courage and cannot be intimidated by the left-wing loons.

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Pictured above is Donna Lipe

Pictured above is Donna Lipe, Halo volunteer. She has been helping at the shelter since the day she retired. Whatever is needed she will do! She recently painted this puppy quarantine building red, white and blue! She checks on the mamas and puppies twice a day to make sure they are all right. We appreciate Donna so much, if you see her, please thank her!

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Blonde through the eyes of a Cowboy

By John Bill Martin

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Make your bed

Do present day parents require their kids to make the bed every day? I researched this question and couldn’t find the answer. But given the evolution of parenting styles I suspect many do not. Modern parenting provides more freedom of choice to kids that when I was young.

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Carpe Diem (Seize the Day)

Living in the past is a waste of your precious and limited resources of time and energy. Time and energy applied to the past is time and energy taken away from the present. Apply your resources to make progress toward your goals.

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Oklahoma All-Black Towns State Conference

On Saturday, August 20, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., the Oklahoma Historical Society is partnering with the Oklahoma Conference of Black Mayors to present the Oklahoma All-Black Towns State Conference, an event that will bring together the mayors of Oklahoma’s 13 All-Black towns. The conference is designed to encourage a network of state agencies to join with the mayors to share resources enabling them to collect, preserve and share their town histories.

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