I lived in Claremore, Oklahoma until I was almost seven years old. We lived in a little starter home about two blocks from HoBo Discount Foods, the grocery store that my father managed. We were also right across the street from the school where I attended elementary and half of first grade (the old Westside … Continue reading Where There’s a Will…
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Threatt Station, Two Springfields, and Tons of Photos
It's hard to imagine what my life would be like today had I not decided to see what this Route 66 thing was all about. Checking in at the Rock Cafe on August 1st; love their little 3D printed sign from When Dinosaurs Attack! It was the summer of 2013 when I first set out … Continue reading Threatt Station, Two Springfields, and Tons of Photos
A Rhapsody of Blue
What happens when a hockey team adopts the famous Blue Whale as their identity? An exciting weekend of Route 66 celebration!
Taking a Sick Day
When I woke up this morning, I wasn't entirely sure what I was going to do with my day. Those are the best road trip days - when you don't have a set agenda and can just cruise. Well, I did have one thing scheduled...but it was early. That meant I got out out of … Continue reading Taking a Sick Day
The Evolution of 66
Historic Route 66 hasn't always taken the same path across the country. Many areas have multiple alignments to choose from.
Irons in the Fire
The last few months have been incredibly busy!
Checking in on 66 – Miami to Tulsa
A trip to Miami, OK to see some neon turned into a productive Route 66 morning drive.
On the Rocks
Buying myself something close to Christmas is a foolish endeavor, but sometimes I come across an item that I just gotta have...
Limitations
Route 66 has completely overtaken my life. That's not a complaint; it's just a fact. Ever since the Executive Director of the Oklahoma Route 66 Association stepped down last fall I've been pulling double-duty. Most of the time it's fine; sometimes it's overwhelming. But it's all getting done and things are continuing to move forward. … Continue reading Limitations
A White Knight Comes Home
More than seven years ago, I was wandering my Uncle Andy's property in Barnsdall with my mother when I came across an old restaurant sign. It piqued my curiosity, as I'd always had a fascination with brands and logos, but my aunt and uncle didn't have a lot of information about it aside from the … Continue reading A White Knight Comes Home









