Some reflections off our of Tulsa’s newly revamped convention center.
The shiny object to the leftt is the new BOK Arena. It is not an oil tank.
I like how the entrance doors look like individual frames.
Ah, a self portrait. Cool hat huh??
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Tulsa’s oldest city park on a cold,foggy day.
The former Oral Roberts University City of Faith medical complex reflected on the Arkansas River.
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We went to a street festival here in Tulsa last week. It wasn’t very big but it was cool. The artists had all sorts of different and interesting pieces for sale. There was a band that had kind of a never ending riff going on. It reminded me of the late 1960’s in New Mexico except people were drinking bud light and chai instead of smoking stuff they shouldn’t be smoking. In fact the only smoking going on was some mesquite in a Chiminea.
Somebody had set up a “Vibrational Sound Massage” booth. You sat on a pillow in the middle of several large gongs with a mask over your eyes. Then you chilled out while the guys and gals manning the booth played (as opposed to beating) the gongs. The gongs were cool. They hit them lightly with a cushioned mallet and the sound just went on forever. I loved listening to them.
They didn’t charge anything nor take tips. It was their gift to the people.
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I was in midtown Tulsa yesterday so I popped into the Philbrook museum for quick stroll around their gardens. Above is “American Hippo” by John Kearney.
The museum building from the reflecting pool in the gardens. Below is from about halfway up to the museum building looking down to where I took the above photo.
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You have to look hard for the moon. When I was taking the pic I could see the moon’s reflection on the water. It is very faint at the bottom of the image.
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I was waiting for somebody at lunch downtown when I noticed the complex pattern of reflections and overlapping shadows.
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While on vacation recently on the west coast, we came upon a scene that reminded me of New Orleans. Sweetie and I haven’t been back since the year before Katrina. We are going to have to check it out.
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Photo from Legoland in Carlsbad, California. The structures are all legos! I kind of got a little crazy with all the tools at Picnick.com
