Oklahoma aka: OK

The first time I went to this place I was 9 yrs old. I went to visit my aunt she was a student at ORU the campus was beautiful. We went up in the Prayer Tower.It was a very good trip.The second time I went to Tulsa i lived there for 3 months I enjoyed this place it was an experience.

Not much to really say about Oklahoma.. Went to the Oklahoma City monument, did a little sight seeing, eh…

living in oklahoma is ok. the countryside is beautiful, and the lakes are great. sometimes the weather is crazy, but overall oklahoma would be worth visiting.

Dont go! My father lives there and its just as icky as it can get its always sticky outside and all you can see when your driving is red (Dirt)not to offend anyone that lives there or anything just to people who are wondering about id say that ill never go back even to see my father

and it’s beautiful.

Oklahoma is beautiful,BUT, It is not fun. And only eastern Oklahoma is beautiful, the west is boringly flat. Tulsa is dull and not that pretty. Oklahoma City is the only part that is worth driving through. NO NFL, NO MLB, NO NBA, NO AFL, NO MLS, NO major sports expect Minor League stuff. Oklahoma would not be any thing without Texas. Oklahoma is cowdom. that is it! I do not prescribe it. I moved here from Ohio and that was a mistake. I am MOVING BACK!

NEVER wear your good shoes there!!! All the red clay is impossible to get out!!! I would recommend wearing rubber boots because it has been raining a lot there lately, I know they aren’t the most ‘fashon forward’, but compared to the mess it would if you didn’t, it’s SO worth it!!!

I was born in Oklahoma City! Spent the first 8 years of my life in a little town, Wetherford, and returned a couple times a year for most of my childhood. My parents were born and raised in another tiny town, Okmulgee, where my grandmother and great-grandmother (104 years old!) still reside. The town reminds me of my late Papa, I miss him dearly.

I lived in this place for five years and it was sooo boring. no offense to the people who live there but i live in alexandria va now (near dc) and it is soo much fun.

Oklahoma is great. I love it here…despite the misconception that most of the state is prairie land, Oklahoma probably has more diversity in landscape than any other state i have been to.