Author Archives: Granger Meador

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About Granger Meador

I am retired from employment and enjoy reading, technology, day hikes, art museums, and photography. My wife Wendy works in the Bartlesville Public Schools in northeast Oklahoma, but this blog is outside the scope of any employment.

Hitting the Trails Once Again

September 16, 2012 The summer heat kept me from hiking from June 22 until August 12, other than some early-morning walks along the Pathfinder Parkway trails here in Bartlesville. I finally broke the hiking drought (but not the real drought … Continue reading →

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The Blues for Norma Jean

My August 2012 Song of the Month August was eaten by locusts: I was extensively involved in promoting a successful school bond issue, creating  a web site, PowerPoints, narrated video, doing radio spots, helping with newspaper ads, and more. As that … Continue reading →

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Dunces, Emma and Nora, and The Woman in White

August 3, 2012 July in Joklahoma, and August for that matter, are not conducive to happy hiking. So this isn’t a post about yet another day hike with photos. I’ve been spending my summer break in the air conditioning, reading classics … Continue reading →

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Warrior

My July 2012 Song of the Month Golly, last month’s pick really drove traffic to the website. Gotye’s song overtook my Pathfinder Parkway information as the top draw, although over time that will fade. This month is a follow-up, because … Continue reading →

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Photos at Philbrook

July 8, 2012 My least favorite month in Oklahoma is here, despite my birthday adorning its final week. July is always hot and horrible, and it has been two weeks since I took any day hike photographs. Today it was … Continue reading →

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