Author Archives: Granger Meador
Spring Blooms at Gilcrease
April 27, 2013 Spring has bloomed at Tulsa’s Gilcrease Museum.
Roaring River
April 24, 2013 Last Saturday I returned to good old Roaring River for a couple of brief hikes along the Deer Leap and Devil’s Kitchen trails. I lost a filling in a front incisor while eating a PayDay peanut bar … Continue reading
San Antone
I spent most of the second week of April 2013 in San Antonio, Texas for the national conference of the National Science Teachers Association. I’ll spare you photos from the physics workshops I attended, since the Riverwalk is so much … Continue reading
Original Sin
April 6, 2013 For over a year I posted each month about a “new” song I particularly enjoyed. But I became preoccupied with other activities and my new discoveries dwindled. So at the start of this week I decided to … Continue reading
Unexpected Obsolescence
March 30, 2013 Planned obsolescence has been a driver of our consumer culture since the Great Depression. I tend to resist it with respect to durable goods: my car is 12 years old and has over 200,000 miles on it, … Continue reading















