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Guardian Angels

BY CHRIS PUTMAN

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ngels are often depicted as fat little babies with wings that are sent into individual’s lives to give enlightenment, guidance, and protection. Not a very good image for building a person’s confidence in their wisdom and supremacy. As it turns out, however, they are very physically superior spiritual beings that are highly intelligent, very powerful and have specific jobs in the Kingdom.

Angels have ranking in their hierarchy and with that rank

goes the job to which they are assigned. According to www.compellingtruth.org/ types-of-angels.html there are two basic types of angels mentioned in the Bible, those that serve God and those that have fallen.

Seraphim Isaiah of the Bible had a vision, and he saw angels. He described them this way, “…I saw the Lord sitting upon a throne, high and lifted up; and the train of his robe filled the temple. Above him stood the seraphim. Each had six wings: with two he covered his face, and with two he covered his feet, and with two he flew. And one called to another and said, ‘Holy, holy, holy is the Lord of hosts; the whole earth is full of his glory!’” Isaiah 6:1-3.

It seems this class of angel has the job of guarding the throne, chatting with each other the praises of God, and come equipped with a means of transportation.

Assumedly, if they have wings, then they can fly.

Cherubim Ezekiel 1:5-14 describes these beings in detail. They are explicitly

Left: Tradition places seraphim in the highest rank in Christian angelology and in the fifth rank of ten in the Jewish angelic hierarchy.

Right: The painting of Michael Archangel in church Iglesia de la Exaltación de la Santa Cruz.

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designed for their jobs. Ezekiel described them as having human likeness, four faces and four wings.

Their soles were like a calf ’s foot, had human-like hands under their wings, their wings touched one another and they sparkled like bronze. They could move forward without turning. One face was like a lion, one like an ox, one an eagle and one a human. Each had two wings and they could move to and

fro darting about so quickly, they looked like a flash of lightning.

Ezekiel went on to say that when they flew, their wings sounded like many waters.

Genesis 3:24 states that God stationed in the Garden of Eden cherubim and a flaming sword and assigned the task to guard the way to the tree of life. It states that the angel could navigate in any direction without turning, making it a well-equipped and capable guard.

Archangel Two archangels were mentioned in the Bible by name. One was Michael, and his job was to be a warrior. In Revelation 12:7, it states Michael and his angels were fighting in heaven against an enemy and its angels.

A second archangel mentioned by name was Gabriel.

Communication was his line of work. Being the lead angel in that area, he delivered messages from God to humans. He had a message for Zechariah. In Luke 1:19, it states, “And the angel answered him, ‘I am Gabriel. I stand in the presence of God, and I was sent to speak to you and to bring you this good news.’” Who couldn’t use some good news?

Angels On the lower end of the food chain are angels. It appears there are two kinds, the ones that wear the white hats – the good guys – and the ones in the black hats. The Bible is a little vague about this general angel category, but it appears these angels are not referred to by name. Focusing on the good guys, their main job is to minister to God’s people with a variety of errands such as delivering messages from God, executing miracles, and at times facilitating acts of judgment. These angels appear to individuals using a human form. Many times, folks don’t recognize they are dealing

Above: Terri Dietrich

with an angel while the interaction is taking place. One Broken Arrow woman had one of those interactions.

On her high school senior trip Terri Dietrich, now the Worship Minister at Abiding Harvest Church, was with her classmates enjoying a Colorado ski trip. She had never skied before and was developing her navigational ability on the bunny slopes. After a full day, Dietrich thought she’d sneak in one more run before having to meet by dark the group on the bus headed for home. Things got dicey when she jumped off the tram at the wrong slope, the black slope.

The black slope is for the most advanced skier and is the steepest run on the mountain, a straight drop. With no one around to help, way over her head in skill level, and now at dusk, Dietrich was terrified.

All alone on the steep drop, Dietrich squatted on her skies, then onto the snow, and scooted down the mountain inch by inch on her bottom. The trek downhill

didn’t go well due to the nearvertical grade of the incline, and she inadvertently landed in a grove of trees. Stuck, Dietrich started to panic as darkness began to ensue.

About that time, a striking male skier skied up behind her and came to a showy halt throwing a spray of snow on her. He asked, “Do you need help?”

“Ye-e-es!” Dietrich replied, clearly shaken.

She explained she got off on the wrong slope, was lost, and now stuck in trees and needed help getting to her bus, or they would leave her behind.

The handsome stranger, whom she assumed was a resort guide, told her she was on the wrong side of the mountain, but he would follow her from behind and guide her back to the proper destination.

She fell a time or two along the way, but her now personal chaperon instructed her to lean one way or the other to help keep balance.

They were alone for the long slog (continued page 28) (continued onon next page)

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TULSA COUNTY ASSESSOR JOHN A. WRIGHT MAKES IT EASIER FOR YOU TO CLAIM YOUR PROPERTY TAX EXEMPTIONS!!!

You may file for your 2021 property tax exemptions at the Tulsa County Assessor’s Office. We are located on the second floor of the Tulsa County Administration Building at Sixth and Denver in Downtown Tulsa. In addition, the locations listed below are available, on the days noted, for you to file the following exemption applications and other documents. For questions, please call our office at 918-596-5100. You can also visit our website at assessor.tulsacounty.org to obtain more information or to download forms.

Homestead Exemption - To be approved for the year 2021, the Single Homestead Exemption must be applied for by March 15, 2021 or within 30 days from the issue date of an assessment notice. You need to apply if your Real Estate property has changed ownership during 2020 or you have not previously applied for homestead exemption.

If filed after March 15th, the single homestead exemption will be allowed for the following year, 2022. Your deed must be notarized before January 1st and filed in the County Clerk’s Office by February 1st to allow the exemption in the current year. If you did not move or change your deed in any way and have previously filed for the exemption on your residence, you are not required to re-file an application.

Additional Homestead Exemption - To be approved for the year 2021, your gross household income must be $20,000 or less during 2020. You must file between January 2nd and March 15th or 30 days from the issue date of an assessment notice. To file you will need to bring proof of income for 2020 such as all 1099 and W2 forms from all income sources. The additional homestead exemption requires annual filing, except persons who are 65 years of age or older or who are permanently disabled.

Senior Property Valuation Limitation - To be approved for the year 2021, you must be 65 years of age before January 1, 2021 and have a gross household income of $68,600 or less during 2020. If you qualify for this exemption, you must file between January 2nd and March 15th or 30 days from the issue date of an assessment notice. To file you will need to bring proof of income for 2020, such as all 1099 and W2 forms from all income sources. Seniors who have qualified are not required to re-file.

Veterans - There is an exemption for veterans honorably discharged from active service in any branch of the Armed Forces of the United States or Oklahoma National Guard and who have been certified by the United States Department of Veterans Affairs to have one hundred percent (100%) permanent, service-connected disability or be the surviving spouse of such head of household. Exemption is for the full amount of the fair cash value of the homesteaded property. The unmarried spouse of a veteran killed in action may also qualify for an exemption.

Agricultural Renditions - You may file your 2021 agricultural renditions including your Agricultural Tax Exemption Permit. Renditions must be filed by March 15th to avoid penalty.

Business Renditions - Business owners must file a 2021 business personal property rendition by March 15th to avoid penalty.

Manufactured Home Renditions – Personal property manufactured home renditions (you do not own the land) must be filed by March 15th to avoid penalty. To have your Manufactured Home assessed or to file for the homestead exemption, you will need to bring the Title or Registration for the Manufactured Home.

Manufactured Home Exemption – To be approved for 2021, you must be at least 62 years of age or older, the head of household, and own and reside in a manufactured home on land you do not own. Other qualifications will apply. For questions or more information, please call 918-596-5142.

Property Tax Refund – If your gross household income from all sources (except gifts) is $12,000 or less, and you are at least 65 years of age or totally disabled, you may be eligible for a property tax refund by filing state form 538-H. Filing deadline is June 30th.

ATTENTION SENIOR CITIZENS! The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has changed the household median income in Tulsa, Osage, Creek, Rogers, and Wagoner counties. This change will impact senior citizens’ ability to qualify for a Property Valuation Limitation for Ad Valorem tax purposes. For 2021, the new maximum annual gross household income is $68,600. Seniors who are qualified are not required to re-file.

To be approved for year 2021, you must be 65 years of age or over as of January 1, 2021 and have a gross household income of $68,600 or less during 2020. You must file between January 2nd and March 15th or within 30 calendar days from the issue date of Notice of Increase in Valuation of Real Property. To file you will need to bring proof of income from 2020, such as Social Security, 1099 and W2 forms from all income sources.

Please contact the County Assessor’s Office in the county you live in to see if you qualify and apply for this benefit.

Assessor: John A. Wright, Tulsa County (918) 596-5100 Assessor: Ed Quinton, Jr., Osage County (918) 287-3448 Assessor: JaNell Enlow, Creek County (918) 224-4508

Assessor: Scott Marsh, Rogers County (918) 923-4795 Assessor: Sandy Hodges, Wagoner County (918) 485-2367

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Bixby

Community Center

211 N. Cabaniss Ave.

Tuesday, January 19

9:00-4:30

Jenks

City Hall

211 N. Elm St.

Wednesday, January 20

9:00-4:30

Skiatook

Community Building

220 S. Broadway St.

Thursday, January 21

1:00-4:30

Broken Arrow

Community Building

1500 S. Main St.

Tuesday, January 26

8:30-4:30

Glenpool

City Hall

12205 S. Yukon Ave.

Tuesday, February 2

8:30-4:30

Berryhill*

Activities Center

2703 S. 65th W. Ave.

Wednesday, February 3

10:00-2:00

Owasso

Community Center

301 S. Cedar St.

Thursday, February 4

8:30-4:30

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10727 E. 51 St.

Tuesday, February 9

9:30-4:00

Collinsville

RCB Bank

111 N. 11 St.

Wednesday, February 10

9:00-4:30

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10150 N. Cincinnati Ave.

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How to Create Your Own Vision Board

BY CHRIS PUTMAN

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here are some people who are achievers in life. You can see the focus in their eyes, and each step they take is deliberate.

They know what they want, they know each move they must make to get to their destination, and their life reflects their intentionality.

Then there are others who seem to flounder. Some don’t figure out what they want for decades, if at all, and some misstep time and again.

What separates these individuals from one another? One element the self-starters might have is their goalsetting ability.

So, how does one set these life-changing goals? What does that look like? Is it a New Year’s resolution? Most resolutions don’t make it to the 30-day mark. Is it a checklist of 10 things to accomplish

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before the year’s end? Many checklists are lost and forgotten along the way. One method that keeps the goal in front of one’s eyes is in the form of a vision board.

There is a lot of talk about vision boards nowadays. What makes them so special? A vision board is a tangible visual aid of sorts that represents goals set. Some come in the form of a poster board and some as a cork bulletin board. In today’s move to the digital world, some can even manifest as a screensaver.

Its power is held in its placement.

Vision boards are meant to be seen daily, even several times per day, keeping that desired outcome in front of the determined achiever. It’s more than just a to-do list. Instead, it’s pictures and words keeping that vision alive.

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“Whether you believe that or not, we know that visualization works.

Olympic athletes have been using it for decades to improve their performance. Psychology Today reported that the brain patterns activated when a weightlifter lifts heavy weights are also similarly activated when the lifter just imagined (visualized) lifting weights,” contributing writer Elizabeth Rider said in an article in HuffPost titled, “The Reason Vision Boards Work and How to Make One” found at www.huffpost.com/entry/thescientific-reason-why_b_6392274.

Take, for example, if a goal-setter wants to finish a degree, perhaps they may include on his or her vision board a photo of the university campus of their choice, a mockup of a diploma, a picture of a graduate, and words like “Congratulations!”

They may even include a photo of someone working in their desired new post-graduate career.

What if someone has already achieved the goal, but they want a do-over? Example: If a self-starter has earned a big bonus each year for the past two years but wants to obtain that same financial reward for next year. No problem. Repeat goals are allowed.

Convinced that a vision board is a right fit for 2021 goal setting? Then here’s how to get started.

Step One Before launching into the mechanics of building a vision board, a goal-oriented individual should take a moment to reflect and ask what they really want to change about their life: relationships, finances, career, travel, home improvement, education, hobbies, or fitness. Once a realistic goal has been identified, then it’s time to move on to the fun part, cutting and pasting.

Step Two Dig out the magazines, scissors, glue, and backboard. If you’re all about digital images, then print images from social media, Pinterest, or some royalty-free photo sites like unsplash.com or Pixabay.com. Don’t rush through the process. This is a life-changing exercise. Allow a couple of quiet hours, and put on some mood music, and dive in.

Step Three Once the vision board is finished to satisfaction, then place it where it can be seen daily. Be certain of this: what someone focuses on grows.

What happens when the goals are met? Review life every so often— perhaps at each year’s end—and design a new board with new goals.

If blank space is allowed between the pictures and words, then that area allows room for growth along the way.

Retired consultant and small business owner Patricia Highland is looking forward to an upcoming vision board workshop at a Broken Arrow church women’s group. “[I will be] obtaining a

new practical tool which will serve as a daily reminder of my personal hopes, dreams, and goals for 2021,” Highland said. “My personal goals will formulate from my desire to walk in a committed and deeper relationship with Christ specifically ministering to the practical needs of those I encounter, both inside and outside of my local church, Abiding Harvest.”

Memphis based Visionary Strategist Trecie Williams runs her sole proprietorship Envision That! with heart. She desires to help those that struggle to find direction and purpose in their lives. Her services include vision board seminars/workshops, vision parties, vision coaching, purpose dates, custom videos, custom vision boards, and even custom vision books. She has plenty of experience with hundreds of vision boards under her belt.

Her business was a springboard from an experience with her first personal vision board in 2012. She accomplished every goal posted.

With that success, a desire grew within her to help others find their own vision for their lives.

“God created us and knows us better than we know ourselves,” Williams said. “He has something special for each one of us to do during our time on earth. When we stand before Him, He will ask us if we did them. We want to be able to say that we did. One exercise I do with my clients is a purpose date with the Lord. We ask Him specific questions about His vision for various areas of their lives: family, career, finances and next steps.

These answers form the basis for their vision boards. As a result, their work reflects God’s dreams for their lives that will matter for eternity.”

Left: Trecie Williams, Visionary Strategist.

Vision boards are a hot commodity right now. With COVID, job losses, and general upheaval, how can anyone have a firm grasp for the direction in their lives? In such a topsy turvy world, it takes a little help.

Vision boards can be just the tool needed to get on track.

In the November 24th, 2019 article “How to Make a Vision Board” at christinekane.com/ how-to-make-a-vision-board/, Christine Kane gives some tips that might help. She says there are three types of vision boards.

The “I Know Exactly What I Want” Vision Board. She says to pattern off this type of board if: • The goal-setter is certain of their goals.

• Someone wants to change their environment.

• There is something tangible that to goal-setter wants, such as a house, car, new job, etc.

The second type of board she says to pattern from is the “Opening and Allowing” board.

Follow this format if: • Someone is uncertain of their direction • The goal-setter is experiencing depression or grief • Someone wants a change in their life but uncertain how to make that happen Finally, there is the “Theme” vision board. Kane says to pattern off this type of board if: • The goal setting is having a major life event like a birthday, or it’s the start of a new year • Someone is focusing on one specific element of life such as relationships or career “The Bible says to ‘write your vision and make it plain,” comedian, television presenter, broadcaster and author Steve Harvey said in Harvey’s Hundreds at steveharvey.com/make-avision-board/. “If you’re not using a vision board to achieve your dreams…start.”

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Jeff Galloway’s: Train for a 5K/10K Small efforts add up to big rewards!

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kay, so many of us have been indoors and gained a few unwanted pounds over the past few months. One of the best, lowest-cost ways, to improve your lifestyle and lose weight is to set a goal and train for a 5K or 10K. Realistically, a 5K is a great distance for a beginner; its 3.1 miles and you can prepare in just two months. We found Jeff Galloway’s training schedule to be efficient and effective. Jeff has worked with over 300,000 runners of all ages and abilities and is the inventor of the Galloway RUN-WALK-RUN method. His innovative ideas have opened up the possibility of running and completing a marathon to almost everyone. Philosophically, Jeff believes that we are all designed to run and walk – and he keeps finding ways to bring more people into the positive world of exercise.

On the right are Jeff ’s 5K and 10K training calendars. Need more

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information? Jeff Galloway’s website, JeffGalloway.com, is host to Jeff ’s training and coaching programs, products and services, retreats, training groups and more.

How to use the 5K training schedule: Consider using this fifteen-week 5K run training schedule as your guide. It’s tailored for beginners or anyone who wants to complete a 5K race. You can also adapt it for a 5K walk.

This 5K training schedule includes a mix of running, walking and resting.

This combination helps reduce the risk of injury, stress and fatigue while boosting your enjoyment of physical activity. Remember, you can run or walk slowly to help your body adjust to this 5K training schedule.

If you’d like to choose a different exercise instead of walking on the walking days, you can try cross-training and do alternative exercises such as water running,

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Above: Pictured, center, Jeff Galloway

cycling or rowing.

Under this 5K run training schedule, you’ll spend some of your time walking. For instance, during week one on run/walk days, you’ll run for 15 seconds and then walk for 45 seconds, repeating that cycle for 15 minutes.

As the weeks progress, you’ll gradually increase time spent running and reduce the time spent walking. Or you can always walk, if you’re adapting the training for a 5K walk.

One day a week — Friday on this 5K schedule — is a day of rest from exercise. This gives your muscles time to recover. On Sunday, you can either take another day of rest or enjoy a walk for as long as you’d like. Also take a day of rest the day before your race. On this 5K run training schedule, race day falls on Saturday of your fifteenth week.

5K/10K Training Schedules • Don’t wait to take walk breaks. By alternating walking and running from the beginning, you speed recovery without losing any of the endurance effect of the long one.

• Be sure to do the running portion slow enough at the beginning of every run (especially the long run) so that you’ll feel tired but strong at the end. The conservatism will allow you to recover faster.

• Every other day you can cross-train instead of walking. Cross country ski machines, water running, cycling, and any other mode which you find fun and interesting (but non-

pounding) will improve overall fitness.

• Stay conversational on all of your exercise sessions. This means that you should be exerting yourself at a low enough level that you could

talk. It’s okay to take deep breaths between sentences, but you don’t want to “huff and puff ” between every word.

• As the runs get longer, be sure to keep your blood sugar boosted by

eating an energy bar (or equivalent) about an hour before exercise.

To learn more about the supportive and friendly Galloway training group in Tulsa, email Maurine Dobson at tulsagalloway@gmail.com.

5K Training Schedule Week

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Wednesday

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Soup Season

BY SHANNON SMITH

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always think of January as the perfect month for making soup since the weather is chilly, and soup warms the body and soul. This January, however, I’ll be spending most of my time in Mexico where the weather is pleasantly warm. I’ll be studying different Mexican cuisines around the country, and I’m sure soup will be on at least one of my cooking agendas.

I’ve already made a lot of soup this winter, and one of my favorite ways to make it is in the blender.

In my cooking classes, I’ve taught an entire lesson on blender soups and the ease of making them using whatever vegetables you prefer. Surprisingly, carrot soup is a crowd favorite, but my personal favorite is potato. All you have to do is boil or roast your vegetables, whether it’s carrots, squash, asparagus, broccoli, or potatoes.

To add more flavor, sauté your choice of aromatics, such as onion, garlic, chiles, ginger, and leeks.

You can keep adding flavors with herbs, spices, butter, and cream.

Then blend it all together in a blender or food processor until it’s smooth, and you’ve created a soup that perfectly suits you.

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Don’t forget to season it with salt, which is an entirely different class I teach!

I’m sharing my recipe for loaded baked potato soup, which is potato soup made in the blender, loaded with some of my favorite toppings. I made this a lot in college and learned from my roommates that cheese and sour cream aren’t the only toppings for a potato. One girl taught me that her family used chopped tomatoes, pickled jalapeños, and boiled eggs to

load their potatoes, and I’ve become a fan. In my family, you could never add enough butter (actually margarine because my mom thought butter was fattening), which is why I use a half stick of butter in my potato soup. Feel free to add more; just don’t use margarine because it’s no substitute, despite my mother’s wisdom.

Whether we have a cold or balmy winter in Oklahoma, soup will still be simmering on my stove. When I return from

Mexico, I have a feeling my soups will be a bit spicier and topped with fried tortillas. I’ll have a whole new repertoire of recipes to share, both on my website and my cooking classes, which will resume at the end of January.

You can read more about my travels, classes, and recipes at chefshannon.com.

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Loaded Baked Potato Soup Serves 4 - Potato soup is one of the easiest soups to make, and I because I love a loaded baked potato, I make my soup with all the toppings I would use on a loaded baked potato, including cheese, bacon, and chives. If that isn’t enough, I add chopped tomatoes and a dollop of sour cream. The soup takes just 30 minutes to make, and uses just one pan if you use an immersion blender. I recommend making a double recipe since it reheats easily and makes great leftovers.

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In a large saucepan, heat butter over medium high heat until melted. Add onions and cook until soft. Add garlic and cook one minute. Pour in broth and milk, and add potatoes. Simmer until potatoes are tender, about 25 minutes. Season with salt and pepper. Turn off heat and insert an immersion blender to blend the soup

until smooth. Alternatively, you can pour the mixture into a blender and blend until smooth, then return to the saucepan.

Re-heat soup if needed, then ladle into bowls. Top with cheese, bacon, and chives and serve.

1/2 stick butter 1 onion, chopped 1 clove garlic, minced 3 cups chicken broth 2 cups whole milk 1 1/2 pounds russet potatoes, peeled and cut into 1” chunks 1 teaspoon kosher salt 1/2 teaspoon black pepper Toppings: 1 cup grated cheddar cheese 4 strips bacon, cooked until crispy, chopped 1/4 cup chives, minced

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200+ Things to do at Home I

t’s always fun to do something new, but often we fall into the trap of spending our free time the same way. Let’s be honest, it can be quite dull and uneventful following the same monotonous routine day in and day out. Trying new things and enhancing experiences that already make you happy helps us relieve monotony, vanquish fears, boredom and allow us to expand our minds and learn.

If you’re stuck in the same old routine, it might be time to try something new.

What should I do today? No ideas? Here’s a list of ideas (some common and some unique) that just might help! Everything listed here is something you can easily do no matter where you live, and even on a tight budget!

1. Decorate Easter eggs.

2. Break out a good book. The Bible is always good; and for other helpful suggestions and reviews, check out a website like goodreads.com.

3. Start a new hobby. A few ideas include knitting, stained glass, Soduku and fiction writing.

4. Try a new recipe. The possibilities are endless on Pinterest.

5. Do a puzzle. It’s a little old-school, but still fun.

6. Pull out some old board games or a pack of cards.

7. Engage in some pre-spring cleaning.

8. Rearrange your furniture. Sometimes a few moves is all it takes to make your place look new.

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9. Tackle a home improvement project.

10. Plan your summer vacation or staycation.

11. Have a movie and popcorn night.

Dig out an old favorite or stream or rent something new.

12. Research your family history and create a family tree.

13. Write a letter to touch base with an old friend or family member. Everyone loves getting an actual letter that’s not a bill or solicitation.

14. Watch the newest season of your favorite show on Netflix.

15. Go for a walk, even a 15-minute one.

16. Go out and shovel and clean out your flower beds for spring planting. It’s a great workout!

17. Try an outdoor activity like fishing using a tree limb, string and bread ball.

18. Have a spitball fight and rediscover a great use for your straws and paper!

19. Volunteer your time at a local nonprofit or animal shelter.

20. Have a Tele-Party.

21. Have a costume night.

22. Go on a picnic; or throw an indoor picnic.

23. Make your own ‘News’ video with your smart phone.

24. Have an indoor/outdoor scavenger hunt.

25. Plant some seedlings.

26. Have a “Movie Night” indoor party.

27. Learn to do nail art.

28. Film a cooking show.

29. Make greeting, Valentine and Easter

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cards.

30. Make a Scarecrow. Use newspaper and or paper towels for stuffing if straw is unavailable.

31. Have a Karaoke night.

32. Play with Lego; yep they’re fun for adults too!

33. Make jewelry using some of your no-longer-worn costume jewelry.

34. Create an English tea party for just you or the family too.

35. Plant bulbs.

36. Have a water balloon fight.

37. Learn yoga.

38. Invent a writing code.

39. Have a photo shoot.

40. Learn calligraphy.

41. Invent your own board game.

42. Have a spa night.

43. Play charades.

44. Make a family scrapbook.

45. List creative ways to say “Thank You” and show appreciation.

46. Learn to juggle.

47. Create a new dance.

48. Watch wildlife.

49. Make some bread.

50. Organize a budget food contest; rules are to create a dish under $10.00.

51. Go on a YouTube marathon watching free movies.

52. Play free online games.

53. Search Wikipedia.

54. Play pen & pencil games; hangman, tic tac toe, etc.

55. Play a sentence game.

56. Learn Origami.

57. Learn about essential oils.

58. Give yourselves his and her facials.

59. Take a bubble bath.

60. Learn how to give a massage.

61. List your bad habits and a plan to break them.

62. Make a kite.

63. Color code your bookshelf.

64. Clean your car.

65. Create a vision board.

66. Start an Instagram page for your pet.

67. Sage your house.

68. Take a nap.

69. Write poetry.

70. Play a video game.

71. Create a vision board.

72. Draw or paint a picture.

73. Practice creative writing.

74. Play with your pet.

75. Listen to the radio or podcasts.

76. Learn a foreign language.

77. Take an online course.

78. Clean the refrigerator

79. Redo the lighting in the room you spend the most time in.

80. Refresh yourself on astronomy.

81. Use your hand weights.

82. Make a terrarium.

83. Download an app you’ve been curious about.

84. Learn an instrument.

85. Create a new Pinterest board.

86. Delete apps you don’t use from your phone.

87. Talk to your plants.

88. Prep your meals for a week.

89. Light incense and meditate.

90. Turn the lights off and watch a scary movie.

91. Color-code your closet.

92. Plan a fun weekend.

93. Study a map.

94. Stretch.

95. Organize your vitamin cabinet.

96. Clean up your email inbox.

97. Sew something.

98. Collect items throughout your home to donate.

99. Practice singing.

100. 20 Amazing places you can visit without leaving home - TravelZoo.com/ blog 101. Create a new special space for the family pet.

102. Organize your bathroom cabinets.

103. Watch (and try) YouTube tutorials.

104. Make a seasonal wreath.

105. Dust off your outdoor space.

106. Cook something new.

107. Start a blog.

108. Hang up a piece of art.

109. Make a bucket list.

110. Exercise.

111. Eat cake batter.

112. Make soup.

113. Play your favorite song on repeat until you know all of the words.

114. Have a joke contest tele-party.

115. Make a list of things you like and don’t like.

116. Design a life you will love.

Kids Activities to do at Home EntertainKidsOnADime.com

1. Laundry Basket Ski Ball 2. Make Duct Take Bracelet 3. Make a Life-Size Indoor Board Game 4. Coloring Contest - Put out paper and markers. For each “round” give your children a theme like an amusement

park or their dream house.

5. Make Soap Clouds 6. Crayon sand Paper T-Shirts 7. Glow Sticks Dance Party - Go to the Dollarstore and buy some fun glow sticks, turn off the lights, and blast some music!

8. Make Balloon Rockets 9. Make a Marshmallow Shooter 10. Mail a Hug https://babygizmo.com/How-to-Mail-ahug/ 11. Make Playdough Mats -This will keep the little ones busy for a long time! http://picklebums.com/2014/07/22/ fun-food-play-dough-mats/#_a5y_ p=2110571 12. Fairy Mason Jars https://diyjoy.com/crafts-for-teens-diymason-jar-lights/ 13. Tie Dye Baby Wipes https://www.icanteachmychild.com/ easy-tie-dye-art-with-baby-wipes/ 14. Cardboard Light Tunnel http://homespunaesthetic. com/2013/05/diy-light-tunnel-foryour-kiddos.html 15. Make a Retro Theme Day 16. Make a Cotton Swab Painting 17. The Floor is Lava Game https://handsonaswegrow.com/flooris-lava/ 18. Secret Message Activity www.simplyoutrageousyouth. org/2019/10/10/secret-messageactivity-for-kids/ 19. Put on a Magic Show Learn magic tricks and show family and friends. https://www.funology.com/ funology-magic-tricks/ 20. Balloon Pop Rocks Experiment Do the Balloon Fizz Science Experiment 21. Make Cupcakes 22. Hide and Go Seek in the Dark - Play Hide & Seek with the lights off using glow bracelets.

23. Mock Camping Trip - Use a play tent, sleeping bags or blankets, and flash lights. You can eat dinner in your tent and sing camp songs.

24. Make a “Restaurant” Dinner Have your kids help you make dinner.

Create menus with them to decorate and serve your spouse or neighbors.

25. DIY Giant Paper Airplane http://m.instructables.com/id/GiantPaper-Airplane/ 26. Make a Collage - Make a collage with magazine pages or family photos.

27. Make Musical Instruments -

Find items around the house and construct different instruments. This teaches kids how to recycle waste into something useful and fun. https://makingmulticulturalmusic. wordpress.com/2012/04/10/14-worldmusic-instruments-that-can-be-madefrom-recycled-materials/ 28. Make Chalk Board Slime www.babbledabbledo.com/artsy-slimerecipe-chalkboard-slime/ 29. Make a Time Capsule https://www.teacherspayteachers. com/Product/Time-CapsuleResources-255339 30. Do Jigsaw Puzzles - You can purchase puzzles at the Dollar Store for $2-$3 31. Make a Sun Catcher http://kidsactivitiesblog.com/16045/glassgem-sun-catcher-craft 32. Watch Home Movies (ie. Mom & Dad’s Wedding, Baby Videos.)

33. Decorate with Puffy Paint The Dollarama sells Puffy Paint in the art section and you can purchase a top or a hat to decorate. Make sure you let it completely dry before wearing it.

34. Make Indoor Skis www.playtivities.com/skiing-homehomemade-skis/ 35. Make Ice Cream in a Bag https://www.food.com/recipe/ homemade-ice-cream-in-a-bag34257#activity-feed 36. Make No Sew Scrunchies https://snapguide.com/guides/make-ano-sew-hair-scrunchie/ 37. Potato Stamping http://www. firstpalette.com/Craft_themes/Colors/ Potato_Stamps/Potato_Stamps.html 38. Build a Village out of Blocks or Lego 39. Make a DJ Dance Party - Go to the dollar store and get glow sticks! Dress your kids in light colors. Close the blinds and the lights and activate their glow sticks. Put on their favorite songs and have them dance.

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Above: Stained glass window depicting Cherubim and Chariot vision of the Prophet Ezekiel in the cathedral of Brussels. (continued from page 5) page) previous

back, but he encouraged her along the way to keep going, that she could make it.

Finally, they crested a hill, and the next clearing revealed the resort and the pickup location of her classmates. Seeing she had made it back safely, she turned back to her guide to thank him for his help, and there was no one in sight. Later, on her ride back on the bus, she pondered on the puzzling disappearance of her helpful stranger. It was then she concluded that he must have been an angel.

“I knew I was really taken care of just then,” Dietrich said.

Another occurrence of angel interaction was with Dayna Griffith, Abiding Harvest Office Administrator and Treasurer.

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it!” Griffith was blinded by the sunlight, so the van looked dark inside, but she could see that this was the only woman inside, and there were several men. Griffith, as a knee-jerk reaction, reached out to receive what was being handed to her. Although she was walking alone, and no one was around her, a voice from behind rang out, “Leave her alone!”

When that warning resounded, she saw the men inside the van start to panic and shouted for the driver to speed off.

It wasn’t until Griffith got safely into her car and digested what had just happened when she understood that she was just protected from possible abduction.

Upon that realization, she began to shake from fear and the intensity of what she had been spared.

Living in a complex world riddled with riots, natural disasters, violence, and danger at every turn, who wouldn’t want to believe God has heavenly beings in the background of life helping to protect, guide, and direct believers down the proper paths of life?

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Phoenix Seminary Research Professor of Theology and Biblical Studies and prolific author Wayne Grudem stated in his article titled “Angels in the Bible: What Do We Actually Know About Them?” found at zondervanacademic.com/blog/ biblical-facts-angels, points out some interesting facts found in the scriptures about angels.

Some of Grudem’s findings may prove wrong preconceived ideas about angels.

1. Angels are not omnipresent.

It mentions that the angels go to and fro. An example is mentioned in Luke 1:26, “In the sixth month the angel Gabriel was sent from God to a city of Galilee named Nazareth…”

2. There is no Biblical proof that people are assigned a guardian angel. It is known that angels do protect individuals in Psalm 91:1112, “He will give His angels charge of you to guard you in all your ways. On their hands they will bear you up, lest you dash your foot against a stone.” That’s comforting. Here’s to hoping they hang out with humans on a daily basis.

3. Angels don’t marry.

Matthew 22:30 states, “For in the resurrection they neither marry, nor are given in marriage, but are as the angels of God in heaven.”

4. Angels are given great power, much more than man. Psalm 103:20 indicates that power in, “Bless the LORD, ye his angels, that excel in strength, that do his commandments, hearkening unto the voice of his word.”

5. Angels refuse human worship. In Revelation 19:10, it states, “At this I fell at his feet to worship him. But he said to me, “Don’t do that!

I am a fellow servant with you and with your brothers and sisters who hold to the testimony of Jesus.

Worship God!”

Today’s Science: Solutions for Back Pain What is Kyphoplasty?

Does it Relieve Chronic Back Pain?

Why are Vertebral Compression Fractures (VCF) important?

A vertebral compression fracture is often the first sign of osteoporosis, but they are usually missed by imaging. For example, 86% of VCFs are missed on advanced CT. VCFs are also associated with high rates of death if left untreated. A recent analysis of the entire Medicare data set showed that for patients with a VCF, only 15% will survive 10 years. However, the same analysis showed that kyphoplasty more than doubles the survival rate of these patients.

What is Kyphoplasty?

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Kyphoplasty is a minimally invasive procedure that quickly repairs vertebral compression fractures (VCF) and restores structural integrity to broken vertebral bone. Kyphoplasty is an outpatient procedure that uses a cavity creation device (usually a balloon) to create a space in the broken vertebra which is then filled with a special bone cement to stabilize the fracture and reduce pain.

How does Kyphoplasty help?

The goal of kyphoplasty is to restore the broken vertebra to a more normal height and to fix the pain caused by the fracture. When a vertebral fracture occurs, it most commonly presents as an acute worsening of chronic lower back pain. Many times the patient’s chronic back pain is getting worse, but it’s actually due to a recent fracture. Many of our patients experience immediate pain relief following kyphoplasty. It can help relieve pain by stabilizing the fracture. Improved mobility results because of decreased pain levels.

What happens during the Kyphoplasty procedure?

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• Needle Placement - Under IV sedation and using x-ray guidance, a

pencil-sized needle is placed through a small (quarter-inch) incision and a working channel is made in the fractured vertebral body.

Cavity Created – A balloon is generally used to create a space and to reduce the fracture to more anatomic alignment.

Devices Removed – The balloon is deflated, leaving a cavity in the vertebral body.

Fracture Stabilized – The cavity is filled with bone cement to stabilize the fracture. Once filled, the incision is closed.

End of Procedure – With the process completed, an internal cast is now in place. This stabilizes the vertebral body and provides rapid mobility and pain relief.

The procedure takes about 30 minutes and has a short recovery time, usually a couple of days for most patients.

After Kyphoplasty

Patients treated with balloon kyphoplasty have significantly better outcomes in terms of pain reduction, quality of life, function and mobility both initially at one month, and throughout the months and years after treatment. 94% have complete or significant pain reduction and 67% have improved mobility. While kyphoplasty is highly effective for improving mobility and decreasing pain in patients with spinal fractures, it does not treat the underlying osteoporosis itself.

It’s important for your doctor to treat the underlying bone disease (osteoporosis) causing the fractures. This decreases the risk of future fractures and generally makes spinal fractures less frequent.

Kyphoplasty vs. Vertebroplasty

Kyphoplasty and vertebroplasty are both medical procedures designed to treat pain associated with vertebral compression fractures. The main difference is vertebroplasty does not create a cavity and there is higher likelihood of cement leakage. Kyphoplasty has a significantly lower complication rate compared to verteboplasty and more than doubles the 10-year survival rate in patients over 65.

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In Search of Spirits with T.O.P.S. (Tulsa Oklahoma Paranormal Studies)

BY MACY GOODNIGHT

ith the changing leaves and a lingering chill in the air, the coming of Fall can conjure eerie inspiration.

October is a time when many find entertainment in exploring the unknown, but for some, it is a year-round endeavor. Would you seek to find spirits in the dark?

Co-founders and lead investigators Rolando and Amanda Bustos, and Jeff Johns have been investigating the paranormal together since 2004, and became T.O.P.S., or Tulsa Oklahoma Paranormal Studies, in 2016. Their group has completed nearly 100 investigations in Oklahoma and surrounding states, and they share over 60 years of combined experience in the field of study between them.

Their focus is to alleviate fear and provide sound answers for their clients, while seeking proof of paranormal activity. The team has investigated many residential and commercial buildings, including the world-famous Cain’s Ballroom in Tulsa. Each of their members offers a unique perspective to their team and have individualized reasons for their commitment to the work.

Amanda attributes her earliest ghostly experience to when she was three years old. Her grandfather had passed away, and it was a short time after that her mother found small Amanda sitting on the bathroom counter, having no way of getting up there by herself. When asked how she managed the feat, Amanda said that her grandfather lifted her up there. “My mother explained to me that my grandfather had passed away and couldn’t have Left: The T.O.P.S. Team, co-founders and lead investigators: (L to R) Rolando and Amanda Bustos, and Jeff Johns. The team came together in 2004, and have since completed nearly 100 investigations together, both residential and commercial.

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done that,” she said. “She also told me how I relayed things to her that only my grandfather could’ve said.” Amanda’s experiences with the paranormal have speckled throughout her life, and it was those occurrences that led her into the research of it, to find answers. Amanda is also an empath and a medium and can provide reiki healing and oracle readings.

in an abandoned house that they were investigating. Although he was dressed warmly, he felt a spontaneous cold chill pass through him. After, while sifting through the recorded audio evidence, he heard the voices of children. “That house was littered with EVPs,” he said.

Specialists in the paranormal field call disembodied voices EVPs, or electronic voice phenomenon.

Their focus is to alleviate fear and provide sound answers for their clients, while seeking proof of paranormal activity.

Rolando is the skeptic of the group, but has seen and experienced enough over the years to convince him that there is more to understand. “There have been many things that have happened that I can’t explain,” he said, “but I really want to see a real ghost!” His first, most convincing experience occurred

lot of footsteps,” he said. “It was substantial enough that it made me want to learn more.” With a background in filmmaking, audio, and video, he is highly skilled in the technical analysis of recorded evidence.

While investigating, the team has a range of tools they utilize, including video and infrared cameras, audio recorders, flashlights, and (continued on next page)

Jeff grew up interested in the paranormal. As a teen, he and his friends would explore abandoned, reputedly haunted buildings, and one in particular inspired him to join a paranormal group. “We had all kinds of unusual things happen there, and heard a

Right: Preliminary investigations are done before sundown to set up equipment and review claims. The team also must make sure the location is safe before investigating after dark. Permission is always obtained prior to investigation.

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two-way radios. Additionally, they use a K2 meter to read EMF (electromagnetic field)

readings, and a “spirit box,” that theoretically allows for entities to communicate by manipulation of radio frequencies, creating an audible message. All of these tools are used carefully and objectively, to ensure all evidence is validated.

Once a client has contacted the group, they conduct a preliminary investigation to establish claims and clients’ needs, as well as obtain baseline readings. Studies are done at night when it is quieter,

and there is less disruption or interference. The team attempts to “debunk” claims and to find realistic causes for them. However, if replication and evidence prove irrefutable, then they issue it as proof that something paranormal is actually happening.

One investigation that the team remembers vividly was a residence where the client’s daughter was afraid to sleep in her own room. During the preliminary interview, they asked for specific hotspots in the home to cover, and set up their equipment accordingly.

“There is a theory that entities can attach themselves to things, like antiques or land,” said Amanda. “There were some old dolls that happened to be in the little girl’s room.” Using the dolls as a trigger to instigate some kind of activity, Amanda said out loud, “Hey, I’m playing with these dolls, what do you think?” Upon reviewing the audio and video later, she heard a response to her question on both recordings that was not audible at the time of asking. Clearly and unequivocally, she heard a woman’s voice reply, “DO NOT TOUCH IT!” “I don’t get creeped out very easily,” said Amanda, “but that did it for me.”

For more information on T.O.P.S., and to reach out for help if you suspect a haunting, visit their website at www.tulsaparanormal.com.

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Left: Tools of the trade include a “spirit box” that utilizes radio frequencies to relay messages from possible paranormal entities, a voice recorder to catch EVPs, or electronic voice phenomenon, and a K2 Meter that measures electromagnetic fields. The team often experiences spirit communication, and have recorded countless voices from the other side.

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It’s Time for Claremore’s Premier Wedding Show…

“Yes to I Do!”

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he idea of planning a dream wedding is thrilling and exciting, with so many magical possibilities to consider! A one-stop-shop for all of the elements that make for most noteworthy nuptials can be experienced at the enchanting city of Claremore’s newest wedding show. Say Yes To I Do! On Saturday, January 30th, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., the Yes To I Do – Claremore’s Premier Wedding Event will take place at the Claremore Conference Center. The show will highlight local wedding vendors, allowing couples, brides and their maids, or just anyone who loves weddings, an opportunity to explore a host of exquisite offerings that could be included in plans for that most special day. Door prizes will also be awarded. Tickets can be purchased for $6 per person at

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the door or in advance at The Bookworm - Cakery and Gifts.

Guests who attend will be given an event tote bag to put their freebies and info into.

Event planner, Haylie Choate, is the owner of The Bookworm – Cakery and Gifts in Claremore. It is her hope that through this event, more local wedding vendors will have an opportunity to exhibit and highlight their services. “I wanted to give an opportunity for more local vendors an affordable show,” she said. “It’s a great way for small businesses like mine to get the word out about their business.”

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local, smaller businesses that would like to participate might still have the ability to register.

“If we have space a week before the event, I’ll take them,” said Haylie.

Interested parties can email her at bookwormbakery918@gmail. com, for application and further information.

“We hope that Claremore catches on as a wedding destination.”

With many exquisite venue locations and an incredible array of wedding services available in the area, Claremore is an optimal choice for an elegant and distinctively unique destination for a perfectly wonderful ceremony and reception.

Haylie stumbled into planning this show based mostly on the high demand. Last year, her bakery, The Bookworm – Cakery and Gifts, hosted a tasting event and sold over 800 mini cupcakes in various Above: Owner of The Bookworm Cakery and Gifts, and wedding show event flavors that day. When planning planner Haylie Choate. the event this year, she thought to see if other vendors would be As wedding planning trends are interested in participating. The evolving, Haylie notes that church response was immense. “I had over weddings are not as popular as they 30 businesses reach out to me once were. “Couples are looking for wanting to join,” said Haylie. unique and interesting venues and “We knew we needed a services for weddings now,” she said.

bigger location, and the Claremore Conference Center was very generous in providing our space.”

Unlike other wedding shows in the area, Yes To I Do will be a community event with a hometown feel. It will provide unsurpassed personalized attention from each of the vendors. “I love weddings and anything that’s elegant,” she said.

“Weddings are just magical, like a fairytale.”

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Above: Carl Parson with a pole barn under construction

by Inola Portable Buildings & Pole Barns.

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