Ah road construction. It’s something I’ve dealt with my entire driving life, and it’s not going to end anytime soon in Oklahoma City. The same can probably be said for Tulsa.
Road construction is one of the downsides to growth, I think, or perhaps it’s a lack of foresight from the original engineers of the highway system here. I’m not going to ever be certain of the reasons, but much like erratic weather and onion burgers, road construction seems to be a staple of living in Oklahoma. Far into the future, when we’re all old and gray, we should throw a parade when it’s completely done. I can’t wait to have my autonomous driving car get me there to watch it.
Past Sundaze comics
All ears: OU basketball gets it right as Top Daug returns
Stitt, tribal leaders pack their poker faces for court
Cookie mishap: Santa high in the sky of Oklahoma
Blinded by the unholy headlights
The value of a car that gets you to and from work
The Cybertruck: Weird, different and polarizing
Ask Ludacris for input on new OKC area code
With the Sooner Schooner on blocks, it’s Top Daug time
NBA’s and players’ comments on China wimpy so far
Topless ruling has some blowing their tops in Oklahoma
New OKC food halls make for tough choices
A decade’s difference in the OKC concert scene
Park opening could get extreme with release of scissortails
Daddy, which side were you on in the Chicken War?
Rest or party? Sooners on Sunday a good conundrum
OKC aquarium idea destined for lackluster sequels?
MAPS 7: After pickleball stadium’s success, voters pitched Joystick Arena
Democrat Kombat: Whose soul will be whose?
How to turn your Equifax settlement into a hangover
FaceApp recap: If you put it on the internet …
Sam Presti blows up the OKC Thunder as we know it
It’s official: College costs an arm and a leg
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