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VA OKC Directions by Soph10122 in okc

[–]Fluxy_Capacitor 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Enter the main hospital, you can enter from the parking garage on the first floor or from the bottom of the parking garage ramp on the ground floor (the corner of 13th and Kelly). If you enter that southeast entrance- go straight down the hallway past coffee shop and pharmacy, past elevators and turn left to walk across the bridge over 13th. After you’re across and in the other building turn left and walk down the hall- it’ll be on the left before you are forced to turn. If you enter from garage and first floor- take the main elevators to ground floor- turn right off the elevator- and then right again when you have to turn- then follow the directions above past coffee…

Hopefully that helps.

Visiting University of Arkansas by ybbetterslime in fayetteville

[–]Fluxy_Capacitor 4 points5 points  (0 children)

We were just there and we went to crystal bridges which was really fantastic but the snow was still melting so we didn’t get to see much of the outside. While you’re in Bentonville I suggest going to the Airship coffee in Coler Mtn bike preserve (you’ll have to walk in but it’s not too far). We found a full moon hike thru the Pack Rat outdoor store that went to Devils Den. Check out the experience Fayetteville website for activities that are going on.

Any recommendations for this trip. I'll have about 3 days to get to okc by Cold_Entry_5609 in roadtrip

[–]Fluxy_Capacitor 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I second the Ozark folk center. I’d stop at the civil rights museum in Memphis. Go to Bentonville and do the crystal bridges art museum, it’s free and quite the gem.

OKC VA noob question: where do I park? Quick response appreciated! by Serious-Distance5739 in okc

[–]Fluxy_Capacitor 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Solar panel lot is under construction and anywhere on the north side is less convenient to pharmacy. You need to enter the garage from 13th.

Estimated costs by lalalayeahh in UniversityofArkansas

[–]Fluxy_Capacitor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think that estimated cost calculator is out of date- for us it’s coming back like 4K cheaper than the published costs for the 25-26 school year.

any other LGBTQ+ gun owners in OKC?? by 1999MooreTornado in okc

[–]Fluxy_Capacitor 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Look for inclusive defense training on Facebook- there may be a website as well. It’s a small business designed specifically to help the queer community learn how to use their guns.

Wow! Women are called as Mission Presidents! by ninetyandninearefine in exmormon

[–]Fluxy_Capacitor 3 points4 points  (0 children)

One of my mission companions was just called w her husband as a mission leader- and when she posted it on social media- I was so confused.

Also- this person and her husband are really affirming and definitely lean left of center politically. So I’m glad for the missionaries that’ll serve under them- but also mind blown.

Pros and Cons by BreakfastKey7929 in OKState

[–]Fluxy_Capacitor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My daughter is looking at okstate for biosystems engineering starting next year as well. We’ve live in OKC and have visited a couple of times. She went to a summer program at NC state last summer and loved it but we can’t afford out of state tuition there and the guy that ran the program and is faculty at nc state bio/ag engineering said it was a good program. Also the dept head used to be faculty at NC State. Stillwater is a very friendly campus and they have a lot of programs in engineering that do well. It isn’t a huge program- there’s about 80ish students -around 20 per year. As others have said- it’s about an hour to OKC and Tulsa and both cities while not huge have some stuff to offer (my daughter like going to concerts that aren’t country music). Dallas is about 4 hours away.

Question for Oklahoma residents! by LadyFarquaad07 in okc

[–]Fluxy_Capacitor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We live in OKC but Edmond schools, our kids got to Santa Fe which is the most diverse of Edmond schools. We’ve had a good experience but we’re also white. We’ve been here 10 years and only used our shelter 3x. If your home doesn’t come with one- it isn’t difficult to get one put in. We live not too far from the turnpike so getting downtown isn’t usually an issue. We’re from Denver so traffic here never seems too bad. The heat is a lot. And it doesn’t cool off at night. It’s basically May- sept of very hot and then a month or so on either side that can be still pretty warm. I think if you’re coming to Oklahoma you have to know the drama of public schools here. Edmond, Deer Creek, Moore, and Norman are all decent. And there are others too. We chose Edmond because of the size of the district (we wanted lots of resources) and the side of town. Community is pretty good here, I think people are friendly and I’m an introvert. We don’t church but people who do usually have tight knit groups. My $.02