Though Tulsa is relatively conservative, I’ve never felt like I couldn’t be out in public.
That was silly.) and we’ve been fairly insulated from the economic downturn mayhem. There’s a great entrepreneurial energy here the cost of living is super reasonable (my mortgage is close to what I paid to live in a camper in someone’s backyard in Santa Monica. I confess our relationship is on the rocks right now but there’s no denying that Tulsa is full of friendly people who are passionate about their city. When I moved to Tulsa 5 years ago, I literally fell in love with it. I strongly suggest that the next time you find yourself in the middle of the country, you take a moment to explore our fine city! You drove through it that one time when you packed everything you own into your car, put “Wide Open Spaces” on repeat and moved across the country? Well, I-44 is a poor representative for Tulsa.
Have you ever been to Tulsa? Let me guess.
