Oklahoma

          Oklahoma was a wonderful and beautiful state. Full of huge grasslands and prairies, Oklahoma was exceptionally inviting and wonderful to live in. The weather was beautiful and warm, and the sun shined down on the state and was so beautiful in the sky. Oklahoma was an exceptionally wonderful and inviting place to be with the Native Americans, OU, and kind people who lived there. People loved Oklahoma because it was full of wonderful things to do and was exceptionally comfortable and lovely to be in. Oklahoma was a wonderful and cozy state with lots of things to do and so many things to see. Most of the people who lived in Oklahoma were of European ancestry, but the Native Americans also were quite numerous there. The people who lived in Oklahoma were exceptionally happy because their lives were punctuated by trips to the history museums, the art museums, and the other things that made their lives colorful.

Oklahoma was a beautiful state, full of things to explore. People loved living there because there was so much to do. One of the cities people lived in, Edmond, was wealthy, beautiful, and stellar to be in. Edmond was a wonderful city because people loved going there and exploring all the different sights and smells it had to offer. Oklahoma was so interesting and full of restaurants of many different countries. People loved going to Oklahoma because it was full of history and culture. 

Oklahoma was a wonderful place to be, fresh and brand new. It was a peaceful, happy, and lovely state full of kind people and wonderful restaurants. One of the restaurants there, Hanoi Noodles, was a Vietnamese restaurant full of spring rolls, noodle soup, and meat and rice. People loved the diversity that Oklahoma had, and were stunned by the state’s flat terrain that encompassed nearly all of the state. Oklahoma was a wonderful and lovely place to be. If you lived in one of its cities, you were very fortunate. OU, The University of Oklahoma, was also a major part of many people’s lives there. 

I loved living in Oklahoma because it was a wonderful state so marvelous and joyous to be in. It was full of wonderful things like cheap apartments, beautiful malls, and good schools. It was a wonderful state with its own culture and character.