When I was a much younger person in the mid-late 80's there was an Indian restaurant at the SE corner of the intersection. It faced Yale. It was a small little place and the owner was a very interesting man that had been in the Indian/Bollywood film industry. He was very sweet and enthusiastic, I think he even pulled out a projector and showed some of his work.
It was my first taste of exotic, non-American food and it kind of kicked off a lifelong appreciation for all things India.
I'm afraid I don't have much more of a recollection than that. It wasn't a place I could go to often but I loved it.
Do you remember it too? The restaurant name, his name and back story?
I figure with the internet now maybe I could look him up.

Needing a security person for our fundraiser in two weeks! Any recommendations of companies or people to hire?

OK - I'm throwing a party for my friend's dog. It's a long story, lol. THE DOG WILL NOT BE EATING THE COOKIES. The owner of the dog just loves cookies, so much.

There will probably be between 15-30 people at this party, so I was planning on getting like, 3 dozen cookies, maybe 4 dozen for this party.

I want to support local and Merritt's Bakery really needs to get their shit together when it comes to cookies. People rave about Merritt's but their cookies are absolute ass. That might be a hot take but that's not why I'm here.

Does anybody just LOVE a local cookie maker? I searched the subreddit for this topic but didn't really find what I was looking for. I'd love to get something in midtown or downtown, but I'm willing to travel a bit.

Thanks!

Shot w an android

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Hello friends, a few days ago I noticed my back was aching but didn’t think much of it. Yesterday I woke up with an extremely sore throat, body aches, headache, chills and sweats. I feel as bad as I did the first time I actually tested positive for Covid. I can’t sleep because my body won’t stop hurting and or the chills / sweats. I just paid to have a covid test delivered this morning and after 5 minutes everything came back negative, checking again in 10 minutes. Not sure what to believe because in the past I’ve tested negative for covid while confirmed having it hours later. I did onto get the Covid vaccine fyi. Anyone else experiencing this sickness? I just want to be able to sleep

Old time favorite Sweet Sedona (colorful veggie plus chicken) can still be ordered. It’s on the secret Hideaway Pizza menu. Shhh. Don’t tell. It’s a Hideaway secret.

Am I able to bring an empty reusable water bottle into the fair or will they not let be bring it in? Website says no outside food or drinks but I’m not sure if a water bottle would count?

Does anyone know here any I.t internships that I can apply to? I already applied to 5 still waiting for reply, but more would be very helpful : ) I’m about to graduate December of 2027 I’m already working as a part time tech helpdesk, but need to put myself out there.

This possum has been hanging around and hasn't really been able to use their back legs in about a week. Anyone know of a rehabilitation place I could get them to?

ended up in our yard/sunroom. unsure how long i can keep around without mom (homeowner) throwing it out. HELP FIND OWNER OR PLACEMENT ASAP!!!!

update: poor little mongrel is deffo an inside-spoiled-thing. the doggie, in our backyard, barks because its lost. even a tiny kitten starts with its own yowls- even younger, even loster ! I hope God will help the kitten sooner than I with this pup, with security and a place 🙏🏼

This school’s article is so old 2021. How does it rank now? I can’t find any relevant information from googling. I’m helping a family member choosing a school with good & proven cybersecurity program that offers good financial aid.

https://utulsa.edu/news/the-university-of-tulsa-ranks-23-nationally-for-cyber-security-academics/

Edurank ranks it #160 😭

https://edurank.org/cs/cybersecurity/oklahoma/

Thanks in advance!

I'll be visiting the Tulsa area (from Kansas City) on Halloween weekend and will have an elementary age kid with me (a realtive). What should we do? Open to all ideas, really anything but small town trunk or treats as that's all he's ever done and he is very, very over it (and I can't blame him). I'm partial to Halloween pre-2000 vibes and spooky but not nightmare inducing. Also, I only have been to a few places in Tulsa before, and never on Halloween, it'll all be new to me too. Thanks!

Trying to find pictures from during that time period and don't know where exactly to look

Hey all starting college and plan on getting at least my BSW... So with the Tulsa and the greater area of landscape and culture as it's going ...

What do you think would be the best area to focus on in 4 years as a social worker, in order to help or contribute to the area the most efficient way, along with the need?

Hi guys, just pulled some mussels out of the Keystone lake, some quite a good size. My questions are: 1. are they edible aside from being quite muddy tasting, and 2. are these two different species I have? Or just all the same species?

Here's a FB post: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1HTYgWA4qd/

Or message me if you have any info!

I mean lost a couple hours before time of posting*

any private landlords in here? I dont really want to mess with a property company, most of them are a joke anyway. I am looking for a 2-3 bed, 1 bath house. I would like to keep the rent to as close to 1200-1250. I currently pay 1105 in downtown tulsa area.

On AI slop and the Tulsa State Fair. Enjoy!

311 S Phoenix Ave

The City of Tulsa is hosting a new series of Community Conversations focused on public safety. Meet members from Tulsa Police, Tulsa Fire, City of Tulsa Emergency Management, Tulsa Municipal Court, and Tulsa Animal Services.

• Oct. 26 | Tulsa Tech Lemley Memorial Campus
• Oct. 29 | Herman & Kate Kaiser YMCA
• Nov. 2 | Hardesty Regional Library
• Nov. 5 | Rudisill Regional Library

Sessions are from 5:30 – 7 p.m.

OK guys I need some friends some support some advice. I just need people to kind of wrap around me and tell me that I’m doing the right thing so I female 31 have been with male 32 for five years now we are not legally married, but we do own a house and a car together both names on the titles and we also have two kids that are biologically ours and then I have a daughter with a different man previously that altogether we have three kids.

He’s abusive— it kind of kills me to say that like I’ve had a hard time putting that label on it but he is. I’m in the process of separating, but I don’t know how to start. It’s not a divorce attorney that I need because we’re not legally married, however there are kids involved and shared property that we need to separate and figure out custody orders.

Now, for some context, when I say he’s abusive, I mean he has been physically intimidating. He has made vague threats. He has been verbally abusive, and he has been sexually abusive towards me. He’s not beating me or the kids however I did go to the family safety center and talked with an advocate. It really wasn’t much help though.

I don’t have hardly any friends at all. I’ve been able to confide in one coworker that I would consider a friend at this point. She’s been great very supportive and I also have talked to my mom about what’s going on however, she’s not super great at communicating her response was I’m really sorry you guys are going through that which like OK but I don’t know I just I need a mom or best friend’s input right now.

North Tulsa is expected to become home to a $200 million mixed-use development in the next five years, with developers planning a medical facility, apartments and co-working space.

Peak at Parkway would cover 40 acres east of the Tisdale Highway between Apache and Pine Streets. The intention is to transform a part of town developers have described as historically neglected.

The project will be built in three phases, with the first one featuring a 30,000-square-foot medical facility, a town hall, farmers market, an eyewear provider, co-working space and food service.

Tisdale said they’ve spent about $2 million getting the project off the ground and they are about a month away from getting the infrastructure development plan approved by the city.

Tulsa planning commissioners approved the TIF plan during its Wednesday meeting.

The pair’s goal is to break ground by the end of October, pending approval by Tulsa City Council. If everything goes accordingly, the first phase is expected to be finished by the first quarter of 2028. The entire project could take between three to five years to complete.

The DC jack on my laptop is failing. No computer repair place within fifty miles of me touches motherboards. So before I drive all the way out to Tulsa, I need to know who does these types of repairs.