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Every rodeo needs a clown. Quilt clothes by my friend @christinadanaee on sale now and make sure to catch The Lowdown season 2 this Wednesday. Love y’all ❤️

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another fucking learning opportunity

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lights, camera, action 📽️ @jasejohnmurray roll the tape 😤

join us September 18th at @chimeratulsa for food, drinks, music, and fun, AND see all the pieces of my fall collection EVERY RODEO NEEDS A CLOWN

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🌸✂️ cut + color for Jaden

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Scenes from a @sk8.date.

Recently spent a Thursday evening at McClure Park as dozens of Tulsans skated outdoors as the sun set.

Some of these photos can be seen with @ismael.m.lele’s story for @theoklahomaeagle.

An excerpt from the article:

Every second Thursday from May to October, dozens of people are gathering at a local park to enjoy the summer season on wheels thanks to one of Tulsa’s newest nonprofits. The free events feature food, drinks, rentable skates and a live DJ.

“It’s open to all regardless (of your background),” Tyra Lewis, founder of SK8 Date, told The Eagle. “I want to create this culture of SK8 Date itself, (of) being this open event all the time, where it doesn’t matter who you are, how old you are, what you’re doing.”

SK8 Date specifically came to be on a whim in 2024, when Lewis posted a flyer to her Instagram inviting people to join her on Riverside.

At first, five people showed up, then 12 and eventually 20. Now, more than 50 are regularly attending her events.

“(Skating) can be intimidating, and that’s kind of why we group up and we go park skate,” she said. “I’m not a part of any of the cultures, but I want to make this culture of safe skating because we just want to skate. It doesn’t have to be a certain clique or vibe.”

More than 100 people showed up to July’s event at east Tulsa’s McClure Park, which features two hockey courts.

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wine night > therapy
ft. my new kitty

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film dump on this account too idc

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my best friend got married!!!! this is us celebrating!!!!

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oh ok because baby had a hill

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highlights from last night🪽

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