I own a house in Tulsa, Oklahoma and have lived in it for 5 years. I thought I would share my home decorating secrets with you as I have been going through a home renovation and renovation project.

The house I’ve lived in has been through numerous renovations and remodels and the process is starting to remind me of my life as a child. The house has been through a number of renovations (we’ve moved to an apartment above it) and the process is making me think back to my childhood.

With the changes in the bedroom and the kitchen, I think of the days when I was a child and thought I would be living in a very different house. This project has made me think of how my childhood days were and have also reminded me of the different decorating styles we had growing up.

This is where the ‘n’ in my title comes from. The process is making me think of my childhood and my grandparents’ living environments. I think of all the things that were lost when my dad was killed in a car accident when I was four, or when my grandparents died in the fire that burned the house down in our Texas home, or when the house was rebuilt after the fire.

The house in which my grandparents lived in Tulsa was built in 1926, just before the Great Depression. It had been abandoned for ten years until my grandfather and his friends decided to restore it. My grandparents were raised in Oklahoma and moved to Texas at the age of eleven, so they had already been in the country for that long. Some are surprised that they’ve survived that long, but I think it speaks to their fortitude.

Woodward was once the home of William Woodward and his family, who were part of the Woodward & Leland tobacco fortune. William was also one of the founders of the Oklahoma Central Railroad. The family were active in many early Oklahoma organizations, including the Oklahoma City Lodge of the Masonic Order. They lived in the house until the 1920s. The house has been completely renovated since then and is now the home of the Woodward Park Foundation.

According to the foundation website, the property was originally built in the early 1800s but was remodeled to its current shape and size in the late 1800s. The foundation is also a member of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, which helps to support and preserve historic properties through research and other forms of support. You can read more about the foundation at www.woodwardparkfoundation.org.

The foundation also plays host to a great variety of events throughout the year. Check out the event calendar on their website for upcoming events and upcoming events in the future. The foundation is also looking for volunteers interested in helping to organize various events and activities in the future.

A great way to support the foundation is to donate to their annual “Woodward Park Dinner” and then purchase a ticket for a chance to win a $500 gift certificate.

As a bonus, you also get to have a chance to win a free night’s stay at Woodsdale’s upscale hotel and stay at the Woodwards’ private home. The giveaway is held at the foundation’s Annual Dinner on January 22nd, and will go down at the Woodwards’ home. To enter, simply email your mailing address with your name and address to [email protected].