Sandy Turner is a journalist based in Muskogee, Oklahoma. She writes for the Muskogee Phoenix and muskogeephoenix.com, as well as the Ada Evening News. Sandy's articles often focus on local stories, community events, and personal reflections.
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Sandy Turner's articles primarily focus on local themes related to family, relationships, and personal finance. The coverage attributes indicate a preference for exclusive and seasonal content.
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I started dropping subtle hints as soon as they were married. My daughters were never surprised to find pregnancy tests in their Christmas stockings.
He couldn’t tell me why he was sobbing and would only say he had done something really wrong. The grief and sorrow Dad was battling was so intense I was sure something terrible had just happened.
I began writing this column years ago in my parents’ dining room, late one evening after another day of taking care of mom during her last months of life.
You would have thought I’d asked her to go to Hawaii as she could barely contain her excitement. I asked my sister to drive me to my colonoscopy appointment and I swear she was giggling.
By: Sandy Turner
I still don’t understand her obsession with wearing purple polyester pants but the time has come to admit she was right about most everything else.
By: Sandy Turner
This isn’t the first time and, more than likely, won’t be the last. I’m putting myself back on the wagon as I’ve eaten my way through the last pile of “fat” clothes I have stashed in my closet.
“Gigi is down,” the 8-year-old granddaughter screamed. “Gigi is down!”
My favorite donut is a chocolate-covered long john as it reminds me of my childhood.
By: Sandy Turner
It’s only 30 minutes a day, for goodness’ sake. I’m back pedaling as fast as I can to avoid any kind of exercise, which, in turn, is just pushing me over the hill that much sooner.
We don’t have trick-or-treaters, salespeople or unexpected guests. The only visitors to come up the driveway, unannounced, are deer, possums and raccoons.
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