We know that readers like to have ideas of when they might visit our site for particular essays or features. So, here’s our best guess..
Recently updated: December 12, 2011 – here’s our lineup…(summer scheduling is always a bit “iffy”)
*Note – in honor of the upcoming Valentine’s Day celebrations, we’ll be featuring more relationship posts than usual. We’ll return to our regular schedule after Feb. 14th. Thanks.
MONDAYS – Look for our Homestead and Garden or Okie Culture features…or other work such as “Red Dirt Rambler’” entries. While “My Little Victory Garden” takes a break, we’ll have current events or other Oklahoma-connected features.
TUESDAYS – Look for Relationship content (get it – TWOsdays?) plus…other stuff. – 7am and throughout the day. “Victory Garden” may run on Tuesdays. We’ve started a series covering Pint Night at McNellie’s The Abner in Norman in late May (Tues or Wednesday). We also welcome Oklahoma Horizon posts covering some of their work on Tuesday evenings and Friday mornings (began in May).
WEDNESDAYS – “Life to Her Years” (Man Cave Daddy writing) Wednesdays. “Cents and Sensibility” posts once a month. 7am and throughout the day. Beginning Jan. 5, 2011, we’ll begin running a series called “The Imaginary Family Project (IFP) – 2011″ for 52 weeks. The IFP will run for a full year, with potentially a repeat for 2012.
THURSDAYS – Mostly dedicated to our “Woman2Woman” post every other week. We also put extras up in the afternoon…sometimes.
FRIDAYS – Mornings… we’ll usually have an “On the Horizon” post from Oklahoma Horizon TV. And…weekend interest posts. Maybe.
SATURDAYS – Simple Sabbaths – Devotionals posted Saturday mornings. RDC news updates & “Story Time Saturdays”. 9:30 a.m. and throughout the day.
SILENT SUNDAYS – Much of our work on the blog is done in the evenings or on the weekends, and we prepare this one all week just for you. It’s a cumulative montage of various photos from the week across Red Dirt Country. No new written content will be posted…our authors need a rest and Sunday is a good day to do that. If we post on Sunday, it will generally be photos only.
Other stuff…Well, there ARE always surprises. Sometimes we’ll put in a feature about a person, place or thing in Oklahoma. Other times we may post something brand new, like Julianna Buller’s “Not-So-Newlywed” series. That’s why you should just check in with us a few times each week. We’d love to have you stop by and stay a while.
Now, I realize this schedule looks so set in stone you may be wondering if we have any flexibility as a group. Are we really this rigid? Nah. Along with all those other hard core commitments on our schedule, we will also post whatever we feel might be a good thing on whatever day works.
All the very best to you,










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Red Dirt Kelly-
I want to introduce myself..Kylie Vincent of Stillwater, OK but also an Oklahoma native. Grew and graduated in Edmond. Red dirt born and raised. I am co-creator of Red Barn Boutique in Stillwater, OK. We are a twice of year sale (fall and spring) packed full to the gills of junk, antiques, clothing, furniture, hand-crafted what not’s and anything else that catches our fancy. We started up 2 years ago and it has been a whirlwind ever since. We set up in a red barn, dirt floor, no electricity and all! We have vendors come with their fabulous junk and design and pull together one really unique, junk-ified, vintage-crazy show. Enough of that, I love your blog and catch you on FB too. It is great to have an Oklahoma blog that highlights our unique state here in red dirt country. I would love to learn more about advertising on your blog and even your two cents and consideration about doing a story about Red Barn. If given the opportunity it would be a pleasure to buy ya a cup of coffee if you are ever out our way. We are two fun-loving, junk-finding, best of friends gals who are full of dreams and a passion for design! Look forward to hearing from you!
I’m very happy to wind up here and I look forward to reading more. I LOVE the Imaginary Family Project story,” Laneganics” by Wampus Reynolds . Thanks.
Kari
Kari – Wampus did a wonderful job. I believe it was one of the most complex and well thought-out of the entire Imaginary Family Project stories. Thanks for stopping by…I do hope you’ll come back often. ~ RDK
Hello Red Dirt Kelly!
I am bouncing over from BlogHer and your “Line Dry” clothesline post. I really like your site and what you are accomplishing with it. I was tickled to see your emphasis on Oklahoma as you are a part of SUNBONNET COUNTRY! I would love to hear sunbonnet stories from anyone who had family members that wore them. I have signed up to be notified of new posts and will be keeping an eye on you all! Much Love, Fondly, Robin