... and to SJ.com I mistakenly look for advice

Maybe I just really like BrickTown.

 

That's the thing -- that route makes you forget that you're jogging! Too much to see.

Another great thing to do is go hear a case argued before the Supreme Court. Very entertaining and FREE !

 

I lived in Oklahoma City for a little more than a year.

Move to D.C.

Of course (and strangely enough), I was 22 living in Oklahoma City and was offered a job in D.C., but turned it down. Luckily for me, that job was in the sports department at The Washington Times, whose sports section no longer exists. So, the moral of the story is if you know you'll have job security, move to D.C.

 

I'm going to take your word for it.
I'm in the process of padding my subcutaneous fat for the winter.

 

Just want to echo this. I love being from Oklahoma, and I love living in Raleigh, but I sometimes hate being 1300 miles away from home and family, especially when stuff's going on.