• Ella-Fitz

    Ella-Fitz

    Aug
    21
    2010
  • Kelbert and Noah

    Kelbert and Noah

    Aug
    21
    2010
  • Career Launch

    Man! What a week. I’ve been in classes all week with the leadership team of Keller Williams Realty in the Tulsa area. I’ve learned some great things, met some great people and have been inspired and equipped to begin my Real Estate business. For those of you who might not know, I am a realtor. Trust me, you’ll know and hear a lot from me along these lines. I really have some interesting ideas that I want to bring to the table of the world of Real Estate. I believe it will go well and make for a ton of happy buyers and sellers! 

    I ended this crazy week with listening and participating in some wonderful music tonight. If you haven’t heard the band “Gungor” you must stop what you’re doing (after you finish reading my blog) and go to the nearest online store and purchase and download their CD. Trust me. It’s the best out there. I wish I would have had my FLIP cam. I’m suppose to take it with me everywhere I go but oh well. 

    So all in all I go to bed tonight a more informed and inspired man. Thanks to Sherry Lewis and team and thanks to Gungor. 

    Aug
    21
    2010
  • Shoe Gypsy on 15th between Utica and Peoria. I’ve been working here a bit this past week. 

    Shoe Gypsy on 15th between Utica and Peoria. I’ve been working here a bit this past week. 

    Aug
    15
    2010
  • Hello

    I’m back. It’s time to be social. 

    Aug
    08
    2010
  • Ok. Let’s see if this works. :-)

    Aug
    08
    2010
  • The lady of the house. Ms. Ella-Fitz

    The lady of the house. Ms. Ella-Fitz

    Aug
    02
    2010
  • Ella

    She get’s spayed tomorrow. Pray!

    Grace

    May
    13
    2010
  • God loves me because of who He is. Not because of who I am.

    - Malcolm Smith
    May
    10
    2010
  • 08.05.10

    I had the greatest night tonight! It began with watching my roommate, Symon, play tonight at In The Raw, a local Sushi restaurant here in Tulsa. But! It ended with Josh and I going to a local coffee shop, Shades of Brown, and there was a little jazz quartet  that played. Now let me set this up. There was an older white guy playing a 1967 Martin, and older black lady doing the vocals, some young college looking kid playing bass and an older guy sitting on a box playing something just to make noise to keep the rhythm! And I loved it! Every minute of it. Now don’t get me wrong. They were no where near the tightest group or most perfect group I’ve heard. In all actuality, they were kind of bad. But it was the best bad I’ve ever heard. I mean, one could tell they just loved to make music and sing and make people smile. They sat at a table with their jazz fake book and just went at it. Man I really enjoyed it. I can’t wait to get back there in a couple of weeks to see them again. I’ll try to post a little video I took of them.

    It’s so amazing to me the little things that I run upon that just create an amazing moment in my life. And these moments are so unexpected. I remember when I heard Symon sing for the first time, it was a moment that I will never forget. Those two songs I heard will always stay with me. And tonight, the joy I saw on that ladies face when she sang… I can’t help but wonder what her story is. Maybe someday I’ll ask her. I’m just so satisfied right now. Sitting here in my home watching an old West Wing Episode while the dog is chillin on the floor. And thinking about the lady who sang “How High The Moon” at Shades of Brown. I love it when nights like this happen!

    May
    09
    2010
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Kelbert McFarland

I'm a realtor. I'm a musician. I'm a son and friend. I'm a dreamer. I'm me! Enjoy.
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