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Danielle Comer

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  • Happy birthday to this little leo babe 🦁 funny story about this one - when we were interviewing her just over a year ago and I heard she also went to OU, I hoped and prayed she would get the job (for selfish reasons, of course 😂) I'm so glad she got chosen (and she took it)! Once we started getting to know one another, we realized we had way more crazy, weird connections than just OU Geography. And honestly, at the time, I was struggling in the girlfriends department - trying to make new friends and recovering from broken friendships. Then, this gem walked into my life 💎 Who knew I'd be working and become great friends with a fellow Sooner in a PNW city I had never even heard of just 3 years ago? Funny how life finds a way to work itself out ❤ @caura1633 thanks for always being my test model for photos and scouting new locations 😄 now let's go celebrate your day with some sushi + DC treats 🍥🍩🍰☕😘
  • Um I'll take one, please 😏 A beach and a can of wine 😆 is that too much to ask?? I love this new wine not only because it's delicious, vegan friendly, and gluten free, but the only ingredients are grapes, apples, water, and minimal sulfates! That's it! Also, since it's in a can, they're perfect for a picnic, for camping, or for the beach (or in our case, the coast or the river 😂)! No wine opener required 🤗😉 #drinkbetter **And my fellow PNW peeps, you're in luck because you can find @better.wine in Oregon + Washington! 👏🙌**
  • Whether you had a happy, sad, good, bad, grief-filled, lost, or just another normal day yesterday, I hope it was whatever you needed it to be 🙏 For all those dads, fathers, uncles, granddads, step-dads, dog dads, friends, mentors, brothers, foster dads, adoptive dads, dads of friends - please keep showing up. There is no right or wrong way to be a dad. We need you and love you. For those that we've lost, some too soon - we love you and you're missed so dearly, not just on Father's Day, but every day ❤ #fathersday2019
  • Being in Colorado this weekend has me dreaming of all the sunny, summer days 😍 One of my goals this summer is to get more tan lines 👙 because #priorities 💁‍♀️ mama needs more sun in her life! white vintage sunnies: @discountglasses #sponsored #WestendSunnies
  • Friday May 29, 2015 // pt. 2 The day "every day is a bonus day" was born. More and more people started showing up at the hospital. At some point between Thursday and Friday, I snuck home to pack us a few bags. And someone made me go home to shower (bless them). I remember getting back to the house and it feeling so stale and hollow. The silence was piercing. I quickly showered, got ready, and rushed out the door to get back to my post. I was so afraid I might miss something or I wouldn't be there if something important happened. But the flowers I had just bought the week before, still sitting in their plastic containers under the crepe myrtle, caught my eye. They had opened up, as they do in the sun, and were so pretty just doing their nature thing. Drinking up every last bit of sunshine before the sun set. I stopped to snap a pic because the simplicity of them made me smile. In the midst of my insomnia (understatement) early Friday morning, I wrote the bonus day blog post. I wasn't trying to optimize the SEO, write a catchy clickable title, add images to break up the text. I just wrote. From my heart. The words I needed to share. I typed the words as you laid in your bed resting. Counting one more bonus day with you. I knew Friday was going to be a long day, for the both of us. I honestly don't remember much of Friday - it was all starting to blur together. It makes me a little sad now, but I know lots of your people got to see you and visit with you. Waves of family and friends, new and old, filled that hospital waiting room up with love and tears for the next 36 hours. Because this time was different.
  • Thursday May 28, 2015 // pt. 1 The day we decided to leave. Breathing had become harder for you, you weren't and couldn't eat, and you were becoming weaker and weaker. Thank goodness Aunt J and Chris (@downtown547) were there and could come and help us. Aunt J pulled me into the hallway and told me, "You know this may be the last time we leave here? This may be it. You understand that, right?" Somehow I uttered the words "Yes, I know" while nodding my head and looking past her into our living room at Chris helping Kenny into his wheelchair. I still don't know how or why I said yes. It's like the future me knew, but the present me still wasn't sure, wasn't quite ready. But it was happening. After our little chat in the hallway, we finally made the decision to take you in. Chris helping you into your wheelchair, that normally you'd be reluctant to use, and you not putting up your usual fight not to go - I knew this time was different. Tank, sitting on the couch, peered over the back cushions as we pushed you out the front door, as if he knew too. We checked you in and got a normal room on your usual floor and hallway. However, the light in the room seemed a little off. There wasn't a packed bag for you for the week. There were no bags of chemo being administered. This time just felt different. I wasn't sure what to do, but my first thought was to start calling and texting people. Starting with the people closest in proximity to us who could get there now to see you. It felt weird being asked if THIS was it, if THIS was the time. Like God I sure hope not, but I wouldn't take any chances. It quickly became apparent that your usual room was not going to be big enough so they moved us to a bigger suite. I remember feeling relieved to have more space, but scared about what it actually meant. Because this time, it was different.
  • So I may have problem. I've recently discovered I'm totally obsessed with glasses 😆🤓 they're basically another accessory for any outfit! 💁‍♀️ I just got these in from @discountglasses and I'm LOVING them, especially with my new blonder hair 😍😍 👓: #DGWestend #HaydenFalls #sponsored #DGfashionista
  • The shot I got in 2017 ➡️ the same shot in 2016 🌁 . Seeing everyone's pictures of the #okcmemorial yesterday made my heart smile 🙂 and made me miss my old city. That race has and always will be special to me for various reasons. So I wanted to share some pics I've taken during the race and never shared (mostly from the last one w/@chrismadrigal8). And then sharing some of my favorite people who have done the race with me ❤❤❤ #r2r #runtoremember #okcmemorial5k #neverforgotten #okcstrong #togetherwerise
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