Mistletoe:
- Oldest symbol of Oklahoma, adopted in 1893 (14 years before statehood)
- Grows throughout the state, especially Southern regions
- Is the State Floral Emblem of Oklahoma
- Scientific name is Phoradendron serotinum
- Located in Oklahoma City
- Is a National Historic Landmark
- Construction began in 1914 and was completed 1917
- Houses the Oklahoma legislature and executive branch offices
Farewell My Dear Oklahoma,
I can't believe it's time to go. I'm gon' miss everythin' you had to offer me and my family. Thanks for all the good times. I still love you no matter what. I hate to say goodbye, but times are tough here. My family can't go any longer with this crazy dust. I'm gon' miss the good ol' times I had in this place, but I''m never gon' forgit the life I built here with my family. I hope you get better. I'll come an' visit sometime when I can! Hopefully I can build myself somethin' nice in California. Until we meet again...

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