Donna's Creations

06/10/2026

Kids think these glowing jellyfish are MAGIC…

Parents say this craft gets the biggest smiles.

Perfect for keeping kids busy with a fun colorful project.

Here’s how to make it step by step.

Supplies:

Plastic colander
Washable paint
Paint brush
Colorful ribbons
Tulle strips
Beads
String
Tape or glue
Battery fairy lights
Scissors

Steps:

Step 1
Paint the plastic colander with bright colors.

Step 2
Cut ribbons and tulle into long strips.

Step 3
Tape or glue the strips around the bottom edge.

Step 4
Add battery lights inside and hang it with string.

Adult help is best for cutting, glue, and hanging.

Kids always react differently when the lights turn on.

I’m curious which color jellyfish kids would make first.

04/16/2026

➡️ TOMORROW: Advisory Council Meeting and Public Rally

OMMA is aware of a public rally taking place tomorrow at the State Capitol and Connors Building following the regularly scheduled Advisory Council meeting. The agency respects Oklahomans’ right to peacefully assemble and engage in the policymaking process.

As a reminder, OMMA is an executive branch regulatory agency that implements state laws as directed by Oklahoma voters, the Legislature and the Governor. Oklahomans are encouraged to contact their lawmakers with any concerns regarding proposed or passed legislation. Members of the public are welcome to attend OMMA Advisory Council meetings and participate in the OMMA Rulemaking Process to share comments for rulemaking consideration.

🔗 Review the OMMA Rulemaking Process: https://oklahoma.gov/omma/rules-and-legislation/rulemaking-process.html

🌳 With a crowd anticipated for the rally, OMMA asks that all attendees please be mindful when gathering outside of the Connors Building in the courtyard, as the area is a memorial grove honoring victims of the 1995 OKC bombing.

Although the memorial should always be treated with respect, it’s especially important with the upcoming 31st anniversary of the tragic event on April 19 – an extra sensitive time for families and loved ones visiting the memorial.

🔗 Learn more about the memorial grove:

https://www.newson6.com/story/5e3686362f69d76f6209bd44/commission-approves-request-for-burial-at-capitol

https://oklahoma.gov/omes/media/blog/2020/gov--stitt--omes-and-okc-national-memorial---museum-rededicate-o.html #:~:text=By%20Christa%20Helfrey,not%20accept%20defeat%2C%22%20Gov.

04/12/2026

The Western States Horse Expo is proud to welcome back the American Ride Drill Team Competition for 2026! Happening Friday & Saturday, this fan-favorite event brings speed, precision, and jaw-dropping teamwork to the arena.

From perfectly timed patterns to high-energy performances, this is not your average competition—it’s a full-on experience. Whether you're cheering on your favorite team or seeing drill for the first time, you won’t want to miss a second.

04/12/2026

04/12/2026

STOP SCROLLING 🛑 today’s the perfect excuse to make your backyard the happiest place for birds! 🐦✨
It’s National Bird Day, and this easy DIY bird feeder is a fun way to celebrate while helping your feathered friends enjoy a tasty treat.

DIY PEANUT BUTTER BIRD FEEDERS

INGREDIENTS

6 medium pinecones or 2 small grapevine wreaths

Twine

¼ cup organic smooth peanut butter

1 Tbsp cornmeal

1 cup mixed bird seed, black oil sunflower seeds, and/or unsalted peanuts

INSTRUCTIONS

In a bowl, mix the peanut butter and cornmeal until smooth and well combined.

Tie a long piece of twine securely around the top of each pinecone or wreath, leaving about 8–10 inches for hanging.

Using a butter knife, generously spread the peanut butter mixture over the pinecones or wreaths, pressing it into all the little crevices.

Pour the seeds onto a plate and roll each feeder until fully coated. Gently press the seeds in with your hands so they stick well.

Hang your feeders on a tree branch or in a bird-watching spot and enjoy the show as birds come by to feast!

Simple, fun, and perfect for celebrating nature this is one small craft that brings a lot of joy.