Silver Springs Pointe — Attraction in Oklahoma City

It's Home Depot and I'm a DIY'er. I have spent a lot of time and money there. It's only a little over 1 mile from my home, so I often run in to get one item. Then, of course, I end up wandering around for another hour or so looking at tools I think I need, and several items I'm sure I'll be able to use someday for something, and if I get them while I'm there, it will save me a 1 mile return trip later in the year. Then, Walmart is at the other end of 3rd street, and Sam's is only about a mile from there, so I should probably hit them in case I see something I forgot the last time I was there. Aren't I fortunate that they are all so close together? If my neighborhood HD doesn't have what I need, and they can't find it at any of their other stores, I just go home and surf to Amazon. The we have everything store. I really feel bad about Jeff having to give his ex-wife several billion dollars alimony, so I'm trying do my part to keep him from going broke. It must be hard for him to break even...

This particular Home Depot is pretty unorganized when it comes to aisles and where things are actually placed they have the same item to scattered over different tiles that should be in one spot other than that I enjoy Home Depot on Reno off I went off I-40 in Oklahoma City the one on Northwest Expressway I do not care for it is not professionally sound it is not geared towards the contractor it's geared towards the homeowner so there's basically not as much selection and the prices vary...

Certainly one of the better shopping districts in the OKC area. One of the better Wal-Mart's included minus an overrun of "People of Wal-Mart" typical shoppers, like some entertaining other stores. Plenty of popular chain restaurants in the area. Huge modern fuel station and convenience store. Home Depot and Sam's Club close. Staples. Kohl's. A nice vehicle wash facility. Burger King and McDonald's nearby. Panda Express. IHOP. Several other various...