Friday Night Ramblings -- OXY USA Will Report Several Nice Wells Next Week; EOG Has A Huge Well [100,000 Bbls In Four (4) Months]

I'm not sure where my ramblings will lead tonight. I'm not particularly energized to post anything, but I have all this free time, no television, and I'm really not in the mood to stay home and read. I made the 10-mile round trip to Starbucks this morning and had a wonderful Greek lunch with my daughter, and saw the grandchildren play with the neighbor's new dog last this afternoon. And now, to get out of the house, I put on my reflective "tape," turned on the multiple lights, and jumped on the bike and rode to the nearer Starbucks, just a half-mile away.

Two young Asian women -- probably Chinese -- are outside -- hugging and pointing to the sky. I spend so much time looking at the heavens at night with my older granddaughter identifying stars and planets, I thought that's what they were doing. I couldn't see the hand that was pointing to the sky due to some obstruction. Then it dawned on me: they were taking selfies. LOL. How absolutely wonderful, to be young again, carefree on a Friday evening. My mind can quickly wander. But I post those memories at another site.

Jimmy Johnson, the NASCAR driver is working on his computer across the way from me, here in Starbucks. I would ask for his autograph but he would probably think I was crazy, and sign "Bill Smith" or "John Jones." It took me several minutes to figure out what sports figure he was -- I recognized him immediately but couldn't quite place him. It's funny how the mind works. Finally the neurons starting clicking in the left temporal lobe, gathering data from the sports area, then narrowed it down to NASCAR. Once in the NASCAR area of the left temporal lobe, Jimmy Johnson was easily found. But it took a fair amount of struggling to get to the NASCAR "clue" as it were. 

I have a lot of stories that readers have sent me to post, but I'm not in the mood to do much with them right now. A reader asked about wells coming off the confidential list over the weekend (because I did not include them with the daily activity list like I usually do). I replied that I don't normally post them until the night before because they would get buried in the blog. But maybe that will energize me. So, here they are, these are the wells that will be reported Tuesday afternoon, after the long weekend (they will not be updated at this post; the IPs will be posted at a new post):

Tuesday, January 21, 2014
22110, conf, Petro-Hunt, Frderickson 160-94-33D-28-5H, North Tioga, a nice well,
23310, conf, WPX, Good Bird 36-25HZ, Moccasin Creek, a very nice well;
24850, conf, QEP, MHA 6-06-07H-147-92, Heart Butte, a nice well,
25475, conf, CLR, Josephine 2-17H1, Sauk, no production data,
25531, conf, SM Energy, Meadow Valley 3-1H, West Ambrose, producing,
25678, conf, BR, Washburn 41-36TFH,  Charlson, no production data,

Monday, January 20, 2014
25485, conf, MRO, Kari 11-13TFH, Big Bend, a nice well;
25751, conf, Legacy, Legacy Et Al Schillander 5-18 2H, Red Rock, a Spearfish well; a very nice well;

Sunday, January 19, 2014
22687, conf, Hess, EN-Jeffrey-155-94-2215H-1, Alkali Creek, no production data,
22918, conf, OXY USA, Matthew Schmidt 3-35-2H-144-97, Cabernet, a very nice well;
22926, conf, OXY USA, Brew 3-13-12H-143-96, Murphy Creek, a very nice well;
23309, conf, WPX, Good Bird 36-25HD, Moccasin Creek, a huge well;
24124, conf, Gadeco, Alexander 26-35-3H, Epping, no production data,
24694, conf, OXY USA, Henry Kovash 2-6-7H-142-95,  Manning, no production data,
25660, conf, Oasis, Safely USA 5-8H, Foreman Butte, a big well

Saturday, January 18, 2014
22917, conf, OXY USA, Matthew Schmidt 2-35-2H-144-97, Cabernet, a nice well;
23269, see below, EOG, Bear Den 24-1621H, Spotted Horn, a huge well
24642, conf, Murex, Jennifer Abigail 16-21H,

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23269, see above, EOG, Bear Den 24-1621H, Spotted Horn:

Date	Oil Runs	MCF Sold
11-2013	22166	8116
10-2013	18652	19893
9-2013	21024	0
8-2013	33199	13992
7-2013	0	318

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Speaking of how the mind works, I was trying to remember the name of an F-15 pilot I flew with on numerous occasions while assigned to Bitburg Air Base many, many years ago (I was there when President Reagan visited and laid a wreath at the cemetery).  He was one of the finest pilots I ever flew with and I could not remember his name. It was driving me nuts. While typing the data of the wells above, I was listening to the Top Gun soundtrack in the background. His name flashed in front of me: Ted Hailes. I don't think he would mind having his name in the blog. It would be a hoot if he did a "google selfie" and found his name here.