Today is Friday the 13th of November, and I became curious about why this day is synonymous with bad luck. It certainly goes back a lot further than the horror movies or American Horror Story’s latest season, where the number thirteen is highlighted. … Read More Friday the 13th…
Well…the USA finally woke from its deep sleep. Tuesday wasn’t just a blue wave; it was a raging tsunami against hate, corruption, and the Trump Administration. … Read More The Blue Wave
However, two things can be true: I still don’t want to give up on my country, and I can say emphatically that we can do much better. … Read More Where We Rank
With probably one of the most consequential midterms in my lifetime coming up…yeah, I know we’ve said that before, but this time it’s really crucial…I thought it might be timely to pick out the most interesting facts about elections and voting. … Read More VOTE!
I came across this article that listed fifteen things that turn people on, and joy of all joys, it’s not all about looks or bedroom behavior. … Read More Unexpected Turn Ons
Sometimes, all it takes is for a person to calmly confront the jokester and share why it is so offensive. Don’t remain silent because silence is not our friend, nor is apathy.… Read More Just Kidding…
There was a common saying in healthcare that I used to hear all the time. “Nurses eat their own.” … Read More Eating Our Own
A lot has been written about the benefits of married life, and so those of us who are married have been sitting back, all fat and happy, crowing about how life is good for us, but a new study gives good news for those folks who are single. I’ve often wondered about the romance readers… Read More Being Single Ain’t So Bad…
My brother-in-law used this phrase, which I absolutely loved: “Improving the lie,” Of course, I didn’t realize it was a golf phrase and had absolutely nothing to do with what I envisioned,… Read More Improving the Lie
That got me thinking: what other famous books have had consequential errors? I wanted to find out because, of course, it would make us feel better to know that even the greats have made mistakes! It seems that no book can escape this possibility…not even the Bible. … Read More To Err is Human
