Doesn’t it seem that virtually everyone you know: your neighbor, co-worker, boss, bestie, and cousin, all have these conditions? But the big problem is, more than half of these haven’t been diagnosed by a professional, implementing exhaustive and conclusive testing. No, someone took a three-minute test on YT and now they’re assured that they have ailment X.
Upon reading the latest issue of Consumer Reports, dated January/February 2025, I ran across an interesting article, Save $500 on Cell Phone Service This Year. So, today I checked out the possibilities online and decided to do business with Ting.
I love Tiny Desk concerts. Live music performed in studio featuring a wealth of fine musicians. Enjoy!
The following includes thirteen concerts featuring…
Today’s blog will deal with a number of very interesting topics. These are things that you normally wouldn’t come across on a daily basis, so yes, a bit off the beaten path. A forty-year-old snowman This Snowman Never Melts—Here’s How …
A friend said to me the other day, “It seems there’s an overabundance of food recalls lately,” which I took with a grain of salt. Could it be that it only appears this way because we’re more aware of them and other news, simply because we have more access to them? And according to the FDA, there actually aren’t more recalls than in the past.
How many of us pay attention to the instructions from flight attendants when we board the plane? Hmmm, that’s what I thought. I didn’t see many hands raised. Well, here’s some interesting tidbits from Captain Steve regarding the use of …
