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It Can Drive You Batty!

This weekend we were playing our favorite game: “What?”  This is where you go to different rooms in the house, they don’t have to be far apart and actually rooms right next to each other makes it more fun, then one of you says something to the other, and the other yells, “What?” back.  Whoever can get the other to…

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Rest In Peace, Betty

Now you can speak like Sophia, with Estelle. Now you can think like Dorothy, with Bea. Now you can dress like Blanche, with Rue. There was an editorial cartoon this weekend that said, “If you live ‘til 99 and people still think you’ve died too soon, you’ve lived a good life.”  This can be said about very few, but in…

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Resolve To Give For Others

The holiday season is known as a Season of Giving.  This year many givers are discovering there are empty store shelves due to a supply chain problem, and even if an item is well stocked there are empty pockets due to a pandemic problem.  However, there is one gift everyone can give anyone, and that’s the gift of themselves.  This…

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Give Willingly But Wisely

Thanksgiving, in the United States, is the fourth Thursday of the month of November.  Black Friday is the day after.  Since 2005, the Monday after is Cyber Monday.  Since 2012, the day after that is known as Giving Tuesday.  Giving Tuesday 2021 results, as the world rallied around the 9th annual global day of giving, brought in $39,254,555. Giving Tuesday’s founders have…

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Gratefulgiving

I am thankful I went through puberty.  I am thankful I went to grad school.  I am thankful I had my wisdom teeth pulled.  I am thankful I had my gallbladder out.  Why would I be thankful for these awkward and somewhat painful experiences? You see, the Oxford Dictionary defines the word thankful as “pleased and relieved.” This puts the…

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False Words Show True Colors

Words are tricky, that is to say they can be tricky.  You have to listen carefully to what a person is saying. Aaron Rogers never said he was vaccinated, he said he was immunized. Tom Brady was asked if he was a cheater, he answered “I don’t believe so.”  He did not answer “no.” President Bill Clinton said “I did…

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