It started last weekend with Hubs feeling under the weather. If your SO is like mine, his left arm could be hanging limp from his body, slowly turning purple and black, and he would still not go to the doctor. A fever of 105, pshaw, only means he needs to put on shorts and a t-shirt. Three days of a man cold and he’s back at work. Then last Friday, WK starts hacking and complaining of headaches. His temp went up to 100, but again after three days, he was back to school. The gift that kee

Several Uses for Gold in Our Society by Will PaulGold is a precious metal that has a long and interesting history. Gold has set the standard throughout the ages as being the metal of choice for fine jewelry, elaborate decorations and a form of money. Most gold found today is in the form of different pieces of jewelry. However, gold can also be found in a variety of things.Gold is used in dentistry because of its superior performance and aesthetic appeal. Gold alloys are used for filling

Introduction The word journal comes from the French “jour” which means day. Journaling each day is having a visit with your best friend, you. This ancient practice dates back to the 10th century Japan. Successful people throughout history have kept journals. Journaling has a positive impact on your well being. James Pennebaker, researcher, states that writing strengthens the immune system and decreases symptoms of asthma and arthritis. He also states that writing about stressful things helps

I recently received a forwarded e-mail on the purported many uses of WD-40. As it turns out, this little wonder-in-a-can can be used to remedy lots of little things around the house. The list below is what was contained in the e-mail I received; I simply re-organized the information to read more logically. I have not researched whether the claims below hold true, so if you have any experience in using WD-40 for alternative purposes, leave a comment to let us know! Photo by ocean yamah

Title: Goldengrove Author: Francine Prose Published: 2008 by HarpersCollins Publishers Number of pages: 275 Rating: 4.5 out of 5 I went to a funeral Saturday morning. The mother of one of my former students died of cancer; she was 43, her daughter is 12. It’s never easy to go to these…to experience grief such as the loss of one’s parent or child. I think books help assuage the pain. I think they help us learn how to grieve by viewing a character we care about, but don’t love. As we r