A writer from the Philadelphia area shares the week online.
Another snowstorm brings the question of climate change's role in these massive natural disasters.
A good and bad vibe about the celebration of love (or not).
A look back at what the legacy secretaries used to do in the workplace, and what has replaced them.
A winter event spurs thoughts of what has led to extremes in our climate and danger to human life.
A bar's display piece is stolen and makes world headlines for funny and not so funny reasons.
The start of a new year brought surprises and a few disappointments.
Can a horror classic count as a Christmas movie?
Everyday concepts which help humanity are being forgotten, with hilarious and possibly disastrous consequences.
A candy from the 19th century gets a bad rap in an article worth exploring.
Three chicken wraps and one style of wrapper, and how an oversight affected a near-perfect to-go order.
A new cashier and self checkout at the department store causes some line dancing for customers.
A month of more than we may have bargained for, but we have 30 days to make it work.
How long should society ignore the events which produce tragedies such as the examples here?
A new salad offering appears and makes prepared meals seem a better choice.
Videos of office workers' lunch fare in another country spark interest.
Some quick snippets of clarity and advice for those who don't like text rabbit holes.
A new month has begun on schedule. Welcome autumn.
Decluttering the attic of a Boomer home had better results than expected.
Cracker Barrel's new logo: stupidity, or cancel culture at its best?
Prepare for September now with these practical tips from my personal tried and true routines.
Handwritten items still have their place if we make room for them.
August may not be exciting for a number of reasons, but the food-based holidays add up.
Caught on a huge stadium camera, two executives face fallout, global embarrassment and endless memes mocking their faux pas.
An adventure in the decision to fly the flag on the Fourth of July.
What men will do for one second of joy, and the costs to others.
Vacation puts your life into chaos while your home life is on hold. A look into the insanity.
One person remains who uses an iron lung for a lifetime after contracting polio. She is an example for us to follow and admire.
What's good about people can become bad quickly based on one's honesty about who they are. A look at this behavior during the start of Pride Month.
The premature loss of one's first microwave and the installation of the replacement.
A local bakery joins an extensive list of long-gone businesses.
Another life bullied out of existence. Included is a link to a petition for new legislation.
Some information about a distraction on social media featuring the Transformers.
The motion picture rating system can be cheated, but are kids cheating themselves in the process?
2025 edition of short snippets for your consideration.
A social media influencer wrecks her reputation as a tourist.
A Minnesota woman's mistreatment at her 50th reunion by the classmates and her spouse begs the question: why are we still doing these horrid get-togethers?
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