Susan's Scribblings the Blog

Cheating on exams was caught with a simple "trick."

A fast food experience shows somebody going the extra mile to make a delivery extra important.

A new bill to keep saving time in the US is close to becoming law. A look into a challenge to the legislation and why standard time is the best choice.

A look at disgruntled customers and dealing with them both in the past and present.

The common garden device which is a source of frustration for the author.

The world comes to America to see soccer playoffs, and our nation becomes a source of wonder.

A week of vacation restores the spirit.

Musings on the variety of ways a person graduates in schools these days.

A parade during Pride Month proves that peaceful disagreement doesn't need to dampen anybody's spirits.

A look at blind box collecting as a hobby.

A morning at the start of a three-day holiday weekend proved more exciting than anticipated.

A charity is called out for not being transparent in a world where the truth counts.

Everybody has a mother, and this is the day to remember that.

An airline shut down within hours, leaving another bankruptcy hole in the economy.

The return to the workplace is a (nearby) window of opportunity.

It's spring, sort of, and winter doesn't seem to want to leave.

A girls' day out filled with shopping and food to bring in Spring.

Can we say the "E" word? Sure we can.

A look at a recent euthanasia case.

A new toilet tissue design has arrived, and it's huge news.

A series of videos seek to expose dangers to our health in products we take for granted as being safe.

Winter's end brought some lingering snow drifts and a surprise among the landscaping.

The end of winter can't come fast enough after blizzards and too much cold.

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 big football game is coming, like it or not.

A winter event spurs thoughts of what has led to extremes in our climate and danger to human life.

A missing winter accessory provided a little adventure.

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.

A quick look back and ahead.

A look at the upcoming holiday period.

Can a horror classic count as a Christmas movie?

Everyday concepts which help humanity are being forgotten, with hilarious and possibly disastrous consequences.

A new project produces an injury.

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.

Thoughts on the future of the blog and personal goals.

A blighted city has some good news.

Some quick snippets of clarity and advice for those who don't like text rabbit holes.

A quick look at the cortisol and weight issue.

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.