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I gave up half and half in my coffee. It’s been several months, but it still haunts me. As much as I make the proper mmmmmms and aaaaaaahhhs when I inhale that splendiferous first cup of coffee, the taste just doesn’t satisfy. Who am I kidding.

I WANT MY CREAMER!

A frenzied internet search led to a plethora of recipes — all the same and all including sugar. As much as I adore my coffee blond, I…

Unicorns, Flying Pigs and Clean Coal

I’m ever a fan of political cartoons and one of my favorite cartoonists is David Horsey. He paints a crystal clear picture of Trump’s ongoing war on the environment.

LA Times Article – David Horsey

Trump’s “doubling down” on fossil fuel resources and promises of energy jobs means money is siphoned away from  building infrastructure to support newer, cleaner and renewable energy sources. He has…

“On Tyranny” by Timothy Snyder – Recommended Reading

Reprinted from May 12, 2017 Tyranny – Entered as Easily as a Warm Bath

Do you love studying history? I do hope so. Understanding what is in our past can help us safeguard the future. Changes can be subtle. So subtle that you can wake up one morning to find yourself in a pot of hot water, only to discover it’s too late to escape. Are we destined to be served up as fodder for a government based on

There is such outcry over low offers on Poshmark. This sets forth my personal philosophy.

First, I’d like to say that Poshmark is not now, nor was it ever intended to be a low-quality, price-cutting marketplace. Rather it was intended to be a place where people could sell and buy good quality used clothing at fair prices. To those that insist on making low offers, I’d suggest that they try…

September 4, 2017

I am finishing up my 60th year on this planet and have spent the last 10 of those overweight. It all started when my knees and feet– damaged many years ago  from overuse — began to rebel. My once active, rapid lifestyle dwindled into a sedentary marshland. I failed to adjust my food intake accordingly and — well — you know what happens next.

I’ll be 61 this November and I’m sick…