Remember that State Farm commercial with the lady who “read it on the internet, so it must be true”? The reason that line resonated with so many people is because of the ridiculousness of it. We all know that anyone can start up a website, and write anything they want, without bothering to fact check…
Since we came home early instead of staying up in NY after my grandmother’s funeral, thanks to more snow and crummy weather coming into the area today, I’m catching up on some of my various blog and other technology to-do’s. One of them was updating the WordPress stuff when I noticed something very interesting in…
Cross posted from my Child Abuse Survivor blog, with the following further thought. This is also a good example of why which social network you choose to use, matters. If I had decided that I didn’t like the way Facebook worked, and decided I was going to delete my account and move to Google Plus,…
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As part of the on going series of things I took the time to notice while away from work and computers for a couple of weeks, I want to talk about cruise ships. Namely, I want to talk about the people who work on cruise ships, because no matter what your job title might be…
According to William Chalmers, yes we do. Truthfully, as I read through his list of ways that Americans are taking vacations wrong, I found myself thinking that I’m guilty of some of them, even though I agreed with much of what he said. His ways we travel wrong: 1. We are addicted to mini-vacations. 2….