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Pollutants In Your Home and Yard
What's spookier than Halloween and Political Elections combined? Have you ever really researched what goes into your foods, cleaning products, face creams, sun protection, hair products or even those candles and aromatherapy oils? If not, you may be shocked at how toxic your home and garden may be!
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Political Polarization in the United States
Sleepy Joe, Orange Man, Woke, Outraged, Crooked Hillary, Nasty, We Are At War! What do these words have in common? They are used to not only excite our sense of moral outrage, but also to trick our brain into thinking things are worse than what they are and someone other than us is at fault.
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Georgia Day Trip To Providence Canyon State Park
Providence Canyon is often referred to as the Little Grand Canyon, but most of it is not accessible by foot. Here are a few tips to make your trip there more enjoyable.
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The Blame Game is the Most Popular Game in the World
Minecraft, Monopoly, Candy Crush, Fortnite, Grand Theft Auto are often thought to be some of the most popular games in history, but there's one game that has them all beat—The Blame Game! Read below to see why there are so many players and if you are one of them. It's addictive!!
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Impossible vs. Beyond Vegan Sausages: An In-Depth Comparison
We taste-tested vegan sausages from Impossible and Beyond. Spoiler alert: Both could use improvement.
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Georgia Golden Olympic Games 2023 Attracts Hundreds of Seniors
If you are over 50 and ever wanted to participate in an Olympic sport, check out the Senior Olympic Games in your state and start planning for their next event. There is something for everyone and you will meet a lot of nice people and maybe make a new friend for life.
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Garmin Verses Fitbit Fitness Tracker Watches
What do you respond to best when trying training. Do you prefer praise and encouragement or need to be challenged and corrected? Most of us prefer a combination of both, but certain fitness trackers have a tendency to discourage both beginners and advanced from forward progress. Let's take a look.
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New Year Resolutions for Old Folks
Wondering if having a New Year Resolution is a waste of time or a noble endeavor? Try thinking of it as goal setting and planning for an optimal future of excitement and adventure no matter what your age.
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Fourteen Reasons Why You Are Not A Failure
Have you ever felt like a failure? Chances are most of us have felt that way at some point in life but it isn't true no matter how badly you think you have messed up or are messed up by what you have gone through. Have faith in yourself. You have value and here are fourteen reasons why!
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Do Yo Feel a Little Depressed When Summer Is changing Into Fall? If So You Are Not Alone
There is a certain time near the end of summer when you feel a hint of fall in the air and you know that soon the days of shorts, bare feet, swimming pools and beaches will be over for a time.
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Daycation to Jacksonville, Florida — Off the Beaten Path
With Covid-19 running rampant and taking care of older parents on a full-time basis, finding time for a vacation was impossible, but sometimes a day trip to less traveled nearby tourist destinations can help revive a tired soul as well as stress it more than one would like!
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Aunt Jemima, Confederate Generals and Uncle Ben in the News
Beating a dead horse will not get him to go any faster or move out the way, but burying him may keep the flies at bay. Is erasing white history the best way of bringing awareness to the issues facing other races?
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Pandemics and Protests — The State of the Union
In a perfect world we would all get along and do what was right to protect those around us as well as ourselves, but when division strikes it can tear a civilized world apart. Is there any way to stop the chaotic madness? What will the new normal look like when all of this is over?
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COVID-19 Shelter-In-Place Order Has Hundreds Headed to the Outdoors
When governors and mayors shut down all group activities and entertainment venues, most took the shelter-in-place order seriously and stayed home while others took advantage of a loop-hole allowing small-scale outdoor activity. We look at what happens when everyone goes hiking and boating at once.
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The Corona Virus Scare — What To Do When The Government Shuts Down Your First Official Marathon
When you have had your first marathon cut short due to heat and your second one cancelled by the government in violation of newly implemented Corona Virus policies, what are you going to do?
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She Told Me Her Goals and Left Me Speechless
At age sixty my goals had turned into to-do lists. Did I lack ambition and motivation? Was I lying in wait for some fantastic opportunity to grab me, shake me awake and restart my life full of adventure? Curious minds wanted to know.
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The Problem with Familiar Truth and Religious Belief
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What Is the Difference Between Vegan and Vegetarian Diets?
Vegans eat no animal products, whereas vegetarians can eat eggs, dairy, and honey. If an animal has to die to produce a food, then neither vegetarians nor vegans can eat it.
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When Your Plans Don’t Go as Planned, Learn From Them and Continue Onward to the Goal
Everyone has experienced some sort of difficulty in life. It's what makes us grow stronger and wiser. Here's hoping you make your goals in life, but if you don't there is no shame in revising the plan and starting over again.
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Why We Get Upset When Things Don't Go Our Way
We've all had days where we feel like the 'world is out to get us'. When things don't go as expected or we are frustrated when everything seems to fall apart, there are a few tips to help us make it through and have a more positive outcome and attitude.
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American Politics: Too Far Separated to Ever Unite
While there has always been political unrest, it seems like uncivil war is the rule and the use of social media is fueling the unrest among ultra liberals and ultra conservatives, hurting almost everyone in the process.
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Top Ten Things to Consider Before Joining a Gym
You want to join a gym to get fit, stay healthy, form new social connections outside the internet, but how do you choose which one is right for you?
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What I Learned About Going Sugar-Free and Low Carb for One Week and Nearly so for Five More
Will you have signs of addiction and feel sick when you give up sugar? Will you lose weight? It all depends on the person, not the diet.
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Why Do Customer Service Personel Often Seem Rude? Here's Twenty Reasons Why With a Few Tips to Get Better Results
Have you ever tried to return something after Christmas at the store or set up a follow-up appointment at a busy doctors office, or gone to the post office to ship a package and met rude customer service people? Well, not to excuse their behavior but here are a few things you may want to know.
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Grocery Shopping Etiquette: Take the Quiz and See How Well You Score
Babies crying, customers blocking the aisles, people snatching sales items out your hands: you expect this at Christmas and Back-To-School sales, but at the grocery store, on a non-food shopping holiday? Read our trials and then take the quiz to see how well you score on grocery shopping etiquette!
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Eight Phrases Runners May Take the Wrong Way or Not
There are many things runners endure on training runs and race days, but certain phrases uttered by passing runners or bystanders that may be meant as encouragement, may often be taken in a different light. Here are eight common phrases runners hear that sometimes miss the mark!
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Advice for Employees: How to Respect Office Equipment
What do you do when your employees have no respect for office equipment and use office supplies like disposable toilet paper, flushing your hard-earned profits down the drain?
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Push Past What You Think Is Possible for Mental and Physical Health
Have you ever thought you could never do what you wanted? Never run a marathon, never lose 30 pounds, never climb a mountain, never zip line over a ravine? Well, I am her to tell you it can be done!
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A Review of So Delicious Coconut Milk Alternative Yogurt
If you are dairy-free, regardless of your concern for the cattle industry, you may want to try some of the alternative non-dairy products. Here is our review of So Delicious coconut milk yogurt.
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How to feel good about yourself without bragging or fishing for compliments
Everyone has an off day when they feel unappreciated by others, but you don't have to go overboard fishing for compliments or bragging about how great you are to feel better about yourself.
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Is Donald Trump Suffering From a Mental Disorder?
The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM) of mental disorders lists Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) as a cluster B mental disorder and ex-President Donald Trump appears to have strong symptoms.
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Workplace Politics: The Liar, the Snitch, and the Warden
Where does your loyalty lie at work: with your employer, your immediate supervisor, your coworkers, or your own best interest?
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Bible Talk 101: Double speak in the Bible: Literary design or proof of inconsistencies?
Throughout the Bible you will find double talk; double meanings and subtle references and allegories that say one thing, but mean something else. Is this proof that the Bible is flawed or not?
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Shark tooth hunting on the coastal islands in Georgia
Most people don't realize how many barrier islands exist in Savannah, Georgia or how easy they are to get to by boat, kayak or jet ski. Here we investigate one called Sharktooth Island.
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New Research Shows a Link Between Obesity and Hoarding
Research shows a strong correlation between obesity, hoarding, and obsessive behaviors. The culprit may be an amino acid variant in the brain that is genetic.
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Last-Minute Christmas Gifts That Show You Care
There is nothing worse than getting a generic Christmas gift from someone you love that is the exact opposite of what you like. Here are some tips on how to give a gift even a coworker would love.
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Tall Dark and Handsome: What a Woman Prefers in a Man and Why
Carsten Schertzer When asked to describe what they are looking for a in a man, many women reply that they prefer a man who is tall, dark and handsome. While this may seem discriminatory, there is actually some evolutionary evidence that guides...
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Prying coworkers: So what's in your lunch box?
How to deal with prying coworkers who will not let you eat your lunch or snack in peace without making some unwanted comment.
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Horse Racing at Daufuskie Island on Melrose at the Beach Resort
Marsh Tacky horse racing at Melrose Beach Resort on Daufuskie Island draws large crowds along a beautiful stretch of Beach off the Atlantic Ocean
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Pitching a Fit: A Grand Old Southern Tradition
Everyone loses their temper at some point, but here are a few tips on how to keep your cool, especially in the workplace where the results of getting mad may mean you lose your job or others respect.