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The news reports that the polar vortex hitting much of the United States this week is bringing the coldest temperatures in a generation. This means […]
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Today, temperatures in the United States have plummeted, with wind gusts reaching 40, 50, and even 60 degrees below zero in parts of the Midwest […]
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Dating is hard enough. Add to that a serious food allergy and the prospect of a bloated airway in the middle of a date, and […]
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As you’ve probably already heard, Facebook – in its limitless wisdom – launched a program that pays your child (ages 13 to 35) a whopping […]
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Well, friends, our month of jumping rope is over . How do you like it? Has anyone counted their cumulative jumps in a month? (I […]
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The Polar Vortex descends into the Midwest, making parts of it literally colder than Mars . This is a potentially life-threatening weather pattern that poses […]
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While federal workers, who were out of wages for an entire month during the government shutdown, are due to receive their paychecks this week, diaper […]
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I heard a story about a big sporting event this weekend, and if you’re planning to get people to watch it at home, you’ll need […]
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January is drawing to a close and our month ends with no expenses . How are you doing? Personally, I achieved my main goal: I […]
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