Humor Columnist Blog- Explaining the Winter Olympics
- A Social Movement – The Walk for Peace
- A Small Sore is a Big Concern
- The Dirty Santa Chicken Blanket
- Reviving Dad’s Birdhouses: A Touch of Love in Winter
- Keep What Matters: Decluttering Strategies
- Growing Old with Grace and Humor
- The Life of a Cat: Setting the Record Straight
- Adopting a Wildcat: Two Weeks from Hell
- The Journey of Adopting a Cat
Author Archives: Sheila Moss
The Farmers’ Market
What is it about an outdoor produce market that makes everything seem so much fresher and better than when brought from the clean, air-conditioned, misted produce counters of the super market? Perhaps it is the variety and the large quantities, or perhaps … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Plants/Gardening, Shopping
Tagged farmers' market, Food, food vendors, fresh produce, fruits, market, produce, simple life, Strawberries, supermarkets, tomatoes, Vegetables
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Shooting the Breeze
There’s nothing worse when shooting the breeze than asking a question that can’t be answered gracefully, especially if you want to get on someone’s good side. With that in mind, we’ve decided to help Yankees, Northerners, Non-Southerners or others who have moved … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
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The Laws for Offices
It occurred to me when the computer was down, the phone ringing off the hook, and I was trying to send a FAX that wouldn’t go through, that there must unseen forces governing offices and creating laws of probability to … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Work Humor
Tagged computers, Deadlines, Document revisions, Indecision, Meetings, office humor, paperwork, Projects, Reports, software, Time management
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Mid Life Crisis
Middle age is when you first suspect your body of betrayal.. Middle age is when everyone else suddenly becomes younger. Middle age is when you refuse a senior discount because you’re not old enough. Middle age is when you’d rather … Continue reading
Posted in Health, Humor
Tagged Aging, Growing old, Life Passages, Mid-life crisis, middle age, Midlife, old age, Older woman, Senior
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Vacation at Home
It is not always necessary to go some place else to have a vacation. A vacation at home can provide a chance to relax and unwind, give you an opportunity to catch up on things you need to do, and … Continue reading
Posted in Home, Humor
Tagged Car maintenance, chores, Contractors, home maintenance, home repairs, vacation
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My Kitchen Tis of Thee
Samuel Francis Smith wrote the words to “My Country Tis of Thee” as a hymn. Actually, you might say it was a parody of sorts as the music belongs to an old patriotic German tune. It was also set to … Continue reading
Posted in Home, Humor
Tagged Anthem, Housewife, husband, Kitchen, Lawn, Lawnmower, Liberty, Microwave, My Country Tis of Thee, Song, Song Parody
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Murphy’s Laws of Moving
Funny, but from the times I’ve moved and the many times I’ve had to help my kids move, I have begun to notice a pattern in the events that seem to come into play as soon as the decision is … Continue reading
Posted in Home, Humor
Tagged Boxes, Broken items, Movers, Moving, Moving day, Murphy's Laws, New Home, Packing, Real Estate, Top Ten List
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The Dust Mite War
Like nearly every woman, I’ve been fighting the dust mite war my whole life, but recently it became more serious when the doctor told me that I was allergic to house dust. It is not plain, old, run-of-the mill, outdoor-type … Continue reading
Posted in Health, Home, Humor
Tagged Clean house, dust, Dust collectors, Dust mites, House dust, Killing dust mites
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