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- Bad Hair Days and Self Reflection
- 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
Author Archives: Sheila Moss
Feedback from a Valued Customer
AUTHORS NOTE: This is an actual email exchange that took place while I was trying to renew and forward a URL. It has been edited for the sake of brevity only; also, the actual email address was altered to protect … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Technology, Uncategorized
Tagged Automated System, Computer support, Customer Support, Domain renewal, Feedback, Log in, Redemption Period, spam, URL transfer
7 Comments
Casual Friday
Folks at the office were very excited when we found out that we would get to observe “Casual Friday,” a dress-down day which, I suppose, was management’s way of providing a “perk” to improve moral and reward us for working all … Continue reading
Posted in Fashion, Humor, Work Humor
Tagged Casual Dress, Casual Friday, Comfortable Attire, Daytime Dress Attire, Dressing Down, Dressy Casual, Jeans, Sportswear, Sweats, Tee Shirts, Tennis Shoes
11 Comments
The Bone Pop Doc
For the past year now, I’ve been a regular at the “bone pop doc.” When I started, I was suffering from long-term back and neck pain, and was seeking some relief. I had already been to my regular MD, who … Continue reading
Posted in Health, Humor
Tagged Adjustments, Alternative Medicine, Back Pain, Chiropractic Care, Chiropractor, DCM, Doctor, Massage, Natural Healing, Psychlogical Healing, Relaxation Therapy, Tight Muscles
7 Comments
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
4 Comments
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
5 Comments
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
1 Comment
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
16 Comments
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
2 Comments
