Monthly Archives: March 2012

In the process of becoming smarter than a 61-year-old woman oughta be (well, it’s almost April Fool’s), I am learning about the social media revolution and the “net generation” that is driving it (Netters are those born since 1978). The “new … Continue reading →

  This report will make all chocolate lovers do the dance of joy, and the good news came just in time for the Easter Bunny, too. Researchers have found that folks who eat chocolate five times a week and work … Continue reading →

(Author’s note: The names have been changed to protect the innocent). “Louanna’s mama called me this morning.” I froze and held my breath, waiting for my mother to continue. I glanced at her hands on the steering wheel. Her knuckles … Continue reading →

Greetings from Jones Crossroads, Georgia, situated less than 10 miles from the mighty Chattahoochee River and the western border of our fair state. This handy map I put together with the help of Google maps  gives a better perspective  of the lay … Continue reading →

Work, personal dilemmas, political dissatisfaction, frustration, and negativity go down the drain when we hear old favorites belted out by young, fresh voices; ’cause entertainment is the one thing that  brings us together (watch that link to the end for the full effect), regardless of our … Continue reading →

LYSISTRATA: “There are a lot of things about us women That sadden me, considering how men See us as rascals.” CALONICE: “As indeed we are!” Thus begins a play written by  Aristophanes, deemed the greatest comic Greek poet of fifth-century … Continue reading →

During spring break (just check out seniors gone wild for some cool pics), crazy stuff went down under the Gold Dome in Atlanta. For those of you who do not live in our fair state, that is the capitol building … Continue reading →

Here’s a picture of my alter ego kicking up some sand and playing in the surf next week, whilst enjoying myself on Spring Break… I found this shot on a site that features photos of Spring Break, but I’m not … Continue reading →