One last chance for influence in election
With the elections finally getting ready to fall on our doorsteps after a mere two short years of campaigning, this is my last chance to influence you in the ‘‘right’’ direction. Why do I think I can do that? Because, right now, I’m part of the media — the good part. Rather than tell you what you just heard the way I want you to hear it, or who you should vote for, I just want to influence you to vote with truth in hand. Period. First, I’d like to influence you to not take for granted that what you hear on TV or even read in various media is the truth. In case you couldn’t tell, these expressed views often tend to be pretty skewed. Keith Olberman of MSNBC was so blatantly skewed that he was removed from political reporting on that network. It was an unprecedented move in current history. Instead, pick resources that make available just the facts without personal opinion.
» Full StoryLosing jobs is never an easy or plesant experience
Jobs. In the Valley, there are two ways to lose your job: your plant will close or you’ll be permanently “furloughed” — the new fancy term for laid off/fired.
» Full StoryNo fear, just peace
There’s an old story about a guy, sitting on the roof of his house waiting to be rescued from the flood waters that surround him. He prays to God — “God, please save me from drowning in this flood.
» Full StoryDo it before I’m dead
OK, so here it comes. The least talked about subject, reviewed in the most irreverent of ways.
Death.
Change could do us good
Tonight, I’m sitting at my computer, playing my favorite game and laughing my head off.
» Full StoryLess is more — no, really
In this day and age where prices for almost everything have gotten out of hand, my husband and I talk frequently about the greater possibility in a little concept known as less is more.
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