We just don’t talk anymore….especially face-to-face. But even a phone call is becoming increasingly rare—Call you? Are you kidding?—when email is so much more efficient…but wait, now even email (a one-way communication) is passé if you’re communicating with anyone under 40. (“Don’t email or leave a phone message…if you want to reach me, text me…or message me.”)
Ms. Rule Breaker
Some rules are good ones: always wear your seat belt, do not drink before getting behind a steering wheel, do not commit a homicide, get to work on time, floss every night, make sure your dog has her shots up to date. But some rules are plainly there just to be crushed, stomped into the ground with a pair of Doc Martins.
Jason Headley’s – It’s Not About The Nail
“Don’t try to fix it. I just need you to listen.” Every man has heard these words. And they are the law of the land. No matter what. ~ From Jason Headley Tells Stories
The Fashionista
Mother and daughter have radically different attitudes toward weddings, including what to wear.
It’s Steamy on the Shampoo Aisle
Since my beauty regimen consists of Pert 2-in-1, I was confused at the grocery by an entire aisle of bottles promising to indulge my senses with “silky shafts up to 300 percent thicker.” Ok, that’s a little sluttier than Kim Kardasian on a Cosmo cover with a painted-on bikini.
If I Said Yes…
A woman wearing a cowl which is keeping her face in permanent shadow stands ramrod straight at the door; the only movement is the glittering of her eyes as they rove over me, judging, finding me guilty and passing sentence over me, all at the same time.
Laptop Misery
Author Jeffrey Griffiths provides us with some very good advice and explains why you should turn the lights on before carrying an open Laptop through your house.
How To Kill A Husband
Mom quit killing off husbands the year I turned ten. It was the same time that lazy Mr. Humphries from across the street went missing, and the police started digging up our backyard. Dad said that they even dug holes all around our cottage.
Running Away
Matilda and her tread belt of doom. She is a mean and unrelenting taskmaster. But when the roads are ice-covered, or so deep with mud that the runners would be sucked right off my feet, I plug her in and turn her on.
Meet the New Neighbour
When moving into a new house sometimes meeting the neighbours too quickly isn’t a good thing. Deleting that acquaintance is never as easy as it is on Facebook.
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