Today is Cranky Coworker Day. There are two schools of thought on how to best “celebrate” this day. #1. If you are the coworker who is always in a good mood, today is your day to be a grump. Finally say exactly what you mean and don’t sugar coat anything. #2. If you work with a cranky coworker, today is… Read more »
“American was founded to be a Christian nation”. You’ve probably seen this statement on social media. It’s been floating around for ages. And it’s 100% wrong. People who are currently shouting/ posting this don’t understand the Constitution OR Christianity very well. And here’s why: The First Amendment of the Constitution is very clear. It reads “Congress shall make no law… Read more »
As most of you know I was a HUGE fan of the TV show Mythbusters. I trust those guys more than anyone else on TV before or since. And, on occasion, I have given mythbusting a try myself. Today is one of those occasions. Specifically, today we are looking at myths related to employment and jobs in the United States. … Read more »
Today is old Farmer’s day! There are a ton of reasons to thank farmers both young and old. But today we celebrate the older generation. I come from a long line of farmers. When I was a kid both my grandfathers were still farming along with a couple of my dad’s uncles. Now my dad and his brother are the… Read more »
If you’ve been on the internet for more than 5 minutes you’ve noticed that there is a lot of finger pointing going on between generations. The Baby Boomers ruined the (insert resource here). Millennials are ruining the (insert name here) industry. Gen Z doesn’t understand (insert topic here). If you are observant, you’ll notice that one generation is almost never… Read more »
My sinuses/ allergies are kicking my butt right now. I’m loopy on cold meds, my throat hurts, and my eyes itch. So, today I’m not going to pontificate a long time, but instead brag about my awesome nephew Luke. He is a senior in high school this year! He gets good grades. He makes friends easily and is great with… Read more »