Monthly Archives: June 2009

Personal injury lawyers have gotten a bad rap over the years as ambulance chasers. I’m sure the people over at Morristown personal injury lawyers are find, upstanding attorneys who are ready and waiting to help people who have been injured. … Continue reading →

Glorious weekend to you all! We have had some heat this week but I’m not complaining. My garden is thriving, the kids are busy, and I am trying to keep up with both! Hope your weekend is off to a … Continue reading →

Need a Plano Dentist? Check this out…if not, check this out: A New York City boy’s essay about a personal hero has earned him and his favorite teacher a role in a Superman book. Hakeem Bennett is a special-needs student … Continue reading →

The first day of summer is sneaking up and almost here! Father’s Day is tomorrow…these long June days are the best days of the year in my opinion. Just love ‘em. The fireflies are starting to flit in the balmy … Continue reading →

Looking for diet supplements to get you ready for summer? I happened upon this tidbit today so wanted to share. Curcumin is the major polyphenol present in turmeric. This ingredient appears to reduce weight gain in mice and also suppresses … Continue reading →

Documents with the signatures of U.S. presidents are appearing have historically appeared in some unexpected places: attics, libraries, or thrift stores. Here’s an interesting mystery for you, though. An innocuous Civil War-era memo with Abraham Lincoln’s signature has been found … Continue reading →

Not that any of the jobs in sales my husband has been looking at lately would give us this problem, but I found this interesting… Bill Gates, founder of Microsoft, told other billionaires that they should consider giving away the … Continue reading →

I was just reading a really interesting study that confirms what I have believed for a long time. Researchers from the University of Toronto have found evidence that one’s mood actually changes how the visual system filters perceptions. This means … Continue reading →