Monthly Archives: November 2014

A stray dog, later named Arthur, joined an extreme-sports-team vying for a world’s championship when the team leader gave the dog a meatball. It was a strenuous trip, but Arthur did his darndest to keep up. When the team started … Continue reading →

A stray dog, later named Arthur, joined an extreme-sports-team vying for a world’s championship when the team leader gave the dog a meatball. It was a strenuous trip, but Arthur did his darndest to keep up. When the team started … Continue reading →

chi·can·er·y — the use of trickery to achieve a political, financial, or legal purpose. I have to admit, I’d rather explore the internet and bounce on my trampoline than eat candy. So when I read on the Whitman Sampler box, … Continue reading →

Andy bought a Whitman’s Sampler Wednesday evening, for old time’s sake. He had given one to his mother every Christmas for about 55 years — from the year he started his paper route as a kid until she died in … Continue reading →

Andy bought a Whitman’s Sampler Wednesday evening, for old time’s sake. He had given one to his mother every Christmas for about 55 years — from the year he started his paper route as a kid until she died in … Continue reading →

Happy Thanksgiving for you here in the states. Do the rest of you have an equivalent holiday? How do you celebrate holidays, achievements, special events? Andy and I are going to have a regular day here. He’ll go up to … Continue reading →

The video in yesterday’s post, where dogs were tested for their ability to ignore distractions, reminded me of humans and impulse buying. A USA Today article entitled Put Down That Shiny Object! Most have made impulse buys warns: Holiday shoppers … Continue reading →

I’m somewhere between the two extremes. What about you? November 25, 2014  

I’m somewhere between the two extremes. What about you? November 25, 2014  

Time Magazine has named the Aethlon Hemopurifier™ one of the top 25 inventions of 2014. The device is a cartridge to be used in dialysis machines to remove viruses from the patient’s blood. It is still being tested, but it … Continue reading →