by Marie Watts | Oct 7, 2024 | Blog
My addled brain has been slow to recognize the proliferation of gaming phones. Who knew there was such a creature? The need for a more sophisticated phone follows the incessant demand for mobile gaming. GROWTH OF GAMING PHONES SOFTWARE The mobile gaming market has...
by Joan Fernandez | Sep 30, 2024 | Blog
I am pleased to share Joan Fernandez’ recent “Digging In” post about banned books, a topic close to my heart. You can learn more about her and her upcoming historical fiction novel, Saving Vincent, available for preorder, here. A LESSON IN GULLIBILITY I remember a...
by Marie Watts | Sep 23, 2024 | Blog
Haitian immigrants are not eating cats and dogs. Believe me. I repeat. They are not to be blamed for the neighborhood cats and dogs disappearing. Any card-carrying, flag-waving, blue-blooded, America-loving Boy or Girl Scout knows the truth. The neighbors’ cats and...
by Marie Watts | Sep 16, 2024 | Blog
Cleaning the house is not my favorite thing to do so I hire someone to take care of it. But my office, however, is another matter. My 500 sq. ft. oasis, several yards from my home, is not under contract. Why? Because I am frugal and can save money by cleaning it...
by Marie Watts | Sep 9, 2024 | Blog
To routine or not to routine, that is the question. Experts have differing opinions. WHY ROUTINE IS GOOD On the positive side, routines can be beneficial to your health. Managing stress, being active, sleeping better, and eating healthier increase when you are on a...
by Marie Watts | Sep 2, 2024 | Blog
Labor Day is a time to honor not only all who labor but also one of the most tireless activists for the rights of laborers—Mary Harris Jones. LABOR DAY HEROINE BEGINNINGS Jones (née Harris) was born in Cork Ireland, circa August 1837. At age five her family moved to...
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