Robots are now delivering snacks in the United States.
While this sounds like exactly why we should have robots, this new development does raise several important questions. Continue reading “Are snackbots a sign of the future or the end?”
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A few New Year’s Resolutions for my blog
While I am a few days behind, I wanted to share a few New Year’s Resolutions for my blog.
I’m doing this partially to see if I can stick to this list and partially to see if anyone else has any other suggestions. Also, posting this is a good way to keep up with a resolution to produce more posts.
So, please see what you think and feel free to offer any comments, criticisms or candies. I always like candy. Continue reading “A few New Year’s Resolutions for my blog”
Tales of a few awkward conversations about lunch, grocery store doors and D-Gulls
One great thing about the holidays is all of the wonderful conversations you are able to have with family, friends and new acquaintances.
One not-so-great thing about the holidays, though, is all of the awkward interactions you have every year. Here are just a few of mine from the last week. Continue reading “Tales of a few awkward conversations about lunch, grocery store doors and D-Gulls”
What are your memories of Christmas past?
On Christmas Day of 1975, my family moved out of our home in Denver, Colorado.
My father, who was a Lutheran minister, had accepted a call to Ohio, and yes, we moved on Christmas Day when I was 5. Continue reading “What are your memories of Christmas past?”
Top 5 problems with Christmas carols
While way too much attention has been paid to one holiday song this year, I believe we are ignoring several much more significant problems with Christmas carols.
These songs are fun to sing and listen to, but several significant issues need to be addressed. In order to shift the discussion over to the more important matters, here are the Top 5 Problems with Christmas carols. Continue reading “Top 5 problems with Christmas carols”
Best of 2018
If it’s December, that means it’s time for the annual Best of the Year awards. In the hopes of having this list named to one of the Best Lists of 2018 lists, here are our Best of 2018 Awards: Continue reading “Best of 2018”
My Christmas list for this year includes Joy and Spider-Man
What do I want for Christmas this year?
I have been posed that question several times by family members, friends and even people I have met on the street already this holiday season.
At least that’s what I think the people on the street are thinking when they look at me. I usually thank them and tell them I don’t have time for pictures, and they seem to understand. Continue reading “My Christmas list for this year includes Joy and Spider-Man”
‘What are you thankful for?’ results in some very different responses
Now that the Holiday Season is upon us, we asked a wide range of individuals the same question about thankfulness in order to see what type of responses we would receive. Here is our question and the responses:
During this Holiday Season, what are you thankful for? Continue reading “‘What are you thankful for?’ results in some very different responses”
Thanksgiving, turkeys, and why you should root for the Detroit Lions this holiday
As people across the country get ready for Thanksgiving, here are a few odd and interesting facts about the holiday, along with some important commentary. Continue reading “Thanksgiving, turkeys, and why you should root for the Detroit Lions this holiday”
The Mystery of the Missing Peanut Butter
As I walked into the kitchen on a dark and dreary Tuesday evening, I was greeted by the sounds of mysterious creaking and moaning.
“Is that the floorboard or my knees?” I asked myself in my best tough guy detective voice. “We don’t have time for that right now, we’ve got bigger fish to fry.”
I don’t actually know how to fry fish or understand why you would want to fry the bigger fish before the smaller fish, so I forged on with my noble quest. Continue reading “The Mystery of the Missing Peanut Butter”
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