I read a lot during the summer, so I typically keep an ever-growing list of books to add to my summer collection. I often post book reviews on Nursetopia, as well, so others can get a glimpse of what I’m... Read More
Three-day weekend! Lake! Pool! Sun! Before you indulge in all the sun worship, though, think about your largest organ – your skin. No reason to risk frying your skin, increasing your chances of skin cancer, for a moment of fun.... Read More
It’s my birthday! Strap on the ridiculous-looking pointed party hats. Throw the confetti. It’s a great day, and I feel like I should share it with you, as well! I am not usually the gift-asking-type, but I am deeply connected... Read More
Many helped with a Break Cancer world record attempt the first week of April. Well, I submitted the world record video to URDB who then changed the record title, denying the video. I am unsure why they did so and... Read More
In light of the recent worldwide news of Osama bin Laden’s death, I have spent much of today thinking and remembering. I have friends who were forever impacted by the USS Cole attack, and as with many, the events of... Read More
I just returned from the most lavish birthday party I have ever attended in my life. I actually wasn’t the invited guest. My son was. It was a party for six-year olds. Two hours looking at a $1 million plus... Read More
It’s no secret. I love it when data is visually appealing. It is more captivating. At least it is to me. America’s Health Rankings is a super neat site allowing you to view 42 diverse health measures by state. States... Read More
There is such great pleasure and empowerment in continuing. Continuing when you think you cannot. Continuing when no one else is watching. Continuing simply for yourself – your mind showing your body which is in control. Next time you think... Read More
Phone buzzing. Kids screaming, laughing. Dishwasher humming. TV pounding. Neighbor’s dog barking. Ceiling fan rustling. Fingers tapping. Ideas swirling. An internal crescendo. Inaudible to others. Telephones put away. Children to bed. Dishes washed. TV turned off. Neighbor’s dog now calm.... Read More
Today is National Start! Walking Day. It is a great day to make a commitment to increasing your physical activity through walking 30 minutes each day by getting up today – wherever you are – and walking. The American Heart... Read More