Sophia Grace and Cousin Rosie Sing on Ellen! A Video for You!
These adorable little girls perform a song by their favorite singer, Nicki Minaj, on Ellen. Cute as can be. Enjoy!--Mary Fran
When "Less" Really is More
By: Mary Fran BontempoTo hear an audio version of this post, click the play arrow below.Did someone pay them to figure this out?In a study that I’m certain will be up for Pulitzer Prize consideration, researchers at Penn State University have decreed that middle aged women are “happier with moderate exercise” as opposed to vigorous exercise. Apparently, the study found that women felt less stressed, less anxious and less depressed after less strenuous [...]
Laughing @ Middle Age, a Travel Cartoon by Pat Achilles
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A Kardashian Fashion Blunder
By: Mary Fran BontempoTo hear an audio version of this post, click the play arrow below.Good Lord, I hope they don’t give them a centerfold spread in the Wish Book.In a move that has everyone who associates Sears with conservative clothing and reliable, dependable merchandise scratching their collective heads, the venerable retail store and catalogue company, home to the eagerly anticipated Christmas Wish Book, has inked a deal with those sirens of stupidity, [...]
Laughing @ Midddle Age, a School Cartoon by Pat Achilles
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Disorder in the Court: Great Fractured Moments in Courtroom History by Charles M. Sevilla
reviewed by Carmen Ferreiro-Esteban For some reason that totally escape me some people don't like to read. Maybe they think reading is too much work or that books are boring. Especially those labeled "nonfiction", especially those about the legal system.If you are one of those people, you may have missed the book from which I'm sharing some excerpts with you today. Its name is Disorder in the Court: Great Fractured Moments in Courtroom History, and [...]
Going Out with a Bang
By: Mary Fran BontempoTo hear an audio version of this post, click the play arrow below.Earthquakes. Tsunamis. Floods. Famines. Pandemics. It smacks of apocalyptic predictions, but recently, it's been actual headline news. And those are just the “natural” disasters. Add to them the plunging stock market, global economic meltdown and terroristic mayhem, and it can give a gal a headache. Now, as if that's not enough, I have to worry about the possibility [...]