Have we Americans become so parched for our sugar fix that we now need to get our “alcohol on” in supermarkets and on street corners? That appears to be the case in Pennsylvania where they are now selling you wine from vending machines.
We know well the effect that social sites such as Twitter have had on us — bringing us together in times of crisis and helping us find jobs — but where are the web sites that bring us together for the good of social justice? Enter Jumo.
Continue reading → Social Networking and Social Justice Meet in Jumo
Who didn’t see the non-signing of Cliff Lee by the Yankees coming a mile away? All the signs were there — namely in dead silence from Lee — yet few people ever expected the notion that the Yankees could ever be out-bid by another team. However, what the faithful failed to understand, is the Yankees were — but are now no longer — about so much more than just money.
If you have a tattoo placed on your own skin by your own free will — and if you are going to court — should the State be required to pay a cosmetologist to cover your ink so you’ll get a fair trial? Can a tattoo ever be unfairly prejudicial?
I have a good female friend who just celebrated her 33rd birthday. She, and about ten of her closest friends, got together in New York City to celebrate her day. After the cake and candy and catching-up and presents were finished, talk quickly turned personal as each woman in the room — all successful and all working good jobs and all well-educated and all touching their early 30’s alone in life in the Big City — realized they were all a failure at finding “Mr. Right” and settling down into a marriage and raising a family, even though that’s what they said they wanted more than anything.
Continue reading → Women, Stop Waiting: There is No Such Thing as Finding a Perfect Man
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