Anybody who knows me understands that cigar smoking is one of the great joys of my life. I’ve been smoking cigars for three years now. My brother introduced me to them at his bachelor party, and I’ve been hooked ever since. Now, I can’t imagine my life without them…
Category Archives: Lifestyle
Sports in America
In the United States, there are endless avenues for one to pursue entertainment through athletic competition: football, basketball, hockey, snowboarding, skiing, soccer, baseball, and more. That’s just listing the professional leagues, without even mentioning semi-pro leagues or everything at the collegiate level.
Eulogy for a Friend
Seventeen years ago you were brought into my life. You were so small you could fit entirely in an adults hand. Your soft two toned fur would come to reflect all the highs and lows we’d go through in life together. We decided on your name together, a name which would baffle people for yearsContinueContinue reading “Eulogy for a Friend”
The Satanic Temple Sells “Get Out Of Pregnancy Free Cards”
The Satanic Temple is selling “Get Out of Pregnancy Free” cards to fund their religious abortion clinic. The clinic will also include abortion rituals and prizes for donors.
Retirement: What it Should and Shouldn’t be
On the March 12 episode of his show, Ben Shapiro touched a nerve, sending shockwaves through the online world. He suggested that retirement is a terrible idea and no one (or at least very few people) should ever do it. Unfortunately, his tactless word choice, upset a lot of people partly because such a contentionContinueContinue reading “Retirement: What it Should and Shouldn’t be”
Accepting Unspoken Apologies: Apology 102
Photo Credit: Omar Ram Article by Freda Donnelly @shesbasedbabe Acceptance is a beautiful word with a tumultuous past. In order to accept something, you need to take action, whether it’s clearing away the dirt in the rearview mirror of a relationship, or embracing the vulnerability of forgiveness. Previously I had written an article about howContinueContinue reading “Accepting Unspoken Apologies: Apology 102”
The Sex Spreadsheet Saga
By: Bethany Rivers @notblindfolded Last week, the story circulated through social media of a man who created a sex spreadsheet documenting every occasion on which his wife “denied him sex.” If you don’t see the inherent issue with presenting such a spreadsheet to your spouse or others, I recommend marital counseling. Let me break itContinueContinue reading “The Sex Spreadsheet Saga”
A Cultural Analysis of the Ideal Woman
By: Freda Donnelly @shesbasedbabe Jane Austen observed, “It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife.” Widely recognized as well is that everyone has preferences in terms of the types of people they are interested in dating, and in general, thereContinueContinue reading “A Cultural Analysis of the Ideal Woman”
Ten Ways to Use Project Management for Personal Development
Have you ever wanted to accomplish something but felt too overwhelmed to start? I’ve used this process combined with reverse engineering to help myself and others conquer goals small and large.
10 Questions to Help You Honor Tradition as a Homemaker
Being a homemaker can be tricky in the beginning stages when you know what needs to be done but don’t have a job description, or when going through tumultuous times in your personal life when your health or other difficulties make you feel like you can’t keep your head above water. That’s why I want to share with you the questions I ask myself as they’ve served me well as a homemaker and have been beneficial principles for my marriage.