Tag Archives: Mid Life

We All Have Addictions

We all have addictions. “No we don’t”, is the echo we can hear from some of you. “Yes we do”, is the echo we can hear from some others, including myself. Is it hereditary?  Click here to read this article that … Continue reading

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Only One On The Internet?

Being the Internet’s only Five-a-Day Blogger, there is a certain feeling of, well, it’s hard to describe. It’s like finding yourself in a place you never dreamed of, but if you did dream of it, you’d think it would be: … Continue reading

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Actually This Is More Funny

Just to clarify, yesterday’s post was funny. In fact, it’s still funny. But this is more funny: Guess it’s not more funny, and what is “more funny” anyway. Sounds stupid.

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The Truth Hurts

The truth hurts. The truth can also set us free. “Yeah, yeah, whatever!” Can’t you just hear people saying this, or thinking it?  I say it too.  We all do sometimes. In fact, I’ve said this all my life. “Yeah, … Continue reading

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