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Traveler's Checks ... And Balances?

Author: Knight Pierce Hirst Subscribe to users feed

Published: 13/01/2008

Going new places, seeing new sights, trying new things - travel broadens the mind. If you don't exercise when you travel, however, it broadens the hips too. When John and I were first married, we took lots of trips. Then came kids. Then came braces and camp and college funds. John and I...

Confessions Of An IT Support Worker

Author: Shaun Parker Subscribe to users feed

Published: 10/01/2008

Having worked for IT support services in London for many years I have accumulated a large network of friends and colleagues in the business. The other night my fellow IT support workers met in a London bar for a get together; as per usual on these occasions the conversation soon turned to some of...

A Highland Wedding Proposal

Author: Catherine Harvey Subscribe to users feed

Published: 10/01/2008

I'm off to see my girlfriend today. Morag McTavish is the light of my life and anything her little heart desires, she gets. In the past I've brought her a new collar studded with pink rhinestones, a new bone china drinking bowl and a coat of fox fur. I've taken Morag for long, romantic walks...

Who Put Decor In Decoration?

Author: Knight Pierce Hirst Subscribe to users feed

Published: 09/01/2008

When it came to decorations, my grandmother told me not to wrap a disappointment. By that she meant not to make a gift look better than it actually was. Because I'm gift wrap challenged - paper held together by lots of tape and topped with a stick-on bow - that's not a problem. Recently,...

Myths About Real Estate Agents

Author: Ki Gray Subscribe to users feed

Published: 07/01/2008

There are some myths about real estate agents, many of which are not so flattering. But when it comes down to it, realtors are not too out there, and there is a logical explanation to each misconception. Let's straighten out a couple myths and facts. Myth #1: They have big hair. Fact:...

Do Mortgages Housebreak Us?

Author: Knight Pierce Hirst Subscribe to users feed

Published: 07/01/2008

A house is the biggest investment most of us will make. That's why my husband and I spent the first six years of our marriage in an apartment. Looking back, it was six years of someone else fixing things, six years of someone else mowing the lawn and six years of someone else paying the taxes....

Do They Make Electric Security Blankets?

Author: Knight Pierce Hirst Subscribe to users feed

Published: 07/01/2008

Whenever Linus was in the Peanuts comic strip, he had his security blanket with him; but not all security blankets are blankets. Mine is an outfit - leggings and a long top. They're formal pajamas I can wear anywhere that's not formal. When I'm in my public pajamas, I think I can handle anything....

Excuse Me, But, Yes, I Am From 'Long-Guy-Land'

Author: Judi Lynn Lake Subscribe to users feed

Published: 04/01/2008

I have lived on Long-guy-land all of my life (yes, 'on' -- a Long-guy-lander does not live 'in' the Island) and moved to South Carolina five years ago. For those unfamiliar with tha Island, LI is NOT Noo Yawk City and has a culture of its own. Long-guy-land, in fact, as I have learned since...

To The Health With It?

Author: Knight Pierce Hirst Subscribe to users feed

Published: 03/01/2008

The older we get, the more we talk about our health. I talk about yoga and I make myself practice it fifteen minutes every morning. This is meant to make my body more flexible, but there are times when my husband thinks I should be practicing yoga for my mind. My husband goes to the gym every...

When Do Strangers Stop Being Strange?

Author: Knight Pierce Hirst Subscribe to users feed

Published: 02/01/2008

As children we're taught not to talk to strangers. Maybe that's why we don't talk in elevators. Instead we watch the floor numbers change. If that's so fascinating it makes us speechless, there are a few politicians I wish would ride elevators more. According to my grandmother, a few kind...