You’ve done the partying, the praying, the drinking, the fireworks, and celebrations. You’ve also done the New Year Resolutions! You know…the promises you’ve made to yourself annually because by the 3rd week of January, 90% of them fall off and you’re back to your old habits. This could accumulate to a lot of stress so […]
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The Christmas Dump We all love to wait till Christmas Day after Santa Claus has dumped his presents under your tree and jacked you for your room-temperature milk with plasma film and hard, stale cookies. As celebrators of traditional methods, we await the day for the elf on a shelf to look at what the
Christmas Traditions We Celebrate But Are Still Stupid #138 Read More »
We went into the streets of Phoenix, Arizona during First Friday of December to ask the public what they thought of the voting process of the 2018 Midterm elections. With complaints of long lines and voting machine failures were also successes of easy voting processes and convenient mail-in ballots. And with so many positions up
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Back From Europe! So, Drea and I took a break and headed out to Europe. We explored Paris, Amsterdam, and Germany in a quest to escape from the constant turmoil and media barrage of political bad news, racism, close-mindedness, and attacks on people who aren’t all the same. Eight days were a pretty good amount
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So, Drea and I found a sweet deal to fly to Paris about a month ago and we jumped on the opportunity. She hadn’t been over the pond before and it’s been about a seven years since I have. So, you know we had to document! And that’s what we’re currently doing. We flew to
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Power doesn’t always mean someone in control does it because they are leaders. Sometimes, they do it because they fear a different result. The United States was built on fear. Europeans feared the Native Americans enough to murder them and send them west. They feared Africans enough to enforce laws to establish them as 3/5th
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Lisbeth Salander is back in this newly-adapted version of the “Girl with the Dragon Tattoo” series. In previous versions, Lisbeth’s story was captured in Stieg Larsson’s book of the same name and developed in both an original Swedish trilogy and single American release. Personally, I loved all versions previously and became a fan of not
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Election Day Today is Tuesday, November 6, 2018 and it’s Election Day! Here in Arizona, there are some hotly-contested seats up for grabs such as mayors, governor, and U.S. Senate. Considering the last time a Democrat won the U.S. Senate seat was in 1982, you can see long Arizona has been dominated by Republicans. Of
Election Day – What Will Either Result Do To The U.S. Democracy? #132 Read More »
Yes, Hillary Won The United States had elected a woman for president in 2016. By nearly three million votes, Hillary Clinton had won the popular vote much like Al Gore did in 2000. However, due to the Electoral College, the underdog is able to skate into the role of president despite being less popular. As
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