As the proud owner of a 2 year old, I know they ooze some sort of viscous goo that gets on everything. Occasionally toys need baths, even a Prime.
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Where Were You On 9/11/01?
I find it odd, and maybe even a little unsettling that ten years have passed this quickly since that tragic day on September 11th, 2001. I remember everything about that day: the call from my Program Director waking me and telling me that a plane had crashed into the World Trade Centers; watching the television in awe as images of another plane hit the second tower; news that two more planes had crashed in Pennsylvania and into the Pentagon; and watching the sheer terror of the faces of the men and women in New York as they tried to make sense of an event that had no sense at all. Continue reading “Where Were You On 9/11/01?”
Make Your Own Dog Food And Save Money
I love my dogs almost as much as I love my kids. I have a four year old Boston Terrier named Pig, and a twelve year old Dalmatian cross named Connor that live like kings at my house. We don’t feed the boys table scraps, well, not very often, so we try to ensure they have good wet and dry dog dog food to keep them happy. But lately, due to inflation and the cost of fuel, we’ve seen the price of dog food rise.
After a bit of research and number crunching, we decided to stop buying dog food and make our own. Continue reading “Make Your Own Dog Food And Save Money”
A Personal Tale of Depression, Suicide – A Preventative Health Problem
Kurt Cobain, Ernest Hemingway, Sylvia Plath, and Vincent Van Gogh–They lost their battle with depression and suicide. And while we know their names, thousands more have struggled with depression and suicide alone. In 2007, suicide was the tenth leading cause for death in the United States and claimed 34,598 lives. But while the risk factors for suicide can vary by ethnicity, age, and gender, suicide is a very real, but preventable health problem. Continue reading “A Personal Tale of Depression, Suicide – A Preventative Health Problem”
See The Elk of Buhl
I’ve never had the opportunity to see a live elk up close. Now, thanks to Miller Elk Farm in Buhl, I’ve seen, petted, and fed live elk.
It’s actually shocking how many times I’ve driven past the Miller Elk Farm without really noticing what kind of animals they were raising. Last Friday, after I had scheduled my tour with Erin Miller, the co-owner of the Elk Farm, I drove past the farm on my way home again but this time I actually looked and was amazed to see several enormous Bulls right next to the road! How did I miss this? Continue reading “See The Elk of Buhl”
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