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An Easter Like We’ve Never Seen … Right?
For the last several weeks, my wife and I have been watching church. Instead of pews, we sit on our couch. Instead of standing and
April 10, 2020
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For the last several weeks, my wife and I have been watching church. Instead of pews, we sit on our couch. Instead of standing and
The coronavirus continues to dominate each and every news cycle, touching as it does nearly every aspect of our lives. And the vast majority of
Everyone knows that the sports world has screeched to a halt for now because of the coronavirus. Professional basketball and hockey seasons have been suspended.
Twenty years ago, the world was introduced to a new kind of “living” with the introduction of The Sims. You didn’t shoot anything in this
You might think that with social media options such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat and others, teens would have enough online friends. But apparently you’d
Most of us are familiar with Luke Skywalker, Tony Stark, Mickey Mouse and Homer Simpson. We might not know the guy who was instrumental in
You wouldn’t think that a biography of 19th president Rutherford B. Hayes would keep one up at night. In truth, it was one of the
We’ve been reporting for a while that social media can bum you out. A new study in the Canadian Medical Association Journal bears that out.
Who wrote this? We are in the business of relaxing people who are tense and providing a pick-up for people who are bored or depressed.
What is it about reality TV shows that draw us in? Could it be that we feel a need to disconnect from our own lives
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