It never fails. Every time the United Way is mentioned on my local newspaper's website, at least one person shows up to complain about how grossly overpaid their staff is.
I've been glued to the Olympics almost every evening for a week. As a former, competitive swimmer, watching the swimming events has been a must for me. Not surprisingly, I particularly enjoyed
Tuesday is fish-dinner day at my house. After yoga, I pick up fresh fish from the grocery store on my way home. Last week, something was different at the fish counter.
At one of the nonprofits I worked at, it was a HUGE struggle to get my colleagues to print on double-sided paper. For regular use within the office, sure, but for board meetings?
I just came from a marketing research group for a new Starbucks product. To quote one of the ladies at the table, "There's something classy about walking into a room holding a Starbucks cup...like Mary Kate and Ashley" Really? Holding a paper cup destined for landfill with a Starbucks logo on it makes you feel superior to others? I wonder if others feel her superiority when she's armed with her cup.
I don't have a lot of friends here in Austin right at the moment, and I'm struggling to find ways to connect with more people who have the same interests I do - preferably beyond changing diapers a
It's almost that time of year! You know...the time to stock up on crayons, loose leaf paper and polished apples. While many of us may be out buying our kids new shoes and perhaps getting our ki
We live in a ranch house a la 1973 but we like natural, modern, sleek, industrial. The floor was peeling, we wanted to personize the look, the house was in need of some attention.
Several weeks ago I left my apartment only to discover that our building had replaced our perfectly functional “analog” washer/dryers with new digital models.