7 Oct
Not all of the news is disturbing and stressful.
Some is merely absurd and weird.
21 Sep
Guatemalan Worry Dolls
7 Sep
There is available at-home genetic testing for likely traits such as cilantro aversion, earwax type (wet? dark-colored? sticky? Gross!), photic sneeze reflex (whatever that is), asparagus odor detection, and unibrow.
Seriously, do you need a DNA test to confirm your hair color (unless you actually can’t recall your original color) or remind you that you can smell asparagus in your pee?
22 Aug
Ever finish your kid’s homework? Netflix cheat on your husband? Try to explain Alexa to your mother?
If so, you’re not alone—Stacey Gustafson’s back at it again with Are You Still Kidding Me?
In this hilarious and heartwarming sequel to her #1 Amazon bestseller Are You Kidding Me? My Life with an Extremely Loud Family, Bathroom Calamities, and Crazy Relatives, Gustafson tackles the foibles of modern family life—from toddlers and teens to empty nesters—with wry wit and plenty of humor.
Grab a cup of coffee, ease into the easy chair, and be prepared to laugh out loud along with Stacey—she may not be your new best friend, but you’ll feel like she is by the time you’ve finished these forty-five stories of family life, written by a mother who’s seen it all.
Stacey Gustafson
15 Aug
How to enjoy swimming and biking more?
Courtesy of (who else?) Hammacher Schlemmer…
the pool guarding gator
the jester’s bicycle horn
the canine splash pool
29 Jul
Too much reading or watching the news is hazardous to your health.
Too much information, too much commentary will surely make you ill.
There should be a warning label on TV remotes:
“Watching TV cable news can be dangerous to your health.”
Forget opioid addiction – news junkies are now checking into rehab centers by the scores.
Before your head explodes,
may I suggest some pleasure reading? […]
6 Jul
Please welcome our little bundle of book joy. We have a second edition.
Available just in time for summer reading that is fun and helpful
For ages 12 and up – and for adults who are young at heart
“The quintessential book on the importance of humor in our lives.”
– Larry Wilde, New York Times Best Selling Author of How The Great Comedy Writers Create Laughter and Great Comedians Talk About Comedy
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“The activities are creative and playful. The information is amusing and transformative. This isn’t a “Have To” book. This is a “Want To” book.”
– Jim Winter, Educator & Founder of Wavelength. Inc.
Paperback version with black and white illustrations
Thank You! Enjoy the Summer!
3 Jun
Introspection does not come easy to some.
Since ancient times, women (especially) turn to vino while searching for deep thoughts.
After all, research has shown that drinking red wine helps you think. Trust me – something about increased blood flow to the brain.
So surely, the blush of resveratrol in Rose´wine aids in ruminating on life’s great issues.
14 May
Anti-Anxiety blankets for adults are all the rage.
They come in varying weights – heavy and heavier.
They are advertised as being the solution to all of your problems with insomnia, anxiety, depression, Asperger’s, chronic back pain, red velvet cupcake cravings, extreme couponing, and the bovine blues.
Plus, they are more FUN than a strait jacket!
If for some reason, your weighted blanket doesn’t calm you, but instead causes sleep paralysis or nightmares that you’re being suffocated by a colossal beanbag…
Eureka!
6 Apr
Hilarious! Look Alive Out There: Essays by Sloane Crosley
On Amazon https://amzn.to/2GEdJqu
Have you read it yet?
