The long-standing tradition of sending out Christmas cards during the holiday season can be credited to Henry Cole of Victorian England. It was often customary in those days to send out letters to family and friends around Christmas and New Year’s, and the newly created British postal system meant people
Save money when you have the money to save
“A simple fact that is hard to learn is that the time to save money is when you have some.” – Joe Moore Of late, I’ve become a bit miserly with my finances, even a little obsessed with how to save money wherever and whenever possible. A little history. Before
Auschwitz – understanding that no one is born to hate
Last weekend, my wife and I traveled east from our home in Colorado to a wedding in New York. While there, we attended an exhibit we booked months in advance, at one of New York’s rich, cultural museums. It was called Auschwitz – Not long ago. Not far away. A
Baby, It’s Cold Outside is a fun, playful holiday classic – that’s all!
John Legend and Kelly Clarkson have remade a holiday classic – Baby, It’s Cold Outside. What’s so newsworthy about that you might be asking? Well, apparently some members of the #MeToo movement have issues with the song’s lyrics, claiming they sound too “date-rapey”. They’ve even gone so far as to
Email etiquette is all about respecting other’s time
The other day I realized that we all learned reading, writing and arithmetic from our wonderful teachers across the United States. But when were we ever taught email etiquette? If you can believe it, the very first network email was sent back in 1971 – invented by American computer programmer