Sigh…

Bubblewrap anyone??? Beth Widner is a mother who lives in Canton, a middle-class suburb of Atlanta, Georgia. She has four kids, whom she homeschools while her husband, Glenn, telecommutes. In August of 2018, the Widner kids—then ages 13, 11, nine, … Continue reading →

Shareholder revolt???

Another report on the Disney debacle… The Walt Disney Company is facing accusations that the company has misled shareholders by promoting a “woke political and social agenda” at the expense of profits. America First Legal (AFL), a group aligned with former President Trump, … Continue reading →

More cheating…

This time on SATs… Teenagers are getting bogus ADHD diagnoses to score extra time in standardized testing exams — and numbers are surging after the tests were reintroduced by elite Ivy League colleges. Parents are taking their children to doctors and … Continue reading →

Yay???

Hit publish last night on The Short Stories… Not sure WHEN it will publish, but the paperback will wait until I get proof copies. And it was the usual two falls out of three to get through all the hoops. … Continue reading →

Snerk…

Unilever has finally learned their lesson (after losing no telling now much money and customers)! Multinational conglomerate Unilever, the owner of some 400 brands, announced Tuesday it is spinning off its ice cream business — including major names like Ben & Jerry’s, … Continue reading →

Gah…

In the middle of editing… Can’t brain. Go read the folks on the sidebar, please. They rite gud!

Old and new…

I had to go get tires yesterday (oh my aching pocket book)… While I was waiting, I got bored and started looking in displays of the little cowtown dealership I was in. Back in the dark ages, the manufacturers used … Continue reading →

This could get…

Complicated… Especially if you’re a contract 1099 worker… A U.S. Labor Department regulation that takes effect on March 11 could require many businesses that treat workers as independent contractors to start paying them as employees — although it’s still unclear … Continue reading →