The Place to Take a Humor Break
We are all brilliant, every last one of us. We have scintillating ideas all the time. So, why aren’t we given more credit for our intelligence? Why hasn’t the world been turned into a paradise? […]
A graffiti artist has been painting images of Gerald Ford along Interstate 196, a highway named after him in his hometown of Grand Rapids, Michigan. Associated Press I propped myself up on one elbow to […]
The heart-pumping lyrics of “Boogie Shoes” by KC and the Sunshine Band turns us all into dancing fiends, ready to dominate the disco floor. The song alone is an aerobic exercise. The repetitive lyrics are […]
The Walker Art Center, a well-regarded modern art museum in Minneapolis, held what is believed to be the first Internet Cat Video Film Festival recently. The Boston Globe “Truffaut? Please — he couldn’t change my […]
The tradition of tipping service providers has been around for at least four centuries. Evidence suggests it first began in Europe during the 17th century, when aristocrats would give people in lower classes extra money […]
KEOKUK, Iowa. Elwood “Bud” Zaremba, pioneering knuckle-ball pitcher, died in his sleep in a nursing home here Sunday night after a brief illness. Zaremba played with five major league teams over a 17-year career […]
We are talking with Marcy O’Brien, author of the book “Rounding Third” discussing her career in writing and experiences that inspired her book. The conversation touches on personal stories, observations, and the importance of family as […]
