By Curtis Honeycutt I’ve been contemplating a new parenting tactic: pre-emptively teaching my son bad words. Miles is seven, and he will someday know all the same expletives as I do. Because of this, I […]
Top Ten signs you might not be ready for “normal” by Torry Stiles Six feet still isn’t enough distance for some of the people you meet out there. Twelve months of picking up your food […]
What to do with those highfalutin hyphenations Do you ever find yourself in a situation where you don’t know something so you just avoid it altogether? For instance, because I don’t know how to swim, […]
Promising Young Woman: A bold and audacious new vision of the classic revenge film By Brad Lane Last week the Academy Awards released their list of this year’s nominations and among them, few films’ presence […]
By Dawn Whalen, Whalen Realty Group After living in a house for more than a few years, it’s easy to notice some of the maintenance that needs done to keep the property in top shape. […]
By Rick Hinton It was to be just a gathering of friends; at least that was my intention. It wasn’t to be a serious investigation. My serious days, I felt, were behind me now. I […]
Top ten rejected slogans to celebrate the one-year anniversary of the two-week lockdown by Torry Stiles “Did we beat the curve or not?” “Like turning the corner of a round barn.” “Feeling stimulated yet?” “Admit […]
by Torry Stiles Since getting I’ve been hit with several text messages from the Covid Mafia. I get less spam after writing back to one of those Nigerian princes. The shot was barely noticeable. The […]
By Rick Hinton Well, the weather is changing. There are more hours of daylight now, and while I may start out with a coat in the morning, it’s gone by afternoon. Bang the drum […]
Smize and the world smizes with you By Curtis Honeycutt Remember faces? We used to be able to see people’s noses, mouths, chins and — sometimes — glorious mustaches. In order to help stop the […]