Despite the potential dangers, myths about drinking persist, which—for some—can prove fatal. Scientific studies supported by the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism provide important information that challenges these widespread, yet incorrect, beliefs about how quickly alcohol affects the body and how long the effects of drinking last. Intoxication and your reaction time is … More Sobering Up––Myths and Facts
I have always liked the word truth. Christmas in all its warmth and excitement represents a truth. If Jesus were coming back on Christmas Day, how would your life look different between now and then? What type of prep work would you want to do? Well, take a look at the Gospels. The gospel of Luke … More Christmas Calls Us To our Alphabet Again
Sunday is great day to stay in and watch television. Yes, I know we have dozen of digital feeds, but these are still worth tuning in for. I will give credit where credit is due today’s programming is filled with bubbly smiles and nostalgia. Nostalgia is good. It inspires us to think and remember. 1:00pm … More Holiday TV Picks 12/1
Yes, my friends, we are in the throws of Holiday season. Yes, a time when we can actually turn on television with the whole family and enjoy what we see minus violence. Here is a brief listing of what you can watch! Happy Viewing! 5:00pm – Christmas with Tucker (2013, James Brolin) (Hallmark Drama) 5:00pm … More Holiday TV Picks For Saturday 11/30
We see it on television, magazine ads and movies — a table covered with delicious food, a perfectly decorated house, and family and friends laughing together in the glow of a warm fire. Unrealistic expectations can lead to the “holiday blues,” which often begins before Thanksgiving and lasts until after the first of the year, … More 10 Ways to Beat the Holiday Blues
