Tag: Postaweek

• November 24, 2014

  Scam Tech Support Phone Calls Updated

  Originally posted on Reflections By Roseylinn:
  Last night I received what I consider a suspicious phone call aimed at getting access to my computer.  It started out sounding as a legitimate tech support phone call and quickly turned into not being so.  The person on the phone made the following claims: That I filled out…
• November 24, 2014

  Typewriter Artist

  Here is a video of a talented artist with a severe disability who uses a typewriter to paint incredible pictures.
• November 13, 2014

  It’s Cold

  The weather has definitely changed to winter.  It is very cold with some snow today.  I love the snow.  Inside wrapped up with a blanket, a warm drink, and a good book; I love snow.  When it gets deep enough I do love to go out and see if it’s good enough for making something […]
• November 11, 2014

  Perfect Life Syndrome

  “The reason we struggle with insecurity is because we compare our behind-the-scenes with everyone else’s highlight reel.” -Steve Furtick It is easy to compare the highlighted, polished, version of others to the rough around the edges versions of ourselves.  This is especially true with social media and in social situations.  It is easy to get […]
• November 10, 2014

  Happy 45th Birthday Sesame Street

  On November 10, 1969 Sesame Street made its television debut, the show turns 45 today.  It was created by Joan Ganz Cooney whose goal was to create entertaining and educational programming for underprivileged 3-5 year old children. “I’ve always said of our original team that developed and produced Sesame Street: Collectively, we were a genius.” —- Joan […]
• November 10, 2014

  Laundry Packet Problem

  Back in 2012 I wrote a post about the Laundry Packet Problem.  For those of you unaware several laundry detergent companies in 2011 came out with little pods that are brightly colored.  They look just like candy and toys that can be ingested and squished.  When the outside comes into contact with liquid it dissolves […]
• November 5, 2014

  Squirrels

  Over the summer there have been a lot of squirrels running around.  That is until this bird, and others like him, moved into the neighborhood. Now I hardly see any squirrels at all.  I think he is in the hawk family, I’m not really positive so if you know let me know.  🙂     […]
• October 30, 2014

  Voting

  When it comes to the mid-term elections, since the 1840’s, voter turn out is usually low.  The mid-terms seem to lack the pizzazz of a presidential election year.  Voting however is very important to any democracy regardless of what offices, and measures, are on the ballot.  It is the way the voice of the people gets […]