The Holidays are here! Is it bad that I started watching Christmas movies today? Two. Yes, two. Every year I count down to the “25 days of Christmas”. I have a thing for made-for-TV movies and the Christmas ones are the GREATEST. The worse the acting and plot line, the more I love it. Holiday travel is impending. So let’s… View Post
Falling asleep in the first place you find is a pretty good sign that you are tired! November is American Diabetes Month and I will surely address this topic at some point this month but I could not help and be curious about Drowsy Driving Prevention Week, November 2nd to November 9th. No, this has nothing to do with drinking… View Post
Halloween is this Friday so it’s important to keep everyone safe! Here are a few tips: PUMPKIN CARVING – Keep scissors and knives away from children when carving pumpkins. It sounds like common sense but it’s a potential issue that can cause harm rather quickly! – You may want to use markers, stickers, glitter, glue paint instead. – Watch the… View Post
With Ebola and Enterovirus D68 in the news as of late, it’s important to get down to the basics. Wash your hands, folks! What is a virus? A virus is a tiny infectious particle that needs a host cell (animal, bacteria, or plant) to survive. How do viruses infect humans? Viruses can enter a human host cell through, for example,… View Post
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Here are a few statistics: – About 1 in 8 women will develop breast cancer at some point in their life. – The chance of breast cancer doubles if a first degree relative was diagnosed with breast cancer. However, 85% of cases are not considered to be inherited! – Almost 30% of cancers are… View Post