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what stage of life would you rather be in?
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feel good story of the day...get kids to read
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would you get your brain zapped?
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most despised household chores (men vs women)
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goodbye/fun facts....national disc jockey day...There are several types of DJs but the most common types are: radio DJs, club DJs, party DJs...Another type of DJ is called a turtablist. They use turntables to manipulate sounds on records. The first disc jockey was actually an experiment! In 1909, a sixteen-year-old boy named Ray Newby played the first records over the airwaves long before the words disc jockey even existed. Walter Winchell coined the term disc jockey in the 1930s. amazon sells Learn how to be a DJ in 10 Easy Lessons for $18

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would you pay for a "virtual tour"?
what things have you cut out because of the economy
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game: would you rather
phone rules...when is too early and too late to call
the paul o'sullivan band
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what instantly makes you uncomfortable
most popular baby names 2021
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a woman in china lost $6,000
do you read instructions?
goodbye/fun facts....national popcorn day...This time-honored snack can be sweet or savory, caramelized, buttered or plain, molded into a candied ball, or tossed with nuts and chocolate. The word “corn” in Old English meant “grain” or, more specifically, the most prominent grain grown in a region. Early Spanish explorers were fascinated by the corn that burst into what looked like a white flower. It wasn’t until Charles Cretors, a candy-store owner, developed a machine for popping corn with steam that the tasty treat became more abundantly poppable. By 1900 he had horse-drawn popcorn wagons going through the streets of Chicago. At about the same time, Louise Ruckheim added peanuts and molasses to popcorn to bring Cracker Jack to the world

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what kind of pants do wear to workout in?
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ashley gives brad a quiz
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how many different meals do you actually eat?
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what gets you up in the morning...how do you get up?
self-esteem check
goodbye/fun facts....Winnie the Pooh has been a childhood favorite for generations. Originally created in 1926, his stories have sparked wholesome, honey-loving, childhood dreams for nearly a century. Although there are many other characters within the Winnie the Pooh universe (Kanga, Rabbit, Roo, and Tigger — just to name a few), there is not doubt that the bear wearing a red shirt — with his fist shoved into a jar of honey — is most certainly a fan favorite. today celebrates the birthday of AA Milne...the creator of Winnie the Pooh in 1882...by 1960 Winnie had made it to the prestigious New York Times Best Seller List

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which famous person could you portray in the movie of their life?
how to men watch tv
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this coming monday is the most depressing day of the year...yay!
what's on your home improvement list
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have you ever had to go to the e.r. or urgent care because of an accident with your dog (or cat)?
cool things at ces...ice cream keurig
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what scent to you like in your home
would you try to do home appliance repairs yourself
goodbye/fun facts....fresh squeezed juice day... One of the best ways to keep from getting sick is to boost the immune system. Sure, it’s a good idea to get the flu shot and practice good handwashing. But if you want a delicious way to keep sickness away, drink some fresh-squeezed juice. Freshly squeezed juices also contain beneficial antioxidants, minerals, and enzymes. It also contains magnesium and potassium. You may be asking why you can’t just go out and buy some juice. It’s true that juice in the container still has some health benefits. However, juice in a container has a lot of sugar. It also has a lot of calories. So if you want to avoid the sugar, buy some fruit and give it a squeeze. If you have a juicer, you can easily extract juice from the following soft fruits: Pineapples, Tomatoes, Berries, Mangos, Grapes, Peaches, Kiwis

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what are we "too tired" to do
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what's the most delicious veggie
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is it ok to punish another person's kid?
what do you do when you can't place someone?
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interview mistakes
are you going grey faster in 2020?
goodbye/fun facts....organize your home day...week by week You cannot expect to get your home completely organized over night...However, you can get organized slowly, over time, and the habits you create as you go slowly will stick, and make sure you keep it that way from now on. The 52 Week Organized Home Challenge comes in. Each week we focus on a different challenge area in our homes and make steady forward progress.

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do you cook or bake for your pet?
best and worst states to raise a family
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what simple pleasures get you through the work day?
what your bedtime says about you
what are some of your nicknames for people at work?
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battle of the sexes part 1
battle of the sexes part 2
what is something all teens should learn before leaving the nest
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what would you get paid to test
3 reasons to talk a walk...right now!
goodbye/fun facts....According to a 1973 Sesame Street calendar, Rubber Duckie’s Birthday is January 13th. A friend of Ernie and Big Bird, Duckie made his debut in a February 1970 episode. In 1928, Landon Smart Lawrence received the earliest patent fora rubber duck toy. His clever design weighted the toy so that when it tipped it returned to an upright position. The sketch included with the patent was that of a duck. During World Wars I and II, rubber was a valuable commodity. Rationing became mandatory and by the 1940s with the advent of plastic, the rubber ducky began being produced in vinyl and plastic. The rubber ducky became a Toy Hall of Fame inductee in 2013

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would you want to peek into your future?
fast food lockers?
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lego plants?
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movie quotes that are part of our vocab
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which tv show(s) have you seen every episode of?
would you tell a co-worker if they smelled? what about a boss?
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do you still get the sunday blues even if you work/go to school from home?
words that don't sound like what they mean
goodbye/fun facts....Kiss a Ginger Day
Red hair has always been unique and striking. Naturally red hair it occurs in only 2% of the population. Many believe red hair is and has always been an Irish, British, and European trait, but that isn’t the case. Ancient accounts and archaeological discoveries indicate red hair existed in Greece and Asia. Today the trait is most prevalent in north western Europe. Red hair is slowly disappearing around the world. Most Redheads have brown, hazel or green eyes...Blue-eyed gingers only make-up less than 1% of the world population..Gingers require more anesthesia during surgery

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how much should a good dinner cost now?
things that break our teeth
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ashley gives brad a quiz
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should you text someone to see if it's ok to call them?
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when the pandemic took her job...she figured out another way to make money...
goodbye/fun facts....hot toddy day...The word “toddy” reaches back to the British colonial era and is taken from the Hindi word tārī, a drink made from the fermented sap of the toddy palm, which is a tree native to India. The mixture, which traditionally consists of a spirit, sugar, water, and spices and was normally served cold. Although this may be where the drink first got its name, today’s version of the drink hardly resembles its namesake at all. Obviously, the drink has morphed significantly over time. The modern hot toddies that this day recognizes may have found their roots in 18th century Scotland. At this point, the drink was made hot by the Scots with the intention of helping to cure the common cold or other ailments. Today, a traditional hot toddy will contain a shot of alcohol (often whiskey, but it could also be brandy or rum), as well as a blend of honey, lemon, water and cinnamon.

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winter dry relief skin day...how do you keep your skin soft?
1923 teacher's contract
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vision boards...the new trend...do you have one?
chicken wars...who really does have the best chicken sandwich?
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cool story of the day...camera collector finds camera with film still inside
insulting compliments
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wacky warning lables...true!
every time I see someone ____ it makes me mad!
goodbye/fun facts....today is world typewriter day...Typewriting machines have been around since Christopher Latham Sholes patented one in 1868. Sholes was a printer and journalist from Wisconsin. Practically ever since its invention, the typewriter has contained the QWERTY keyboard layout. In 1935, IBM developed the first successful electric typewriter. In 1964, IBM made more improvements on the typewriter by developing the first word processor. During the 1980s, computers began to replace typewriters. However, typing skills were, and continue to be, Some people can type very fast. In fact, the fastest typist in the world typed 216 words per minute although the average typing speed is 41 wpm

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could you "live off the grid"?
worst way you left a job
goodbye/fun facts....national bobblehead day...For over 100 years, bobbleheads have been entertaining and fascinating fans and collectors. they commemorate iconic teams, movies, and cartoon characters. Early bobbleheads, known as bobbers or nodders, developed from Germany. They took root in the United States pop culture in the 1950s and 60s. Bobbleheads resurged in the late 1990s when professional sports teams began using them as promotional items....1960:
The first paper-mâché and ceramic generic and player specific bobbleheads were made. Roberto Clemente, Mickey Mantle, Roger Maris, and Willie Mays were the first non-mascot bobbleheads created.