news birthdays/events instead of a 'little free library'...what would you like in your neighborhood? word of the day news game: backwards song game funniest teenager texts 2023 are you a '5 second rule' person with food? news game: ice cream brand slogans ashley's daughter wants her to do the 75 hard what americans would do to avoid dealing with their finances news game: who wants to be a fake millionaire hottest real estate market(s) for 2024 goodbye/fun facts....National Take the Stairs Day...bottom line: We’re not moving as much as we should. To top it, the air we breathe gets increasingly unhealthy. The goal is to improve our lung health by choosing a life of movement over convenience. Researchers at McMaster University find that short bursts of stair climbing throughout the day can boost cardiovascular health. Find opportunities throughout the day: on a lunch break, coffee run, or en route to the break room.

news birthdays/events what ai hologram concert would you go to? word of the day news what secrets are acceptable to keep from partner/family? game: just over $1,000 pyramid it may be the 'year of the dragon'...but the new trend is for people to 'eat like the rat' news best tv shows from 2023 that you may not have even heard of game: movie password is 2024 off to a great, good, or horrible start for you? news do you wash items before using/wearing them? game: general trivia goodbye/fun facts....National Apricot Day...Apricots, often confused with their sister fruit, peaches. The apricot is a member of the rose family...Apricots belong to a subdivision of fruits within this family, known as drupes...Some other drupes related to apricots are plums, peaches, and cherries. they were first cultivated in China and Central Asia in 2000 BC. Apricots are best kept at room temperature; only refrigerate them when ripe. Apricots only contain 17 calories and no fat, sodium, or cholesterol, so they are extremely healthy. Dried, they are delicious in healthy granola or a salad.

news birthdays/events would you like fast food restaurants to have a "fancy" section? word of the day news 6 year old trivia things 10 years old should know how to do this airplane feature might soon be going away news game: quiz game: feud if you won't let your dog sleep on your bed...would you consider a human/dog bed on the floor? news when was the last time you did something and realized you were really out of shape... do you eat ice cream in the winter? "goodbye/fun facts....Dust off your rubber ducky this winter because it’s National Bubble Bath Day. when was the last time you had a bubble bath? Most of us hop into the shower in the morning and zip off to start our day. We barely even take the time to eat breakfast, let alone spend an hour sitting in the tub getting prune fingers. in 1915 The jacuzzi is invented, making aerated baths for therapeutic use widespread...and in 1961 Mr. Bubble is created. Children find bubble baths fun and enjoy playing with the bubbles, which entice them to take their baths. if you're congested...try a bath...with some essential oils to feel better too

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news birthdays/events ROLAND will you say something if someone cuts a line? word of the day news game: what year was it? pickleball is so last year do you think we're all in catch 22 with people who don't seem to want to work...but then complain that every place is short staffed? news game: mindtrap red flags that your food is 'ultra-processed' a couple said their dog ate $4,000 in cash! news game: I should have known that how emotionally secure are you? goodbye/fun facts....National Bird Day...Birds are often considered living links to the past, being the closest-related animals to the evolution of dinosaurs....every state in our union has a designated state bird. The Birds of America, created by John James Audubon, is just as much a work of art as it is a work of scientific mastery....nearly 12 percent of the world's almost 10,000 bird species are in danger of extinction. the phrase “canary in the coal mine” was named after birds for a reason—they’re the barometers of our planet’s environmental health. you can watch all kinds of videos about birds...or you can even build a bird santcuary in your own yard...If you’ve got some trail mix you don’t want anymore, birds would love you. 

news birthdays/events most popular dog breeds (forbes survey) and which states spoil their dogs the most word of the day news  many people got brand new phones for the holidays...and several have already broken them? ashley and brad play "getting to know you game"...but should you play that game on the internet? game: think n sync news do you start your day with gratitude?  when was the last time you set "an intention" for the day? retail experts say they have a reason for putting holiday items out early game: mind the gap news game:  general trivia is cash still king? goodbye/fun facts....National Trivia Day. Our obsession for trivia has been part of popular culture for many decades and it’s easy to understand why. Most of us are naturally competitive and social beings and trivia blends the two perfectly. One of the first forms of what we know today as a trivia game debuted on the 1940s radio program “Take It or Leave It”. Not too long after this in 1964, “Jeopardy!” entered millions of Americans’ homes.. now games like america says, master minds and the chase fill our lives full of knowledge

news birthdays/events what keeps you with your streaming service(s)? word of the day news game: password 3 "easy fixes" if you're constantly tired discontinued cars in 2024 news game: everybody knows what fashion are you hoping NOT to see in 2024 list of words from the 'queen's english'...2024 news game: getting to know you what we'll be eating in 2024 goodbye/fun facts....chocolate covered cherry day. Just as the holiday festivities are behind us and a new year begins January 3 is for celebrating that combo that just naturally seems to go together, cherries and chocolate. Chocolate covered cherries, also known as cherry cordials, have been enjoyed by Americans and indeed the world for generations. Early settlers from Europe were so fond of cherries they made sure that some were stashed among the cargo when they sailed the Atlantic Ocean to reach America in the 1600s. The English began soaking sweet cherries in kirsch, a cherry brandy, and covering them with chocolate in the 1700s. the alcohol was removed from the recipe during prohibition, and cherry cordials were instead made with cherry flavored sugar syrup...as we know them today

news birthdays/events clothing/shoe trends for 2024 word of the day news game: guess that celebrity audio narrator things we love about january are you glad the holidays are over? happy to return to 'normal'? news game: I should have known what's the longest outdoor christmas decorations should be up/lit cold weather myths news game:  6 year old trivia a couple sold their home and now live on a cruise ship...good idea? goodbye/fun facts....national hot tea month...Did you know tea is the second most consumed beverage in the world? There are over 1,000 flavors.  It’s believed a Chinese Emperor in 2337 bc discovered hot brewed tea when tea leaves accidentally fell into his pot of drinking water.  Brewed Tea was used centuries ago to cure people’s ailments, and it’s still used for the same reason. Tea is known to fight off fevers, high blood pressure, and lower stress levels. Tea is packed with antioxidants. It has about 50% less caffeine than coffee. so try a type of tea you've never tried before

news birthdays/events phrases that were common in the 80's and 90's that kids born in 2000 or later won't understand word of the day news game: quiz game: feud in demand jobs 2024 (aarp) news new year's comedy bit when was the last time you received a trophy or certificate for an accomplishment? game: 6 year old trivia news cheap/easy/healthy meals (cheapism) more cars are stolen today than any other day of the year goodbye/fun facts....National Hobby Month, thousands of Americans celebrate their favorite hobbies and try out new ones. During this month, don’t just stick to your regular routine. Expand your list of hobbies and share the ones you love. The etymology behind the word hobby can be traced back to the mid 16th century word “hobyn” meaning “small horse and pony.” Originally called a “tourney horse,” this toy horse was made of a straight stick with a small horse’s head made also of wood or stuffed fabric...the word turned to hobyn horse...then hobby.  Over several centuries the term “hobby” grew to be associated with recreation and leisure.

news birthdays/events game: prison commissary price is right word of the day news things NOT to do on nye game: 5 second rule food/drink trends for 2024 (delish) news stop the mental drain with these 3 questions game: speak out doing these things make us feel beautiful news what are you looking most forward to in 2024 overused words in 2023 goodbye/fun facts....Tick Tock Day...today is the last work day of this year and only a couple of days left in the year. tick tock day reminds us about the importance of completing any tasks that we have not yet finished....maybe you need to wrap up any unfinished business....any charitable donations you'd like to make...today is the day to figure out what needs to be completed by the stroke of midnight on Sunday...

news birthdays/events risks we face in life..."danger ahead" book word of the day news game: guess that celebrity who voiced an audiobook foods that defined 2023 if you don't make resolutions for yourself...at least make them for your dog news game: jeopardy style popular sequels is there a gift santa didn't bring you...so know you're gonna go buy it for yourself? funniest/weirdest/most interesting things that happened in 2023 (yahoo) news game: i should have known that do you still have out of town guests? goodbye/fun facts....Shuffle your cards and cut the deck on Card Playing Day...It is the ideal activity to spend time with your family without having to chatter away or go on some big outing. Family game night is already a thing, but elaborate board games can be too competitive and take longer to set up. Playing cards have been around for a long time, but they didn’t start out as the 52-card deck we have today. It all began in 9th Century China when people from the Tang dynasty began developing games using paper and objects. during the Renaissance in Europe, the deck eventually evolved and was divided into four suits of swords, cups, sticks, and coins. These four suits were further developed into the modern deck we all know today, featuring hearts, diamonds, clubs, and spades. If you don’t have a physical deck of cards, you can go online and play one of the thousands of card games available