Homework for life will give you a different way to see the every-day events of your life. I recommend it. And we revist nostalgic bands. 

Matthew is a story teller, and, in many other ways, an extraordinary soul. He inspires me.  Dave was my freshman-year college roommate and fraternity brother. He inspired me in other ways.

I have two comments on yesterday's episode, and we talk about the CDC's recommendations on how to prepare for the 2021 Zombie Apocolypse.

OK, I love this story from my local newspaper.  An eight-year-old boy gets his dad to help him with woodworking crafts, and his mom helps him with retail sales, and it works!  He's got sales.  And he rolls his profits into helping folks around him.  It's a neat story.

Work on your *OWN* terms, and rekindle an old hobby. OK.  Let's talk about them.  And, don't be a jerk.  Just don't.

Teach, Connect with Family, and Travel.  I share my thoughts about these options.

Final thoughts on the Huffpost article on putting more energy in your morning routine, and we answer a question about eating food that is past it's "expiration date." 

Let's begin where we left off yesterday and look at two more of the seven things this article in Huffpost recommends we do in the morning to give us more energy.  Plus, the Pulitzer Prize won by the Huffington Post.  Today's question: I apologize, and who's a bad roommate?

This is a daily podcast, so I though it appropriate to address an activity we do every day: we get out of bed! (Well, I do on most days, and I'm thankful for that.) Today I read two of the seven things this article in Huffpost recommends we do in the morning to give us more energy.  I'll read two more of them tomorrow.