You may have read between the lines and figured out that I was basically homeless since the first week of July, when I simultaneously sold my Garden Tract home and purchased my west Redding home. It’s funny, because after I… Continue Reading
Employers preparing for 2018 plan year contributions want to pay special attention to the affordability test rules. At this point, conventional wisdom and those “in the know” are convinced that the ACA (Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare) will… Continue Reading
Hello Clever People! Welcome to my review for the followup to 2014’s sleeper hit, Kingsman: The Golden Circle. This film follows Eggsy, a young man initiated into the Kingsman, and how he deals with the elimination of the group, and… Continue Reading
In 2015, California Gov. Jerry Brown signed legislation on more than $1 billion in spending for water projects. Hundreds of millions of those dollars are allocated for long-term projects associated with flood control, desalination, water recycling, and conservation. Gov. Brown’s… Continue Reading
“I didn’t feel the lump.” So wrote Patti McCarthy on January 1, 2013. “I was called back for a second mammogram. I like to look at a tech’s face to see if I need to worry. But cancer never entered… Continue Reading
Hello Clever People! Welcome to my review for the new horror film based on a Stephen King novel, It. This film follows the story of a group of middle school age boys who discover something sinister in their town, a… Continue Reading
I feel bad about it, but I honestly wasn’t paying attention. When Hurricane Harvey was blowing down houses, killing families and turning entire towns into lakes, I didn’t even know. When the Helena fire ripped through Trinity county and people… Continue Reading
Back In The Day, Not So Long Ago… Back In The Day, Not So Long Ago… My husband and I went to visit the relatives the other day. The long-ago ones, that is, at their peaceful, eternal rest in this… Continue Reading
For European countries like France, Italy, England and Germany, farmer’s markets aren’t a novelty, they’re an essential part of daily life. Europeans don’t stockpile their groceries in huge refrigerators or store massive amounts of toilet paper from Costco. The primary… Continue Reading
I walked up to the room and peered in the open door. Within the room, between two flimsy partitions, there was an array of chairs in a horseshoe shape. The room was bathed in fluorescent lighting raining upon the generic… Continue Reading
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