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Tag Archives: Culture
Where will your body go?
Some people do extensive planning for what comes after death. Others leave those details to their heirs, if they’re lucky enough to have them. My mother wanted to be buried with my dad at Arlington National Cemetery. At age 95, … Continue reading
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Tagged Arlington National Cemetery, Culture, Death, Loss, Survivors
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Chapter 3, Home Improvements: Electric work
Over the last 3 weeks I’ve had three estimators over to quote the installation of added bathroom outlets. All are licensed electricians, all quoted a competitive price and spoke authoritatively about the job’s technical/code requirements, and all are highly rated … Continue reading
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Tagged Culture, Customer, Customer service, Home Improvement
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The Mom Tweet heard ’round the world
Whatever their political viewpoint every mom in America had to laugh at Hilary Rosen’s comment that Ann Romney, “never worked a day in her life.” Taking care of five children has to be A LOT of work, even if you … Continue reading
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Tagged ann romney, Culture, Employment, hilary rosen, Mom, Politics, poor choice of words, Semantics, Twitter, Women
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March Madness: Building community
I am not a sports fanatic but March Madness is one of those events that brings out the fan in everyone. We’ve all got a team – from our hometown, a school we attended, somewhere we once lived, or maybe … Continue reading
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Tagged Competition, Culture, March Madness, Michigan State, Smartphone, Social Media, Sports, Technology, University of South Florida
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How did we live without cell phones?
On the rare occasion I leave my cell phone at home (usually on its charger), I feel uneasy, disconnected, isolated. What if my mom, spouse, son, sibling, good friend or employer has an emergency and can’t reach me? What if … Continue reading
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Tagged Accessible, Cell Phones, Connections, Culture, Customer, Employment, Technology
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