Friday, May 18, 2012

Upcoming Shows

Life and Other Matters – Are You Doing What You Should Be with Your Life!? May 15, 2012

Are you still wondering what you want to be when you grow up?  What kind of career... 


Life and Other Matters – Paranormal Romance and Charley Davidson with author Darynda Jones: May 8, 2012

Darynda Jones – the absolutely sweetest, most innocent-looking gal you’d ever... 


Life and Other Matters – Mugshots, DUI’s and Hangovers: May 1, 2012

The gals are indignant! Individuals they don’t even know can post pictures or... 


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Past Shows

Life and Other Matters – Louis Armstrong’s Pen Pal and Was Van Gogh Crazy? April 3, 2012

Was Van Gogh crazy? Or was there another explanation for his argumentative and erratic... 


Life and Other Matters – Online Dating, Virtual Communities and More: March 27, 2012

The girls continue their discussion of love as a disease.  Online dating, virtual... 


Life and Other Matters – Is Love a Disease? March 20, 2012

What if love were a disease from which you had to be cured?  That’s the premise... 


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Features

Tales of Weddings Gone Awry

By Renie Stag Smith Wedding time is upon us. Bridezillas are out in force. What Bridezillas need, those super-controlling girls who believe that every element of their weddings can be manipulated and controlled by them, is a small dose of reality and humor. They need to realize that this ceremony, however important it is, is not the be-all and end-all... Read more →


Sarah, Sally and Sue buy a boat: Taking an abilities test, Part 2

By Renie Stag Smith Tom travels 25 mph going south on the Interstate. Polly travels 28 mph going north on the same Interstate. Dan travels west on an intersecting Interstate at a 75% faster rate of speed than the combined speed of Tom and Polly. Hanna travels east on the same intersecting Interstate at 1/3 less speed than Dan. If they all live 100... Read more →


Sarah, Sally and Sue buy a boat: Taking an abilities test

By Renie Stag Smith My youngest daughter convinced me to take an interest and ability inventory recently. I think she wants me to come out of retirement and get a job. She thinks my new habit of talking to total strangers in grocery stores is pathetic and shows I need more human interaction on a daily basis. That, and she’s tired of me saying, “Nope,... Read more →


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