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Wait, you guys have Sunday on Saturday? Isn't that confusing? He's your type, he looks Jewish. So he tried to Jew me down. Oops. No offense. Is ...
During a heated debate about American military involvement in several of the world's hot spots, an as-yet unidentified member of Congress blurted out a suggestion that the United States lead the world into a new era of enlightenment by declaring a war on war.
Depending on our life circumstances and cultural milieu, we make up different things... I have made up how we celebrate a holiday tradition.
As a man who has been perpetrating snow jobs for more than half a century, I can say with authority that there is a simple reason why the Northeast has not yet been hit with a blizzard this winter: I had my snow blower tuned up.
I was thinking about another time when things didn't work out so well on Christmas. ... Another time that folks had to deal with their "normal" being ripped apart by the "normal" of someone else -- of God.
I believe that, if one has the economic opportunity to do so, travelling is in fact the most American thing you can do.
We're already anticipating the opening of a new crop of retailers ready to serve our fashion needs. I'll see you all on opening day!
By purposely hiding actual data about gun sales in America, the gun lobby is attempting to reinforce its oversize reputation and make the industry look like a more politically potent force than it actually is.
Because many of us don't celebrate this holiday, the story of the Magi in Matthew 2:1-12 often gets neglected in our Christmas celebrations. But let's take a few minutes today and reconsider this profound story.
By Alicia Taubert University of Nebraska at Omaha Put down that sugar cookie. I know, I know, it feels like Christmas break just started, but if yo...
Yalda celebrates rebirth in the midst of winter's death, the victory of light over darkness, a victory on the very day in the calendar when at last light will once again begin a steady gain on darkness.
Christmas 1998 was one for the record books. It seems like whenever our family recalls a Christmas memory, it is from 1998. And it all began on Christmas Eve...
I know what you're thinking. It's January, you've New Year's resolutions to break, and you're nervously waiting for your credit card bill to arrive. Why on Earth is someone writing an article about Santa Claus? The short answer is: I've had a revelation.
Wow! Another year has flown by, and the O'Lager family has so much to report -- and so much to be grateful for! I suppose the "highlight" of 2011 was ...
I overheard some questionable music while my sisters were watching Glee. At first, I tried to ignore the auto-tuned voices I normally hear in Glee, but the lyrics got to me.
December is a big month for wedding engagements, and accordingly, a prospectively lucrative month for the divorce industry as well.
