The Unwise Men's Gifts to Obama
'Tis the season for gift giving, and the President of the United States is in need of presents. Barack Obama could use some gifts to cheer him up and get his presidency back on track.
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How Should we View the Christmas Holiday?
Is Christmas a pagan ritual? Is it a vital cog in our economic system? Or is it a religious holiday? "All the above" is probably the best answer.
A Christmas Tail
Like millions of other pet owners, I have bought my spoiled pet a special Christmas present. This year, 52% of pet owners plan to buy gifts for their pets. In spite of the economy, our beloved animals are living large.
Santa Interventions: Helping Parents Save The Magic
Christmas is upon us, and for many Santa's bag full of surprises includes an assortment of personal dilemmas all having to do with ... Santa.
Last-Minute Holi-Deals: How Far Will E-tailers Go?
"There's STILL TIME!" an retailer's email is probably screaming at you from your inbox. And it's not the only one begging you for consideration is it?...
Who's the Government? Who's the God?
The secrecy and isolation of the Chinese/Obama meetings says it all. The rest of us are waiting outside with the rising seas and the fires and droughts and freak storms.
Obama Dresses As Santa Claus, Meets With Children
After several unpopular compromises on health care reform, and after the revelation that the White House didn't put any pressure on Joe Lieberman to s...
Christmas and the Plight of Problem Gamblers
The games that have been legalized market to those on the "wrong side of the economic table." There have been few, if any, moves by states to monitor the losing of their lottery customers.
A Look Inside Santa Claus University
How would you like to be paid for making people feel really good as they sit on your lap? No, it's not that; get your mind out of the gutter. I'm talking about being a seasonal Santa Claus.
'Jesse's Kosher Ham' -- The Easiest Holiday Dinner I Know
We're casting our dinner vote for a main course that's $1.99 a pound. My brother-in-law calls this "Jesse's kosher ham." Funny, but not accurate.
Under Stimulated: Building Trains and Other Stuff We Need Rather Than What Wall Street Dictates
I'm making real investment in fast trains that run where people live and want to go my wish for the New Year.
Christmas Closes Another Dark Year for the Catholic Church
As Christmas Week begins, The New York Times leads its Metropolitan section with another piece about sexual abuse by Roman Catholic priests. I can't complain, nor can I resist such articles.
Making the Holidays Meaningful - Micah, Desmond Tutu, and My Friend Jim
Do the work of forgiveness and don't just say the words. Forgiveness is a journey in which rage, as well as kindness, are frequent friends. Take the time. Be honest. And don't expect your "final answer" so final.
Herbal Holiday Traditions
Winter holidays bring traditions from at least half a dozen world cultures, blended over the centuries. Here are a few herbal allies that have a place in our homes this time of year.
A Winter Sugarland: Country's Merry (Christmas) Melodies
If your elves forgot about the iPod-wielding, country-music loving member of your household, consider picking up these stocking stuffers worthy of some Christmas cheer.
Where Are the Snows -- and Shovels -- of Christmas Past?
It once was said that the definition of a city was a place where one could keep a mistress and buy a violin; to me it's a place where someone else does the sidewalks.
Pimento Cheese (aka Southern Pâté): The Ultimate Holiday Party Crowd-Pleaser
This is Andrew Knowlton's second post for the Huffington Post. Andrew's blog, The BA Foodist, was nominated for a 2009 James Beard Award. Dear BA Fo...
My Annual Holiday Letter
I've also made great strides on the financial front. I discovered how to get the laundry machines in the basement to work without quarters! That ought to save me several dollars a week.
December's Taxicab: My Christmas Card to You
December's Taxicab is racing from the airport. Two old friends ride in the back seat, talking 100 miles an hour, having not seen each other for a year. Christmas and New Year's are having a conversation.
Something Special for Everyone from Obama, But Not for Blacks
President Obama's repeat lecture to black critics that blacks shouldn't expect anything special from him is disingenuous at best, and an insult at ...
Holiday Survival Tips For Cougar Women
Cougars could be setting themselves up for some not a not-so-jolly Christmas if they are not prepared to deal with family this holiday season.
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