You’ve got big plans. Resign from your current job and find work that makes your heart sing. Spend time with family, maybe research your genealogy. That dream vacation is on your list, and you’re eyeing a new hobby that looks fun. So many possibilities for your retirement. Now read “The Second Fifty” by Debra Whitman,
Last Halloween was the first Halloween that fell on a work day for me, and I knew I had to dress up and do something fun. That’s half the fun of Halloween: dressing up like someone else. I’ve always worked for myself, but for the past two years, I have had a part-time job as
No, this isn’t a guide for how to craft the perfect lunch, but instead, a method for building outfits in much the same way you think about building a sandwich. The sandwich technique is simply matching an element of your top half (a top or jacket) to an element of your bottom half (pants, a
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When fall rolls around, we all look forward to our seasonal favorites. Some people are pumpkin people. Some people are apple people. And some people are like, forget both of them, and would rather have a pina colada while wishing summer would stay forever. I’m thankful to live in Pennsylvania and have seasons. Watching the
If it was easy, everybody’d be doing it. But it’s not, so you’re on your own. Think of it as a challenge. Seriously, you’ve never known a roadblock you couldn’t go around, no fence you couldn’t climb, no chasm you couldn’t jump. It’s true that nothing’s ever as easy as it could be, but as
Note: This article is in a series called Two Roads. Previous articles are available at http://www.webbweekly.com. King David had just finished a long series of military campaigns (II Samuel 10). Being anointed king was heady stuff, but the work of unifying and securing the far reaches of his kingdom was exhausting. He decided it was
Girl Scouts in the Heart of Pennsylvania is honored to announce Brylea Starr, from Lycoming County, has earned the Girl Scout Gold Award and is now part of the 2025 Gold Award class. The Gold Award is the greatest achievement a Girl Scout can earn. It is available to high school Girl Scouts who tackle
A vulnerability is defined as a weakness or fascination that opens the strong to attack or the wise to poor decision-making. Let’s take a closer look. Note: This article is part of a series called Two Roads. Previous articles are always available at http://www.webbweekly.com. We all have vulnerabilities. When it comes to eating healthy, my
Let’s see those pearly-whites. C’mon, smile big for everybody. Show those straight dazzling teeth, You know you’re not completely dressed without it, so give us that grin. Let’s see some chompers ear-to-ear or, as in the new book “Bite” by Bill Schutt, in rows along the nose. We humans share a lot of features with
Well, it’s officially October. Spooky season is here! When I was a little girl, I’ll never forget the jack o’ lantern pumpkin that hung in my window during Halloween. A round, flat pumpkin face that hung flat against my window and lit brightly on fall nights. He greeted people driving by on Roosevelt Ave. The
