Well, you weren’t wrong. But you weren’t exactly right, either. There’s a middle ground between solved and unsolved, you were there, and everybody let you know about it. So, it’s back to the drawing board for you until, as in the new book “I Told You So!” by Matt Kaplan, you’re in a position to
D.I.Y. It stands for Do It Yourself, and sometimes you can. Sometimes you can’t, though, and when you can’t, when the project or solution is beyond your skills and over your head, you call someone who knows how to fix things. As any homeowner knows, a good handyperson is worth their weight in gold. As
Don’t look now, but everybody’s watching. Of course they are; you want all eyes on you because you’re the star. Your thoughts, your choices, your entire life is on display when fame and fortune are yours. It’s a dream come true as long as, like in the new novel, “Meet the Newmans” by Jennifer Niven,
Knock-knock. Who’s there? Yeah, okay, you’ll play along, even though knock-knock jokes haven’t been funny to you for decades. They’re obviously funny to the person who’s knocking, and that’s what matters – but can they tell a joke? Can you? Read “Humor Me” by Chris Duffy and you’ll see how a few ha-has can make
Whew! You dodged a bullet there. The test came out well, you made the right call, your reaction time was lightning-fast, a decision came quick, and you saved yourself and the situation. Take a deep breath. You’ll live to fight another day, and with “99 Ways to Die” by Ashely Alker, MD, you’ll know what
