And back to the serious note of the flu quite a few are being felled by what is really a mild flu but some are not taking note of when it begins to move into the lungs and at that point the mild flu apparently turns into a killer flu tha kills very quickly.  If you sense it moving into your lungs get to a doctor or clinic or emergency room immediately.  If you wait until you have trouble breathing, it may be too late.  

And wash your hands often. The "sanitizer wipes" may miss some spots and often do.  

And

Mary: You must not be looking much. What does "strong enough for you" mean? Do you want a guy that can bench 275, or someone that can put you in your place?

You mind being alone, we all do. Turning the light off at night alone sucks. You are "not enough" for you. You want a relationship just like everyone else does. The one is out there for you. If you have to take 3/4.

Oh yeah, Jerry Hall was your typical groupie gold digger that crawled her way to the top.

We’ve had a teenager at our local high school die this last week from the flu.  He was completely healthy, developed symptoms on Friday, ran a high fever and was hospitalized with seizures, and was dead by Sunday.  

The hand sanitizer at the table seems a bit much.  I don’t like the smell either.  Everyone should just have excused themselves after ordering, and washed their hands in the ladies’ room.  That used to be called "freshening up."

Saving marriage….it’s something I’ve studied, and believe in, because most people want their relationships to improve at some point.  Most people, especially women make an enormous investment in the relationship, and when it’s painful and disappointing, they often don’t know what to do.  It’s suffering, but often unnecessary.

"Saving marriage," is really an educational approach to support, marriage, preferably BEFORE the problems have set in.  Part of the mission is raising a new generation of young people that value marriage, understand it’s benefits and limitations, and learn to avoid avoidable stressors, like affairs, debt, and addictions.  Marriage statistically is very beneficial to children, scholastic achievement, neighborhood stability, crime rates….and on and on.  It has a domesticating effect on men that really keeps a check on male aggression while motivating men to achieve, and succeed.  

As social science research data and government surveys increasingly show, the decline in marriage since the 1960s has been accompanied by a rise in a number of serious social problems. Children born out of wedlock or whose parents divorce are much more likely to experience poverty, abuse, and behavioral and emotional problems, have lower academic achievement, and use drugs more often. Single mothers are much more likely to be victims of domestic violence. With the rise in these problems comes high program costs to deal with the effects of the breakdown of marriage.

For children whose parents remain married, however, the benefits are real. Adolescents from these families have been found to have better health and are less likely to be depressed, are less likely to repeat a grade in school, and have fewer developmental problems. The implications of such mounting evidence for social policy are immense. Too many welfare programs continue to undermine marriage among the poor and must be reevaluated. 

http://www.heritage.org/research/features/marriage/index.cfm