Why Everyone Should Have a Blog

Some of life’s most meaningful moments are easy to forget as the years pass. Write down the memories that made you laugh until you cried, the moments that broke your heart, and the experiences that made you stronger. Capture the birthdays, holidays, family reunions, and everyday moments that often become the memories we cherish most.

Podcast Episode: Pulling out of America’s 250th Birthday

Pip: Two hundred and fifty years of American history, and somehow we've turned the birthday party into a political litmus test. Mara: Today we're looking at a post from ChronicallyGratefulDeb on the tension between artistic conscience and the fans who feel left behind when performers pull out of national celebrations. Let's start with that withdrawal... Continue Reading →

Election Day Should Mean Election Day

Election Day Should Mean Election Day Election Day should mean Election Day. All states should have the same rule. No ballots counted if Election Day is over. People have plenty of time and know when it is. The following states and Washington, D.C. allow certain regular mail ballots to be received after Election Day and... Continue Reading →

The Fine Print of the OBBB: Not Everyone Benefits

The headlines made it sound as though all Social Security recipients would finally be off the hook when it came to federal taxes. Millions of Americans were led to believe that everyone receiving Social Security benefits would benefit equally. Many people believe President Trump's tax cut provisions in the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB) were... Continue Reading →

Mothers Day

Mother’s Day is a time to celebrate the women who gave us life, loved us through our best and worst moments, and somehow managed to keep us alive despite all the times we confidently said, “I know what I’m doing.” And let’s not forget about grandmothers—the women who mastered parenting the first time around and... Continue Reading →

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