The other day, I walked into a restaurant and ran into a retired co-worker of mine. We had been very close at work, but I hadn’t seen her since she retired. So, after three years of not hearing from her, I was surprised when she asked me to join her for lunch.
It was after I sat down that I remembered what she was really like. Unfortunately at that point in time, there was no gracious way out so I was committed for the next hour.
Recently, I picked up a 32oz soft drink at the drive through window of a local fast food chain. Since I was thirsty, I quickly finished my drink. When I arrived at home, I decided to refill my cup with a 12oz can of Diet Coke. To my surprise, the 12oz can refilled my fast food cup to the brim. My conclusion? My fast food drink consisted of 20oz of ice.
A 13 year old Russian girl can bench press 240 pounds. I bet she can also pull a plow. What a woman!!
While walking through the lobby of the motel where I am staying, I noticed that one of the magazines on the table was The American Journal of Oncology.
Well OK. I know that after a long day of driving, I just want to kick back and relax with a good magazine like that.
New research has demonstrated a link between caffeine and suicide. It seems that caffeine drinkers are 50% less likely to commit suicide.
I wonder if it also means that 50% of coffee drinks who can’t get their morning Joe are suicidal?