In case you were running out of gadgets, there is now a Bluetooth enabled toothbrush.  It works in conjunction with your smart phone and records your brushing strokes.  Plus, you can get the weather and the news.

What am I buying?  Toilet paper.  Not only do I have to worry about it being soft, absorbent and strong, I also have to make sure that it stretches.

I just hope that it doesn’t slip and snap me.

Where is that global warming that everyone has been talking about?  At -29.2 F, I would love to experience some of that global warming.

I like the name Snap Fitness.  It is so realistic.  After all, that is the sound that my body makes when ever I exercise.

McDonalds took seating reservations on Valentines day.

Unbelievable!  I have a hard time getting a refill on my coffee.

When I was in the pet store last week, one of the items for sale were mossy rock in bottles of water.  Well OK.  I will know where to go if I ever need a wet rock.

There is a new line of men’s body wash with manly names like Wolf Thorn and Bear Glove.  Of course, I don’t know how “manly” these names are but they are, well, unusual.

Names like Wolf Thorn make me thing more of fantasy video game” and not “manly” names.  When I think of “manly” names, I think more along the lines of “12 gauge” or “4X4” or “6 pack”.  But hey, what do I know?

This local store is optimistic that they well soon be selling a lot of these.  And, they are on sale!

With all of the un-vaccinated children in the US, there is now a concern over a Measles epidemic.  But, I don’t really understand the concern.  Prior to the vaccines, we all had the Measles, so getting the Measles should be the expected result of not getting vaccinated.

When I was a child, we all had measles, chicken pox and mumps.  And, our parents expected us to get them just as they expected us to lose our baby teeth.  It was no big deal.  It was more common than the flu.

And, if you hadn’t had the “Big Three”, you were intentionally exposed to them as a child so that you would not get them as an adult.

In short, the measles were not a big deal and no one even thought about vaccinations.