I noticed that the store that were selling spinners for $4.99 are now selling them for $1.99.  I guess this means that spinners are on their way out.

On many tombstones dating to the 17 and 18 hundreds, they don’t list the date of birth and date of death.  Instead, they list the age and date of death.  While I found this odd, it occurred to me that maybe the people back then were not good at math.

Looking for someone?  There are many web services that offer free searches.  Unfortunately, while the searches may be free, you have to pay to see the results.  Nice.

Student loan interest rates are rising.  I wonder if that has any thing to do with students defaulting on their student loans?

While I have seen a few theme based waffle irons, including a Mickey Mouse, they now have a waffle iron that makes waffles that look like computer keyboards.  I think that I will just stay with my conventional waffle iron.

While women have had electric razor for shaving their legs for many years, only recently have they been introduced to an electric razor for removing facial hair.  I suspect that it is only a matter of time before they are using blade razors on facial hair.

My poor wife accidentally grabbed my ghost pepper salsa from the fridg instead of her mango salsa.  She quickly discovered her mistake.

Because of the high cost of massage equipment, some parlors are now using power tools instead.  Whatever.

Lately, one of the local TV stations has been featuring local bands on their morning news programs.  And while this is fine per se, the bands that they feature are not particularly good.  I guess when they have a band it is a slow news day.

July Garland’s body got moved from New York to California.  And while such moves happen from time to time, I often wonder what happens to the original grave.  Does it get resold?  And if so, do used graves cost less than new ones?