This election may be determined by undecided voters. Even though their numbers are low, with an election this close, they can make the difference. Some get frustrated with the fact that you can have such a stark difference in candidates, and still people can be undecided. Often times these are voters who are just not…
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I would say my favorite job was back in 1968 when I worked for Macy’s on 34th Street while going to college. I worked two nights a week and all day Saturday and netted about $22. I loved the job. I took orders on the phone. I loved the different forms — the order forms, the return forms,…
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I admit it. I hate change. Well, some change. Not all change. I didn’t mind when carbon paper became obsolete and photocopiers were available everywhere. Try typing a 10-page Will with three carbons and no typos. It was a secretary’s nightmare. I didn’t mind giving up my manual typewriter for an electric one and “oohed”…
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May 16, 2011 in
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Leona SalazarTags: children and television, Disney, families and children, food, grocery stores, smart shopping, supermarkets, technology, temper tantrums, Video-equipped shopping carts
I read an article about supermarkets now offering “video-equipped shopping carts.” There’s a screen advertising store products for the parents and a second screen inside the child’s “car” playing videos like “Mickey Mouse Clubhouse” and “Handy Manny.” My initial reaction was, “do children really need to be exposed to more tv?” But I never had…
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I don’t get texting. I don’t text and I’m not sure my cell phone even has the capacity to text although my husband says it does. Besides, what could possibly be so important when I’m in a grocery store, restaurant or in my car, that I would have to text someone? If I have something…
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