News; birthdays/events; what would you cut out of your thanksgiving meal?; word of the day. News; game: Mind the Gap 1; game: Mind the Gap 2; do you go thru your stuff/donate like you make your kids do? News; would you stay in a glass hotel room? (it's free!); game: actor trivia; unhealthy habits you should consider breaking today. News; back to school...sickness; a.i. can help detect medical conditions; goodbye/fun facts....National Relaxation Day. You won’t make it far in life without putting your best foot forward, that American work ethic can be a double-edged sword. It’s hard to avoid burnout without kicking that foot up on an ottoman every now and then! Managing stress requires relaxation, which leads to a clearer and calmer mind. Relaxation also breeds positivity and better concentration. The rule of the day isn't to lie around all day...it's to avoid doing anything stressful. Take a nice bath or go in a hot tub or get a massage or sit out in nature and just look around at the beauty of the world.

News; birthdays/events; why people say they won't return to a restaurant (and it's not the price or the service); word of the day. News; game: prison commissary price is right; do you suffer from "infobesity"?; ashley's limping story. News; game: 3 characters name that tv show; pumpkin spice may not be the fall favorite anymore...what other flavors are kicking pumpking spice to the curb?; real co-worker complaints (about other co-workers) to h.r. News; game: outburst; best colors to wear to a job interview (career builder); goodbye/fun facts....World Calligraphy Day...the day is designed to remind everyone of the importance of handwriting, unjustly forgotten today due to a large amount of digital and printed information. handwriting is a learned skill and calligraphy is more of a painting of words. China invented writing paper around 2000 B.C...then the Egyptians made ink by burn the roots of the papyrus plant and mixed them with gum derived from acacia or cherry trees. by the 8th century Irish and Scottish monks work on creating illuminated copies of the Gospel — which today are considered works of art of the Middle Ages. Take a class, watch some video tutorials, or visit an art store for supplies and books on how to get started.

News; birthdays/events; how do you get your family to switch from summer mode to school mode?; word of the day. News; ashley is jumpy (the bunny/mouse follow up story); game: more cowbell please; gen z doesn't want to "relax" on vacation...it's too boring. News; if you live a frugal lifestyle...could you ever splurge?; do you have friends that just pop over?; game: Partridge family trivia. News; get more exercise by doing things "the old fashioned way"; game: name that tv show by the characters; goodbye/fun facts....afternoon tea week...For many people, when there’s a mention of afternoon tea, the U.K. pops to mind instantly, and rightfully so, too, because the tradition of having tea during the afternoon was started in England in the 1840s. In the nineteenth century, it became normal to have dinner served and eaten from seven to nine at night. the duchess of bedford needed something during the afternoon to settle her hunger pangs...started inviting her friends for an afternoon tea session...but it didn’t become as commonplace or as traditional until Queen Victoria. then custom was picked up by people from the upper- and middle-upper classes. If you don’t feel like doing all the preparations at home, you can still celebrate the day by going to a restaurant or hotel that offers afternoon tea. Keep an eye out for discounts and offers to get the best food at great deals.