Swimsuits are already on clearance. The aisles of Costco are filled with coolers, tents, grills and lawn chairs – all ready for happy outdoor living. The ads are featuring 40-60% off on many Summer items. Summer sales are upon us!
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I’m not going to lie! This current Presidential Election has been one of the toughest and most hateful elections I can recall. The last one I remember being this rough was when Kennedy ran against Nixon in 1964. I was
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Baby number three was due any day, but this time it was uniquely different. Her first two children, a girl and a boy, had been born safe and healthy. But the days were dangerous now. She seriously feared for this
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“You think like an African!” He didn’t mean it as any kind of put down, just the truth, since I was born in and spent most of my first fifteen years in West Africa, we often have a huge