Knowledge is like guns. It is a tool that in itself has no moral values. It is how it is used that makes it good or evil, or similarly (but not quite alternatively) lawful or unlawful. The Preparatory Manual of Explosives 3rd Edition is a valuable reference book, full of great information rarely found elsewhere, however, […]
Month: April 2018
Make Emergency Plans Based on You Actual Heath
My husband Salty and I were riding our bikes along a trail one fine day when we came across a worried huddle at the side of the trail. At the center of the huddle was a middle-aged man, sitting hunched and breathing in short gasps. He was sweating far more profusely than the day called […]
5 Fun Activities to Do With Your Family on Weekends
Are you often occupied by your work? When was the last time you had great cozy moments with your family? If you can’t answer these questions affirmatively, you need to seriously revisit the way you balance your personal and professional life. In an era when more and more people are getting consumed due to […]
Total Money Makeover
I am a big fan of Dave Ramsey, about the only time I don’t listen to his show is when I have either just done, or are planning to do, something with my money that I know doesn’t fit in my budget. (like borrowing from my 401k to buy homestead land). There is a psychological […]
The Mental Health Benefits of High Concentration Sports (Like Archery)
There’s a never ending stream of celebrity confessions about mental health issues (such as this recent one from “The Rock”) at the moment. If it isn’t that it’s a pressure group highlighting the lack of funding given to this growing problem. Mental health is a modern issue and one that’s seemingly on the rise. Or […]