I panicked just now thinking OMG!!! Small Business Saturday is almost over and I didn’t post anything. Then I thought some more and realized that Small Business Saturday is not just today. You can shop small businesses everyday. WHEW!!! Ok. Got that panic attack over with. Now let me get on with two small businesses … Continue reading
Posted in November 2013 …
What am I thankful for this Thanksgiving? Health Insurance
I’m sick today (the day before Thanksgiving). Yesterday I had to take my son to Target because of a pesky sinus infection and today it’s me who needs care because of a female issue. You see that receipt in the picture?? That $20 didn’t make me bat an eye. But here at Patient First they … Continue reading
The Phantom of the Ex
This post may not make a whole lot of sense but if you’ve ever been screwed over by a man and haven’t fully healed from it, you’ll feel me on this. Yesterday I went to the Apollo Theater in Harlem, NY for the day to cover a very special forum about HIV and healthy relationships … Continue reading
Breaking News: Anthony Brown is not a co-conspirator
Warning: This is a rant and I feel like cussing on this post. Sorry Mom. Ladies and gentlemen: I give you the shittiest news report of the week (I’m sure there will be more as time goes on). WBAL TV reported that the flawed Affordable Care Act rollout could be a touchy subject for gubernatorial … Continue reading
The Uncooked McRib is McNasty
YUCK!!! I never liked the thought of these things so I never had the gumption to try one. And this explains my dislike more without me saying a word. Share this please. Save yourselves and loved ones.
Someone L-O-V-E-S me!! Vote for me if you feel it too
WOW!!! I am so flattered. Somebody thinks enough of me to nominate this blog for a Mobbie Award for Best Personal Blog. I am humbled by this. Really I am. This blog has been such a blessing in my life. It’s my escape from my ever so crazy world. As a professional health news writer, … Continue reading
Things the Make Me Smile: One Brave Breast Cancer Patient
Now this is a great story to end the week with. A woman in San Francisco decided she wasn’t going to have a double masectomy the old fashioned way: like a funeral. She decided to begin the surgery with a dance party. Deborah Cohan, you are a SHERO to me. I. LOVE. THIS. Click here … Continue reading
The Plot Thickens at The Verona
Well it looks like the County Government isn’t taking this apartment business lying down. They’re getting up. Tom Carbo, Director of the Howard County Department of Housing and Community Development, Marsha McLaughlin, Director of Planning and Zoning, and the Honorable (and apparently “Dreamy“) Dr. Calvin Ball, Councilman representing District 2, are presenting a community discussion … Continue reading
Give the Verona Apartments sale a chance
Lemme be honest with you about something: I didn’t pay attention to this issue at first because quite frankly I didn’t care. But something bugged me about it once I heard a few things. And let’s face it, when there is talk about subsidized housing more than likely it involves my people so I guess … Continue reading