My (not so) little brother, Zac, is getting harder and harder to buy for. He used to write a letter to Santa or write out a wishlist for us, but now that he’s older when we ask what he wants it’s ‘I don’t know.’
Come on kid! Just tell us what you want!
Headaches can be debilitating at worst and a nagging inconvenience at best. They can affect work and school productivity, and a bad headache can simply put you out of commission, no matter what your vocation. Taking medications can help relieve pain, but some of these pain relievers have side effects (such as stomach pain) and, if taken over too long a period, pain relievers can cause a rebound effect (in the form of another headache) when you stop taking them.
*This post is sponsored by FoamFest. All opinions stated below are 100% my own.*
Have you ever attended a FoamFest run? This was our third year at FoamFest and it is still our favorite event! So many fun obstacles and SO much foam!!
*This post is sponsored by Workvie. All opinions stated below are 100% my own.*
It’s unfortunate, but sometimes pain is just a part of everyday life. Whether you come home from work, school, or a hard workout at the gym, when you are in pain, you want to be able to relax and find relief.
While most of us go through our day not even thinking about our eyesight or even our eyes, there are many facts about our eyes that may prove interesting.
It is probably even safe to say that some of us may not even blink about the fact that we have healthy eyesight or that this could change at any given moment. For most of us, eyesight deterioration is something that we think of as affecting older folk.
More often than not, we wait until we are so sick that we cannot possibly go to work, although we may try. Sometimes we will go to work sick as dogs and amp ourselves up with as many over-the-counter medicines as we can stand. Not only is this not good practice for our own bodies, it is not fair to those around us, either.
Recycling is becoming all the rage these days. Green this and green that. Think about the environment. No more chemicals. Recycled materials for everything from what things are packaged in to what our homes are made up of. The symbol for recycling can be found on so many different things and yet here we are, still dealing with global warming. So does recycling really make a difference? Or is it all just the latest fad? Let’s take a look at what recycling does for the environment.
