I learned to iron while still in grade school. My mother sent me to a Catholic school where uniforms were required. And since she was a working mother in the days when she worked six days a week, it seemed

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I have always loved Mondays, even when I worked. Most people think of them as the start of a long week, after a weekend off. They dread returning to work with five days ahead filled with meetings, reports, and confabs

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I realize I’m late to the party, but suddenly I’m taken with Sudoku. That’s the number-placement puzzle that has occurred in various newspapers for years and challenges readers to “insert numbers one to nine into a grid consisting of nine

 … finish reading New Passion

They did it! The Washington Nationals won the World Series against a formidable Houston Astros team expected to take the whole tamale. The Nationals also became the first team to win on the road. Meaning they won four out of

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Every now and then I receive a newsletter from a printing company in Marceline, Missouri. The most recent one asked the question, “Why are margins important?” And since this is a printing company, I knew the margins being studied referred

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