When It's Time To Call It...Quits
We're Dying Over Kerry Washington's GWU Commencement Speech
In Which We Google Ourselves
Which Jewel Song Best Describes You At The End Of Your Work Day?
What To Expect When You're Expecting: Dads Rule, Moms Drool
11:30 am, December 24th | by Cathy Smith*, as told to Cheryl Lock
When I married James* in 1978, I was 21 years old. I never could have imagined then that I’d be a widow by 26, or that I’d have a 9-month-old baby to take care of on my own. Yet that’s what happened, and the nest egg that our life insurance policy provided was instrumental in helping my daughter and me to move forward.
Meghan M. Biro
Let's Measure Something Meaningless http://t.co/XiCUvCtMIY via @DZoneSocialBiz
HuffPostWomen
We always assume this about men and sex: http://t.co/hbZVqZbRW7
Esther Dyson
RT @ProSyn: HICCup Manifesto on how communities can hold down #healthcare costs http://t.co/mMzFdt24xj" ...and better yet, improve health!
Geekosystem
Dear Japan, 12 oz. of fries is probably too many fries. http://t.co/ZAyNgZZJFU
Finance News
Make the most of . . . a £500,000 pension pot http://t.co/Qw68stZ2Fp
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