A logo is the life blood of an entity. An instant identifier to the audience of who and what. It must set you apart from the rest. And become as recognizable as letters on an eye chart. Correct me if I am wrong but who doesn’t know the Nike swoosh or McDonald’s golden arches? …
In sports betting the “over/under” is a popular wager. Mind you, I am not a gambler but over/under is so easy to explain even I understand. For example if a predicted score has been set at “10” the bettors can wager if the actual score will be higher or lower than that number. And …
I shuffled into the restroom at the roadside McDonalds. With multiple sclerosis, when the urge hits–you must take care of business! That’s the great thing about McDonalds–they’re everywhere. I call them “America’s corporate rest stop.” It also may explain why the arches are golden…but that’s a whole nuther discussion! Making my …
The treasures one finds and the memories dredged up when digging through boxes. A recent excavation uncovered my school yearbook & grade card from the fifth-grade. Join me as we go back in time, won’t you….. Ah, Centennial Elementary, where I was basically a warm ass in …
Let’s just call it mixed nuts. Very simply, a collection of unrelated subject matter thrown together in one can. Some call it eclectic snacking, while others think it is being plain lazy. (We could sort the nuts into separate cans….OR, we can lump them together.) (Who’s gonna buy a can of those over-sized, black nuts? …
I never had the urge to write about something so common. But this was beyond anything I had ever experienced. This was not just another rest room. And this was not just an ordinary hand dryer. This, my friend, was the McDonnell-Douglas of hand dryers. North Korea yearns to develop this type of hand dryer …
Are you on Twitter? Do you “tweet?” Me neither. But maybe we should because Twitter is perfect for those of us with multiple sclerosis! Perfect for the reason…a message on Twitter is limited to just 140 characters. That’s an ideal size for MSers. Any larger and we would forget what we wrote the line before…Any …
