Go to a college/university…
Get a job…
Buy a car and house…
Have a family…
Work many years until you reach retirement…
Enjoy your retirement years…
These are things society tells us to do. And for the most part, these things are good and creates stability. However, every now and then someone may question the mold and decide to break it – to take the road not taken. Continue reading Reflections: Dare to Take the Road Not Taken
If you haven’t heard, Adele is back. The soulful and talented singer released her song, Hello, on October 23, 2015 and it is a hit. It is breaking records, most notably, the first song to have over a million digital sales in one week. It has over 250 million views on Youtube as well.
Check it out and let us know what you think in the comments.
Continue reading Hello – Adele’s Latest Song
You may have heard the term “working poor” before, but who are they?
The working poor are people who work, but live below the poverty line. They are not making financial progress, despite their willingness to work. On the surface they look like most working individuals: they have a home, possibly own a car, and wear descent attire; however, below the surface they are struggling to afford the basics (e.g., a home, food, clothes, etc.).
Continue reading Who are the Working Poor?
With winter right around the corner, the cold virus is not far behind it. Let’s take a quick look at what the common cold actually is, as well as how it can be caught. Finally, we’ll look at five of the top common cold remedies.
What is the Common Cold?
A viral infection that occurs in your upper respiratory tract, there are over 100 viruses that can cause the common cold, though the rhinovirus is the most frequent culprit. In the United States, adults typically catch two to three colds a year, while children catch even more colds [1]. Although colds can occur any time of the year, people are more likely to catch them in the winter and spring.
Continue reading A Look at the Common Cold and Five Common Cold Remedies