Seeing New York City decorated for Christmas has been on my bucket list for a long time. Last week I crossed that goal off.

As the leaves are rapidly dropping from trees, it is easy to spot clumps of mistletoe growing near the top of trees and shrubs.

With a little more than three weeks until Christmas, consider this Christmas trivia: What is holly’s symbolic meaning to Christians?

A recent email triggered fond memories of watching Roy Rogers and Dale Evans on TV as a kid in the fifties.

Consider these maxims and post the ones you like in a conspicuous place:

The following facts about money and taxes comes from Little Known Facts:

For some crazy reason, I like to collect interesting facts and bits of information. So this week, I dipped into my “trivia pool” and here are some you may find interesting.

With Halloween quickly approaching, I thought our dog lovers might enjoy the results of a Big Heart Pet Brands survey on the top 25 Howl-O-Ween states.

Last week I was speaking to someone by phone about my satellite radio account.

How well do you know your state? All South Carolinians know, or should know, that South Carolina was the first state to secede from the Union, and that South Carolina troops fired the first shots in the War Between the States at Fort Sumter.

The rainfall last weekend brought to mind thoughts of staying dry.

A friend emailed the following advice and I do not know where it originated or who wrote it, but it is obviously from someone who has experienced life long enough to learn:

Football season has arrived, so I thought you fans might enjoy the following quotes from some well-known players and coaches.

If you wanted to move to a large city, which one would you pick? According to a recent survey, Austin, Texas, is the best urban city to live in.