Skinny Gypsy Toast- Yum!
Skinny Gypsy Toast, yum, yum! French toast has its humble beginnings in 4th century Rome, even before the Middle Ages (5th to 15th century) in Medieval…
Author: Rick Good
Rick Good publishes The Smart Reader, a practical general-interest article library from SGME Software, LLC.
It pays to clean the gutters in spring
Usually you think about your gutters in fall. But plenty of debris can accumulate there in the six months since you last cleaned them. It’s easy to miss…
Smart-gun makers say technology isn’t ready
Smart-Gun makers say the market, tech isn’t ready In his January gun control address, President Obama asked, “If we can set it up so you can’t unlock your…
Some simple clues can indicate a tornado
Simple clues indicate tornado There are some simple clues that indicate a tornado may be on its way. First, notice the sky. A dark, greenish storm sky or…
Employers want you to leave your 401(K) behind
When you change jobs or retire Employers want you to leave your 401(k) behind American employers are urging employees to keep savings in their corporate…
Five simple ways to catch up on retirement savings
Check these five simple ways to catch up on retirement savings The best way to save for your retirement is to start investing early and let compound…
SUV sales set to pass family sedan
SUV sales are set to passthose of the family sedan Small sport-utility vehicles are becoming family favorites. Families say the ride is great, it gets…
Moneywise: Some insurers ending life insurance policies
Some insurers are terminating life insurance policies Very low interest rates are causing some life insurers to cancel policies, according to insurance…
Book Review: In open offices find ways to get some quiet
time so you can think You need only look at diners texting in a restaurant to see how extreme distraction is woven into our current culture. And what of…
Morning routines create days of success, experts say
Has this ever happened to you? There’s plenty that should be done, but you can’t think of what to do first. Why not have an automatic get-started routine?…