Beat the Heat: Free Art Tours

The transition from July to August is usually a hot topic, pardon the pun, among people chatting about the weather.  Here in Southern California, we […] Read More

Moon Landing

It was July 20, 1969, fifty years ago when hundreds of millions of people watched Neil Armstrong, a humble man from Ohio, step out of […] Read More

Christmas in July

“But here I am in July, and why am I thinking about Christmas pudding? Probably because we always pine for what we do not have. […] Read More

National Anti-Boredom Month

There are many great causes and events that we commemorate with an officially designated month. For instance, February is celebrated as Black History Month, while […] Read More

Classic Cars Going In Style

Stop by any of the big car shows around Southern California and you’re sure to see tricked up versions of ’55 Chevys, Corvette Sting Rays, […] Read More

Fourth of July and Our Pets

There’s nothing like a backyard celebration on the Fourth of July with family, friends and our furry friends. While it may seem like a great […] Read More

Cremation Myths

There is no question that cremations are increasingly the choice of final disposition by more and more people. The National Funeral Directors Association has reported […] Read More

The Man Behind the Oz Curtain: L. Frank Baum – 6/20/19

Born in New York on May 15, 1856, he was educated by tutors at his home during his early years. When he turned 12, he […] Read More

Flag Day – Rick Monday

The American flag means different things to different people. For most, it is a symbol of pride of the country we call home and all […] Read More

Good Ideas

A truly good idea is a truly good thing. The world is full of stories of good ideas that have made life better, safer and […] Read More