I didn’t do anything too exciting or crazy for today’s celebration. I sent a little picture to my boss: It put a smile on her face, which I guess is all we can ask for on a normal Thursday afternoon. Because it is also National Dictionary Day, I’m including the definition of my favorite word.

Tonight, my roommate and I ordered takeout and watched I Love Lucy. I remember watching Lucy when I was younger and thinking it was funny, but I was nervous that I was going to watch it now and find it boring. Ha. I’m so happy I was wrong. We watched 2 episodes, “Lucy meets Orson Wells”

Now this is my kind of holiday! I celebrated today catching up with a friend I haven’t seen in a while and eating delicious Pumpkin Cheesecake covered in chocolate. “How do you feel about pumpkin cheesecake? I have some at my house that I made yesterday.” I love that there are people in my life that make

As part of Train Your Brain Day I solved this riddle. I timed myself and it took 24:52. I encourage you to attempt to do the riddle and post your time in the comment section. I imagine most of you will beat me, but in my defense I kind of have a headache. (Really, I

“This day occurs on the anniversary of the effective end of the Salem Witch trials on October 12, 1692. On this day, Massachusetts Governor William Phips wrote a letter condemning the use of spectral evidence against the accused.” – NationalDayCalendar.com I find the Salem Witch trials so interesting. That so many innocent people were put