friends

This morning we reached 9,000 Facebook fans and to celebrate we collected prizes from all dusty corners in our building. Lucky number 9,000: Jeffrey Strumski. We really wanted Jeffrey to feel appreciated, so we scrambled to find a few treasures to gift him with.

Ok, so somehow I've made it this far without procreating. I know that sounds kind of bad. I mean, it's not like I've dodged a bullet or like had multiple opportunities... it just hasn't happened. lol But that's kinda a big deal when you're my age...

The other day, I was talking to this guy who kept referring to electricity as furniture. At first I thought I lost more hearing than I realized thanks to 20+ years of awesome stereo headphones, but no, he said it...like 3 times. I didn't want to say anything, because well, it was a professional situation and it was obvious English was not his native language, but other than that, his English was p

Yesterday morning Tracy and I brought this up on the morning show and honestly I didn't think people could be so dumb as to say some of these things, but based on the number of phone calls we got from people who had been told even dumber stuff than this, I figured now would be a good time to post a list of things NOT to say to your friend going through a divorce.

For the last few years, I have had a very tight circle of friends. It consists of me, a friend I knew from High School that I was reunited with at a miserable job and friends we somehow either had known about or heard of independently.....

If you recently lost a slew of Facebook friends, it probably wasn’t a glitch. Go back and look at your timeline because the chances are good it’s your own fault. That’s what a new study from Nielsen seems to indicate anyway. The group surveyed about 2,000 adults to learn why Facebook users add and remove friends, and the results may surprise you.