New Year

It’s safe to say we’re all entering 2021 with high hopes and what better way to harness what you want than with a calendar or planner that really speaks to you.

Organizers have canceled the Rose Parade because of the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on long-range planning for the New Year's tradition.

Do cell phones and microwaves cause cancer? Plenty of callers and texters had varying opinions on this topic.

The start of a new year is the time to make significant changes in your life. The problem is that many Millennials have no idea that changes are needed.

I’ve made quite a few trips around the sun and have made resolutions in the past. Virtually none of them have ever panned out or been completed successfully.

I’m a big believer in making things happen — rather than letting things happen. The old saying, when life gives you lemons make lemonade, is not far off.

Forty-five percent of people usually make New Year’s Resolutions, 17 percent infrequently make them, while 38 percent absolutely never make them.

If you’re Italian you might want follow tradition and wear red underwear on New Year’s Day to bring you good luck all year long.

Since congress tells Americans what light bulbs to buy, or to stop using sprinkles on doughnuts I thought it would be fair to give them some direction too.

Human Knowledge doubles every 13 months. Using that theory we should be twice as smart next December as we are today. Other than Congress of course.