Comfortable and friendly. That’s how it feels when you know someone on a first name basis. Formality has been erased and familiarity steps in as a welcome replacement. In the business world, a first name basis has long been known to be a key to success. Customers are more at ease when …
Shop shop till you drop! It’s back to school time already and My Odd Sock has been busy checking the ads for everything little Johnny or Suzie will need as they head back to campus. You get your charge card while I grab a cart as we shop Back To …
Welcome to MS Playtime 2 1/2. Yep, more of the same. I’m quite a trendsetter–if something sucks (MS Playtime 2)…it’s always a good idea to follow it up with more! Actually, here are just a few leftovers from the previous post. Enjoy! …
My Odd Sock goes digging into the toy box once again for some fun with MS. Let’s play…… …
I saw this in the local newspaper. Let’s use social media to help spread the word….. “Dang it! I had that thing just yesterdee, where it go?” Have a tremendous weekend, everyone!
Me: It’s Earmageddon! You: Earmageddon? Don’t you mean Armageddon? Me: No, it’s Earmageddon. Apparently the final battle between good & evil will take place in the ear canal. You: How do you know? Me: Because we seem to be hoarding enough …
Friday was National Take Your Dog To Work Day all across this great land. A celebrated day when we share the love of our pooches with co-workers, customers & clients. A welcomed day, right? Not so my fellow canine lovers. For there were numerous reports of National Take Your Dog To Work Day …
It’s a given. They are bound to happen. You have thought about them. I’m just the one dumb enough to write them down! They are the everyday occurrences, situations & nuances of living with multiple sclerosis. Some are true. Most are downright silly. Heck, there are several that have nothing to do …
Blowing the dust off this old My Odd Sock as the Duggars are in the news again. Enjoy… Here in the United States we are facing a serious problem. It’s not National health care. Not rampent unemployment. Not bank foreclosures. These problems pale in comparison. I’m referring to the ominous “Duggar-demic!” …
It is widely known the United States Postal Service is in a severe financial crisis. Some estimate the U.S.P.S. is losing $42,335,766 per day! A net loss of more than $750 million in the first quarter of this year alone! And more than $47 billion in the past ten years! As officials scramble …
