We have coffee, internet, smart phones, Happy Monday… should be good to go!  Continue reading →

That’s the can do attitude we like to see! Continue reading →

Valentine’s Day is tomorrow (last minute reminder there guys. February 14th, every year.) Not everybody does Valentine’s Day so we’ll feature a few things that are and a few things that aren’t today. We’re all doing Monday together, so here we go. Continue reading →

That’s what I call a super bowl. There are three reasons people come together for a Super Bowl party: 1) to watch the game, 2) for the food 3) and some just enjoy getting together with friends and everyone having a good time. With the Atlanta Falcons playing next week I will actually be interested in the game. But if that falls through there’s always the other stuff, plus the commercials so you know, something for everyone. Continue reading →

This week two years ago: Krispy Kreme pokes a little fun at Deflategate. Speaking of Tom Brady, he will be facing the Atlanta Falcons in Houston February 5th at Super Bowl LI. Continue reading →

Good morning Monday lovers. Sorry about the post being late, we’re all a little under the weather here. I’m actually going to skip the coffee and go back to bed. But first… Continue reading →

If the quote looks familiar we posted it last week. But it was plain white text on a black background. Later that same day I saw this. So pour that cup o’ Joe (or tea, hot chocolate, lemon water) and get ready to have a Happy Monday. Continue reading →

I have no way of knowing your particular situation so let me issue a blanket statement. I hope this year is as good as, better than, or nothing like last year. Welcome to 2017. Continue reading →

Christmas was yesterday and it’s time to move on. Well, sort of. If you’re a “12 Days of Christmas” kind of person this is only day 2. And chances are many of you have today off work or out of school if not the whole week. And, truth be told, we have a few holiday things left over to clear out. So here’s to a smooth transition back to normal. Continue reading →