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I remember when the fall was one of the most dreadful times of the year for me.
The leaves changing color, the temperatures falling and even the faint whisper of the holidays coming up around the corner all made me sick to my stomach. Why? Because it meant we were back in school.
Well, school is all but a distant memory at this point, and I’m really starting to enjoy the fall... whenever we get around to it that is.
Even though my kids display some of the same kind of drudgery I used to feel, I really enjoy getting back into a routine and some normalcy. The day to day, ins and outs of the mundane is the workhorse that will provide an education and a better future (at least that’s what I’m telling my young ones).
Earlier this year, the Senate declared September 2010 as National Childhood Obesity Awareness Month, bringing national attention to a growing epidemic among youth in the United States. Almost 32% of children and teenagers 2-19 are obese or overweight. Obese young children have an 80% chance of being obese adults and are more at risk for associated adult health problems including heart disease, type 2 diabetes, sleep apnea, stroke, several types of cancer, and osteoarthritis.
Throughout the month of September, AOM as well as other organizations are focusing on programs and activities to promote healthy eating and physical activity among kids.
Who's Up Hutch's Shellie Couch sits down with Greg Flores from Anchor Inn to discuss being a life-long resident with a long family history in Hutchinson, KS.
Today's installment of Raising a Happy Computer is strictly about terminology. We get calls every day from folks who want to avoid unplugging, hauling, waiting for what should be a simple answer to a simple question. After 20 years we are not as patient as we once were, so this seems like a good forum for explaining the simple terms we will use when you finally call us. Yes, I said simple. But you would not believe . . . Well, you know the joke about the cupholder in the front of the computer? Not a far stretch.
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