News; birthdays/events; do you prefer handwriting your notes/lists or using computer/smartphone?; word of the day.

News; places you should use credit card instead of debit; life skills we no longer need; if a relative left you $$ but caveat is you have to change your name...would you?

News; what decade would you like to go back to because they had the best/coolest: hairstyles, fashion, music etc?; game: mind the gap 1; game: mind the gap 2.

News; pros/cons of being tall or short; game: Arnold Schwarzenegger birthday trivia;
goodbye/fun facts....National Cheesecake Day...Separately, cheese and cake are beloved all over the world but together they attract a veritable cult following. Cheesecake is thought to have originated in ancient Greece as evidenced by its earliest mention in Greek physician's book on the art of making cheesecakes. Since then, cheesecake has been passed down through the generations and entered into the fabric of numerous cultures. Cheesecake was fed to the greek athletes during the Olympics held back in 776 B.C. It was not until when the Romans conquered ancient Greece that eggs and proper baking methods were introduced. As time went by, the recipe was modified several times to get that perfect ratio of smooth to creamy consistency...and an immigrant named Arnold Reuben from Germany, who lived in New York, was so fascinated and intrigued by the dessert, that he decided to experiment with the recipe until he came up with what we know today as the New York Cheesecake.

News; birthdays/events; do you get embarrassed easily? do you cringe when others get embarrassed?; word of the day.

News; game: songs featuring the piano; have ever been injured putting on your clothes?;
are we or are we not supposed to put ketchup on hot dogs?

News; game: just over $1,000 pyramid; do you want your car to be your "third workspace"?
women spend 2.5 years of their life getting ready...men don't seem to but 2.5 seconds of thought into their appearance...but a new men's style report says they should.

News; game: lyric redemption game; we need to getaway...even if it's just a staycation;
"goodbye/fun facts....national chicken wing day...aka buffalo wings, hot wings, or just wings....we love em!! The wingette, the drum, sauces or dry rubs...each of us eats between 100 and 300 of 'em per year! The World Record for the most chicken wings eaten is 444-in just 26 minutes! According to the National Chicken Council in the USA, deep fried chicken wings are not a new thing. They have been part of southern cooking for generations. However, the idea for cooking the wings in a spicy hot sauce came about in 1964, bar co-owner, Teresa Belissimo, was trying to make a late night snack for her son and his friends at Anchor Bar in Buffalo, New York. Beyond the usual sauces, some restaurants offer dessert wings, like chocolate-drizzled or cinnamon sugar-dusted varieties....and vegan and vegetarian wings have gained popularity, made from ingredients like cauliflower, seitan, or jackfruit.

News; birthdays/events; are you a completely different person on the weekends than you are on a the weekdays?; word of the day.

News; most and least offensive smells (men vs women); game: quiz; game: feud.

News; world drowning day...water safety tips; if you had the means...would you hire family members?; besides drinking it...things you can do with beer.

News; did you know that you can send money to the government to pay off our national debt?; calendar trivia; goodbye/fun facts.... National Waterpark Day...from the thrilling, water-plunging rides for those who seek the white-knuckle hydro-power of slides to the lazy rivers and wave pools for the those who like things a bit more 'chill', water parks emerged in the mid-20th century with the development of public swimming pools and later, more elaborate attractions like slides and wave pools. Wet 'n' Wild in Orlando, opened in 1977, is often cited as the first modern water park, pioneering the concept of a dedicated water-based amusement park. Nearly every state has at least one...some are outdoor...some are indoor and some are even on cruise ships!! but they all offer a way to cool down from the heat!