4 "Why don't we take a poll on election day instead of voting?” I asked my neighbor, wondering what mathematician Jacob Bernoulli would think of that. Poll Dancing28 Jun, 2016 in Stories tagged Government / Science by Jay Douglas
2 I feel it's only fair that when one of the great corporations of this country steps up and takes a stand for a serious issue, such as promoting diversity, it's only fair that we acknowledge that company for its efforts. Even if the company is Facebook. Not Another Word24 Jun, 2016 in Humor tagged Popular Culture / Social Media by Jay Douglas
2 I was not so crazy about Francine. It was nothing personal. I was 10 and she was a girl, that's all. But, my mother would slip me a couple of dimes every now and then with instructions to ask Francine out for an egg cream. Which I did. I'm sure Francine and I were both in it for the egg creams. You’ll Never Swallow This21 Jun, 2016 in Stories tagged Food / Popular Culture by Jay Douglas
4 My therapist insists my not sleeping through the night is nothing more than a bad habit I picked up many years ago, and that it will go away once I admit that mommy isn't bringing her little precious a bottle. My wife, however, has another theory. Bedtime Story17 Jun, 2016 in Humor tagged Food / Relationships / Science by Jay Douglas
1 In 1938, the people who turned Better Crocker into a household name hoped to do the same with Helen Dettweiler by hiring her as radio's first woman baseball announcer. She’s Not There14 Jun, 2016 in Stories tagged Broadcasting / Popular Culture / Sports by Jay Douglas
3 America may be the land of the free and the home of the brave, but the welcome mat is definitely not out for our excess cheese. All 1.19 billion pounds of it (not a typo). What can we do? In The Name Of The Cheddar10 Jun, 2016 in Humor tagged Business / Food / Language by Jay Douglas