So today marks the one year deathiversary of Joan Rivers. Yes, I made the term “deathiversary” up and yes, I do have a copyright on it, and yes I’ll go full on Taylor Swift vs 16 year old girls on Etsy on you if you use it. Anyways, I know last year I posted “An Ode To Joan” which outlined just

First off let me say I’m about as politically in tune as Kim Jung Un but with that said I’ve got some thoughts on this debate. To start they call the candidates up on the stage and make them stand in a line like they’re about to play a heavy duty round of heads down, thumbs up. Then there’s three

Being new to the workforce I’ve noticed there are a few things that really need to be added to the common work day and I’m pretty surprised no President has signed a law making these few, minor adjustments mandatory. For instance, why isn’t there at least one puppy at every office? Puppies relieve

I love the Super Bowl for the same reason why most Americans do; there’s buff men in tight pants and you can eat wings, meatballs, potato skins and nachos all in the span of 3 hours because calories don’t count on Super Bowl Sunday. But most of all, like a true American brought up on product

It’s that time of year again, time to reflect on everything that happened in 2014 because there’s no way to kick off the new year like obsessing over the past. The biggest event of 2014 was when we lost the greatest Jewish grandmother the world has ever known, Joan Rivers. The second biggest event