Category Archives: Medical care in the US

I am herein reporting a supply chain problem

Posted on December 29, 2022 by Naomi

Halls sugar-free cough drops. Because of a chronic lung problem called bronchiectasis, I’ve developed a mild dependency on Halls. They’re the strongest cough drops, with the most menthol. I’m willing to admit some of my dependency is, well, addictive behavior … Continue reading →

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A stunning historical coincidence today, in an unlikely place

Posted on December 7, 2022 by Naomi

Rarely do my teeth require work beyond cleaning. But a funny little hole appeared in tooth 18 (they do have numbers, I’ve learned, by which they announce themselves). After two dentistical people poked around in it a few months ago, … Continue reading →

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Bizarre and hilarious facts from Harper’s Weekly Review

Posted on November 10, 2022 by Naomi

How many times did I laugh? And/or wince? Uncountable. You too should have this pleasure, ergo… You Think Our Country Is Bad? Department •Two days after losing an election, Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro, who said that a congresswoman was too … Continue reading →

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