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do you 'extra tidy up' when guests are coming over?
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do you have a specific way you make your sandwiches/burgers etc.  (i.e. peanut butter on the bread and jelly in the middle:
when you tip...do you just hit the pre-set tip amounts?
when someone tell you "you're probably not going to like this at first but you'll get used to it" (ashley's story)
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game: prison commissary price is right
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mixed use buildings...would you want to live in one?
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game: Outburst
weird things in people's yard
goodbye/fun facts....National Military Spouse Appreciation Day is an annual observance that takes place on the Friday preceding Mother’s Day. It shows appreciation for the commitment and sacrifice that the spouses of service members make, together with the rest of the family, while they’re away on the mission to defend the country. The role of the military spouse can be very challenging, given that they often relocate the family, sometimes with little notice....they help their children adjust to new schools and friends.  if you know a military spouse:  Offer assistanceif you can in practical matters such as childcare, household chores, or running errands.

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70% of us are stressed out by packing for a trip
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game: 1 minute mystery
how do you define "a long day"?
fashion update: what's 'in' for summer 2024?
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game: mind the gap part 1
game: mind the gap part 2
world's most beautiful countries
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fidget spinners...pop its...and stickers can all help with anxiety
3 spices doctors and nutritionists say we should all have in our cabinets
"goodbye/fun facts....lost sock memorial day...We are not certain but what we do know is that losing one sock of a perfectly-matched pair is a wide-spread phenomenon. In a recent survey it was determined the average person loses 1.3 socks each month! but don't toss those single socks anymore...turn them into dust rags...or chew toys for pets. fill them with beans and use them for your corn hole game. fill with rice and make a door stop. make a sachet or use it as a pincushion.  
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most beloved tv moms.  who is your favorite?
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interesting uses for your hair dryer
are you 'uninspired' at work?
game: soda word ladder
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would you rather have a loud neighbor or a nosey neighbor?
mental floss list of common words we're mispronouncing
game: coke vs pepsi
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should drive thru's have an exit if your food is taking too long?
game:  commercial jingles
goodbye/fun facts....nothing says warmer weather and longer days filled like Coconut Cream Pie! Back in the 19th century, with advances in importing and exporting perishable goods, Americans and Europeans fell in love with tropical fruits like bananas and pineapples but they were prone to go bad on long overland voyages. The shipping problem was solved by a French export company in what is now modern-day Sri Lanka when their experts began to shred and dry coconut meat. This made the food much more accessible to Americans...coconut trees produce their fruit all year long. And the milk and meat are processed for canning and drying, making it easily accessible for year-round baking. 

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what's your fast food 'go to' food?
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the average person spends $53 a week on themselves
game: guess that celebrity voice
which sesame street character are you most like?
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3 things we do that we think are safe...but really aren't
game: everybody knows
 
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coffee or tea?  your morning drink says a lot about you
game: general trivia
goodbye/fun facts....Travel enthusiasts focus on travel planning while marketing professionals put their skills into increasing the local economy through tourism. On May 7th the two come together for National Tourism Day. Deciding where to go on your next vacation getaway is oftentimes difficult when trying to please everyone in the travel party. What is the #1 most popular destination spot in the world? the Eiffel Tower. What is the #1 destination spot in the U.S.? The National Mall in Washington DC. Travel is good for lots of things...studies show traveling can make you a happier person by building self-confidence through new experiences

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what's a "listening bar"?
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game: calendar trivia
ways to cope if you're super stressed at work
are there certain 'every day' words you struggle to spell?
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would you pay extra to stay at an "icons" air bnb?
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silly things we judge people for
things you didn't know you clean with a magic eraser
goodbye/fun facts....Sun Awareness Week...it's not quite offically summer...but as the weather gets warmer and the sun is out longer...this week centers around teaching people about skin cancer, as well as informing them about how to increase their protection when they step out into the sun.  the sun provides warmth, life, and vitality...vitamin d etc etc...but we need to protect ourselves against the ultraviolet rays...Too much UV radiation from the sun can damage the DNA in our skin cells causing skin cancer. dermatologists recommend using sunscreen any time you're out in the sun...and reapplying every two hours.

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game: Movies trivia game
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most and least glamorous jobs
game: minute mystery
can you make yourself become a morning person?
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are you "membership programmed" out?
game: 80's and 90's trivia
do you care if your online order comes in a nice box?
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43% of americans say this is the best home compliment they can receive
essential car safety items
goodbye/fun facts....wordsmith day...The term ‘wordsmith’ is derived from ancient phrases like ‘blacksmith,’ ‘goldsmith,’ ‘silversmith,’ and ‘locksmith,’ all of which refer to a high level of competence and expertise in a particular technique. Wordsmiths possess mastery in the use of words and are in the profession of weaving words like magic that leave an imprint on others. think of Books, articles, and dialogue in movies...that have had an impact on you.  and those who have been labeled 'wordsmiths' like Shakespeare and Woodsworth and Hemingway.