The late comedian George Carlin had a great routine about all the “stuff’ we acquire and how we must find places to put all our “stuff.” More and more “stuff” piles up and then there’s no room for more “stuff,” so you have to get rid of some of your “stuff.” I invoke Carlin’s memory […]
There’s a book called “Delivering Happiness” that’s been on The New York Times best seller list since June when it was published. Its author, Tony Hsieh, was a co-founder of Link Exchange and current CEO of Zappos. The companies were acquired by Microsoft and Amazon respectively – making Hsieh, already very successful, very rich. It’s […]
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I just read “The Worst Hard Time,” by Timothy Egan, subtitled “The untold story of those who survived the Great American Dust Bowl.” It’s a book that recounts ambitious settlers’ reckless stripping of native grasses from the High Plains in the early decades of the 20th century. Left vulnerable to erosive winds that blew deadly […]
Some people wonder if sweepstakes winners can be predicted. Is there a secret source, or perhaps a psychic animal with special sixth sense, that foretells to whom sweepstakes prizes will be awarded?
Today we’re launching the new PCHBlog. As you may remember a few months ago we posted a special peek at the new PCHblog logo design (If you missed it, you can find it here). After months of hard work, we’re finally at the point where we can share the exciting new design and features with you, our loyal blog readers!
