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10 Politically Correct but Factually False Words and Phrases to Stop Using Immediately To counter the left’s lies, conservatives have to use words that accurately reflect the truth — not words that actively mean the opposite.

Sunday is Mother’s Day It’s that time of year again. Graduation is just around the corner. Some students are preparing for college, others for the workforce – all in an effort to land the perfect job and live a comfortable life.

On a package of five-inch fishing lures: Harmful if swallowed. On a Sears hair dryer: Do not use while sleeping. On a Zippo lighter: Do not ignite in face. On a Pop-Tart box: Filling may be hot when heated. On a package of Nytol sleeping aids: May cause drowsiness.

Recently, a friend shared the following with us and we thought you might enjoy it. It reminded me of my mother......... Grandma’s Letter The other day I went up to a local Christian bookstore and saw a honk if you love Jesus bumper sticker.

At this stage of life, I spend a lot of time looking for things. (glasses, keys, pens, etc.) One of our readers said he thought of me when he read the following. Some of you other “old timers” might also identify with it. HAS ANYBODY SEEN MY CAR KEYS?

Take time to reflect on the past and how simple life was a few years ago. Think about these things of the past. Black and White TV. Mainly, the thing you could see very well was white dots called snow. If you are under age 40, you won’t understand.

Sunday, we lose an hour of sleep as Daylight Savings Time arrives. I do not like Daylight Savings Time and never will. A wise old Indian once said, “Only the government would believe that you could cut a foot off the top of a blanket, sew it to the bottom, and have a longer blanket.

Oreo Cookies now Political? Like many of us old timers I never thought about the cookies I enjoy being democrat or republican. I don’t want to know their politics I just want to eat them. Well believe it or not Oreo came out to tell us their opinion that “trans people exist.

Betty Hanner writes that we all like to complain about the cold weather — while we are snuggled in woolen socks, fleece-lined boots, thermal underwear, down-filled coats and whatever else we need to brave the cold outdoors.

Quote of the week…“Weather forecasting is still a few hours behind arthritis.” —CC— My favorite story of the week…..It was Valentine’s Day, and the doorbell rang. Mrs. Smith opened her front door and found two neighborhood children on her front doorstep.