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HOME:Useful Information 10 Secrets For Writing Killer Complaint Letters Complaint letters aren't always fun, but sometimes they need to be written. In many cases, if people don't complain, the problem agency at fault (i.e. company or government) won't even know that the problem you and others may have experienced, even exists. A Lesson to be Learned Casey was drunk again last night. It wasn't her first drunken night. Not by a long shot. Most likely it won't be her last. It was just the most expensive. So far. 3 beers, 2 shots and a DUI brought the tab to $2520.00 Plus the cost of her totaled car and the cost of the side of the car she slammed into. Baby Shower Ideas It gets harder and harder to come up with unique baby shower ideas. A lot of women don't enjoy playing games, and yet you still want to involve family and friends. Cell Phone Etiquette There are so many 'polite' things to keep in mind when using your cellular phone. There are also just common sense things to keep in mind such as not making prank calls from your cell phone as it is generally cheaper from your home phone land line and even cheaper from work. (Please don't really make prank calls. It is a bad thing to do, but made for an amusing story line.) Coping with the Departure of Loved Ones Without a doubt, the most painful experience in life is the loss of a loved one. The most devastating for most people is the loss of a child or a spouse. Over the years, I have had the fortune to conduct seminars on death and immortality, and also support groups for those who have recently lost loved ones. Driving with the Big Rigs Part 1 Everyone that knows me knows my biggest pet peeves have to do with driving. Other people's driving. The way most people drive is just appalling, stupid, and rude. But never did I fully appreciate just how completely stupid some people drive until I rode along with my husband in a fully loaded dump truck. Driving with the Big Rigs part 2 Driving Tips Email Etiquette Email opened up for a whole new form of communication. Almost like a letter, but lacking in the personal feel of a hand-written document, and transmitted in a matter of seconds. Just as there are certain rules to follow when writing a letter, so it is with email. Hangover Cures Have you ever woken up after what seemed like a great night out, only to see the Wicked Witch from the Land of Oz starring back at you, and feeling like you never want to drink again? How to Handle a Telemarketer It's like clockwork. You sit down to dinner and the phone rings. You answer it. The caller is trying to sell you something or tell you that you've won a fabulous prize. Surprise! You're in college! No matter how hard or how long you plan for college, it's filled with surprises, from dorm conflicts and academic rigors to the relationship maze and campus logistics. Tipping in the US This is a rough guide based on Girlposse's research and personal opinions. Tipping should be based on what you feel a person deserves, if anything. What Should You Do With a Snoring Bed Partner Studies show that the most common way a sleep deprived bedmate deals with the snoring curse is to complain to the snorer. This usually creates an abundance of ill will but solves nothing. Women’s History Month March is Women’s History Month. We’re chicks, we can dig it. There have been many, many, many great women throughout history. Many you know about, such as Susan B. Anthony, Betsy Ross, Helen Keller, and the list goes on. Tips for Babysitters ­ part 1 Caring for children is one of the biggest responsibilities there is. Babysitters must both protect the children in their care as well as themselves. There are a number of cautionary steps babysitters should be aware of: Gentlemen: Start Your Garage Sales! Hey, don’t be shocked, gentlemen love garage sales too! And for good reason. You see, many men are really cheapskates at heart and love the idea of getting a bargain on a set of golf clubs, or set of socket wrenches, or a box of fishing lures. Help, I've Been Stolen! Have you noticed strange charges appearing on your credit card statement? Calls to unknown numbers on your phone bill? Or withdrawals you didn't make from your bank account? You could be a victim of identity theft ­ the fastest growing crime in the United States. Why YOU Need to Understand the Differences About the Bush-Kerry Plan for Health Care In the last debate, there were several sound bites that are still resonating from the two candidates while battling over domestic issues. The democrats charge Bush with a record of failing on the economy and health care. Bush accused Kerry of a Senate record that is not in the mainstream and showing little accomplishment. Whatever the sound bite, this election is very crucial regarding health care and the direction it may take in the future. My message is get educated on the issues and then vote. I hope the brief information provided will stimulate you to think about the differences in their planned approach to resolve health care issues and to research more on your own to find the answers.