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Show Notes-Episode #011

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Have you ever heard of Big Foot? A large, furry, half-man, half-beast that lives deep in the forest has been rumored to exist for decades, maybe even hundreds of years. But to this day, there has not been any conclusive evidence of Big Foot's existence. It is one of the most well known conspiracy theories out there. And that's just the tip of the ice berg. Conspiracy theories take many shapes, some are funny stories, some are political in nature. The one thing they all have in common is that no one has been able to definitively prove or disprove them. So the theories keep getting passed on from generation to generation. In this episode I talk about a few of those theories, and whether I believe them or not.…
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Show Notes-Episode #010

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These days vaccines are front page news. With the COVID-19 pandemic raging, millions of people have lined up to get vaccinated. But even with the high numbers of hospitalizations and deaths, millions more have yet to get vaccinated. In this episode I talk about this topic. When the vaccine was first announced, I was hesitant, as many others were. But as the science backed up the safety of the shots, I felt more comfortable with the idea and got vaccinated when my turn came. Many of you probably feel the same. But I am also sure there are those of you who refuse to get the shot for a variety of reasons. You certainly have the right to make this choice. However, many would argue that the needs of the…
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Show Notes-Episode #009

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I love reading books. And by books, I mean the physical, bound kind. The ones you can actually hold in your hand and turn the pages. My favorite place to find a good book is at the bookstore. But these days that has become a much harder thing to do. With more modern technology like e-readers, tablets and smart phones being used to download books, the brick and mortar bookstores have become almost obsolete. Borders and Walden books are gone already, and many Barnes and Noble stores have also closed. But I miss these stores. Large buildings with aisles and aisles of every type of book you can imagine. I'm not against using an e-reader and I actually have downloaded several e-books myself. But there is no substitution for being…
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Show Notes-Episode #008

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*This post contains an affiliate link, and I will be compensated if you make a purchase after clicking on my link. If there is one thing that I hate more than most anything, it's waiting in lines! It really doesn't matter what the line is for or where it is, either. I hate waiting at the grocery store. I hate waiting in traffic, I hate waiting on the phone! In this episode I get into detail about how much waiting in lines annoys me, and my special guest, Shea joins in! She feels the same way I do, and we have a good time telling you why! Although it seems that there are times when it is unavoidable, we still can't stand it! I'm sure you will be able to…
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Waiting In Lines #008

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If you hate waiting in lines as much as I do, then you will enjoy this episode. Listen in as my special guest, Shea, and I lament being forced to wait in lines, over and over again! If you missed any other episodes, you can find them here: https://statementsofopinion.com//episodes
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Show Notes-Episode #007

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When I park my car in a parking lot, it sometimes feels like I am encountering a minefield-one wrong move and boom! One way of navigating this successfully is by demonstrating good parking neighbor etiquette. In this episode I discuss what it means to be a good parking neighbor. Whether it is snowing or sunny, there are always issues that happen in the parking lot that can make your blood boil! But if we all took the time to demonstrate good etiquette by taking our neighbors in the lot into consideration, many fights, arguments, and tragedies good be avoided! Parking neighbor etiquette is easy to show and can go a long way in brightening someone's day. From cleaning off a spot to parking in the lines, there are many ways…
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