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Happy Birthday

6/6/2025

YouTube star, J'Alliah Royalty celebrates her 18th birthday today. Yeah, you're adult now. Well the rules haven't changed as you're still with mama and and Papa. Hey don't worry we'll still be looking and enjoying you on C J So Cool channel. Happy birthday from all of your fans.

TikTok star Esme Leos turns 13 today. Hi Esme we're enjoying your show "Kriss and Esme." Great job. Lots of special greetings to you on your special day.

YouTube heart throb Ryan Higa is 35 today. Yes, we enjoyed on, "Nice Guys," "How to be a Gangster, and "The Ipod Human. " Have a great birthday,Ryan

"And Aubrey was her name
And not so very ordinary girl or name
But who's to blame?
For a love that wouldn't bloom
For the hearts that never played in tune
Like a lovely melody that everyone can sing
Take away the words that rhyme it doesn't mean a thing"
(Lyrics from the song,"Aubrey" by the group "Bread"
You see they knew long ago that Aubrey would be special and they were absolutely spot on.
Star of "Modern Family," Aubrey celebrates her 18th birthday today. Have a great day, Aubrey.

Fashion Week

6/5/2025

Now that summer is almost here we'll give you a heads up on some new swimwear for 2025
According to some fashion experts these are the styles that would be trending for this year.

Animal prints are certainly the styles that are projected to hit.
Here are some others.

Underwire Tops

Snake Mesh -One piece

Tularosa Cersei -One Piece

Scarlet Red/ Pink

Cutout-One Pieces

Mugler Cut Out-One Piece

LSPACE -One Piece

Surf Top

Surf Suit-One Piece

Tropic of C

Lotus Top

Crochet Bikini

Crochet Voop Bikini Top

Beach Jewellery

Modern Relationships

6/2/2025

Over the years there have been many books and articles, along with televisions shows, and podcasts seeking to explain one of the greatest challenges facing us--how to get along. Apart from focusing on social interactions, the most crucial seems to be couple relations.
Yes, there are millions of experts, from religious leaders to psychologists, to self-proclaimed gurus who have the perfect solutions. Yet still we find that this union, while an important part of society's stabilization is under pressure. Or is it?
From as far back as recorded history goes marriage has been the backbone of human survival as a species. In his book "Wired for Love," author Stan Tatkin says, "Couplehood has been fro the dawn of human history, to the primary social structure, of our species, giving rise to larger structures of family, community, society, culture, and civilization. He further states that," What happens in the home determines what happens in the society, and given the perennial presence of conflict and violence between partners and among groups and cultures, we can conclude that (what ever help couples get to make things work has not been very helpful--paraphrase. The author believes that if we were to look at it from a logical premise, that healthy couples are essential to a healthy society then, "helping couples should be elevated from a romantic sentiment-- and a professional career to a primary societal value." (Stay tuned , we'll be right back.)

Garden Corner

6/2/2025

Now that summer starts this month and many garden experts would be tending their garden, here are some of the plants you'll see blooming.

Sunflowers: These come in different varieties. Young sunflowers are heliotropic, meaning that they turn to follow the movement of the Sun across the sky from east to west and turn back towards the east at nights. At maturity they begin to only face the east.

Zinnias : Also come in different varieties.
A fast -growing annual season flower that blooms vibrantly from summer until frost. They thrive in full sunlight and prefer nutrient-rich well draining soil

Dahlias: Their varieties are numerous. Often gets mistaken for other species of flowers. Often described as a flower with an attitude of dignity, as it holds its colorful bloom aloof with noble elegance.

Marigolds: French marigolds have different shades of orange and yellow. They'll grow 12 to 14 feet. They need light to germinate so press them into the soil rather than covering them.

These plants fall into two categories:
1. Grandiflora
2. Multiflora.
Grandiflora have larger flowers. They are great for hanging basket or containers
Multiflora varieties produce smaller flowers, though they come in thicker . These are good for flower beds because they handle wet weather better than their other variety.

Salvias: Red salvia flowers form a striking accent when massed together as bedding plants, when lined up in a row as edging plants or used as a vertical accent in a container. A native of Brazil, the plant is a perennial but often grown as an annual in temperate zone.

Geraniums: There are more than 300 species of this plant. So take your pick and enjoy caring for them. These plants can be annual or seasonal.

Health News

5/29/2025

Migraines - A Bothersome Ailment
More than one billion people worldwide are living with migraines. Yet, it has been overlooked as one of the most debilitating diseases on the planet. And the challenging news is that there is no cure. However, there are some resources to help patients effectively manage their migraine symptoms.

1. Sleep Smart

Sleep is a tricky trigger. Too much or too little can bring on a migraine. The key is to keep your downtime constant. Figure out your sleep schedule and stick to it.

2. Don't Skip Meals

When your blood sugar drops, your brain feels it first. Hunger is a common cause for headaches. Be sure you're giving your body the fuel it needs to work all day.

3.Watch the Caffeine

This pick-me-up is both a trigger and treatment for migraines. Some headache meds add caffeine because it boosts the effectiveness of the pain relievers.The problems comes when you have too much. You could set yourself for a rebound headache, so be careful with caffeine.

4. Don't Over -or Underdo Exercises

Sometimes too much exercise can spark a migraine. But regular , moderate activity will give you overall health a boost and help you stay headache-free. Remember to start slowly and increase your activity level gradually.

5. Watch the Weather

Storms often comes with change in atmospheric pressure. These shifts can be a doozy on your head, so don't get caught off guard. Check the forecast often so that you can have treatment on hand if you need it.

6. Don't Dry Out

Even mild dehydration can spell trouble if you suffer from migraines. Give yourself a goal of eight glasses of water a day to keep the head pain away.
Limit caffeine-containing and alcohol beverages since they can dehydrate you.

7. Plan for Your Period

Hormones can wreak havoc on your head. It is common to get migraines with your period. Some women get them when they ovulate and during menopause, too. Have a pain-relief plan in place when you know your hormones will be in flux.

8. Sinus Issues

Inflamed sinuses, a common result of allergies or infection can trigger headaches including migraines. Be careful how to expose yourself to pollen and other allergy triggers.

9. Noises and Glares

Chronic migraines sufferers are easy targets for loud noises and sharp light glares. Ensure that your environment is conducive to these triggers.

These are just some of the things that can affect migraine sufferers. Hopefully this article raises awareness of the the ailment and help those who are free from this disease to become sensitized to those who are afflicted.

Humor Corner

5/29/2025

Here are a few short ones.
1. I went to an aquarium this weekend, but didn't stay long. There's something fishy about that place.
2. What do you call a Frenchman wearing sandals? Philippe Fallop.
3. I gave my handyman a to-do list. But he only did jobs 1, 3, and 5. Turns out he only does odd jobs.

ART

5/29/2025

"The Artist's Father Reading L'eVenement" by Paul Cezanne.--1866.
Paul Cezanne is a renowned name in the art world, particularly to his pioneering endeavors in art that radically changed the school of thought and significantly influenced abstract art in the 20th century.
He was a French-Post impressionist of the 19th century, famous for his depiction of still-life, landscapes, and portraits.

Did You Know?

5/24/2025

Sergio Seriani became an indentured servant in a German factory during World War 11.
Living conditions were abysmal, food was very scarce. From the few anecdotes that Sergio told his family, the laborers would dig up the potatoes that others had planted out at night from the fields inside the plant, eat them and put the stems and leaves back onside the ground to make seem that the tuber was still there; they would eat even the peel. By Sergio's account he and other laborers would lick dew from the rocks in the morning to quench their thirst. Altogether during the time he spent there he lost over 55 lbs. from a healthy weight of 176 lbs to around 121 lbs. Eventually the Allied advanced all over Germany in April 1945 and freed the prisoners at Leuna Works.

The Ford Model T revolutionized the automobile industry by making it affordable to the masses. Henry Ford's vision was to create a practical solidly built "motorcar for the great multitude" that could be within reach of the average worker.
The Model T's unique design, allowed it to comfortably fit 5 passengers making practical for families. This car became available from October 1, 1908 and continued production until May 26, 1927.

Quotations

5/24/2025

1. " Life is meant to be a challenge, because challenges make you grow." --Manny Pacquiao
2. " If you change your mindset, you have the ability to change your whole world."--Damien Thomas
3. " Life is about change and growth. Embrace it with open arms as things are always changing."--Unknown
4. " Today I give thanks to everyone who has been part of my life's journey." --Unknown

SEASONS MAGAZINE 09/25 COPYRIGHT 2025

5/21/2025

SHORT STORY

Just around 11pm. a power outage suddenly struck the neighborhood. Most of the residents were asleep. Or maybe not; as there was a party in the homes on one of the streets with 50 or more attendees. The mostly teenage- revellers panicked. Most switched on their cell phones to wiggle their way out of the three-bedroom house. Some girls screamed. Most boys enjoying the blackout. But two people were in big trouble.
Morian was a small city inside of Huntstown. Tall trees hovered over the mainly ranch style structures. Rabbits and birds found a home here. Many homeowners placed various types of birdhouses on trees or any other structures they found convenient. And so most were familiar with the bird vocabulary. There were romantic calls, long speeches, and even some admonitions. But the best part was when the feathered group gathered in song everyone would listened. A few soloists tried to outdo each other. That was indeed music to the ear.
Cats meowed and scampered around the yards, sometimes scaring the birds away. French Bulldogs, German Shepherds, Golden Retrievers, and even some poodles were taken for their regular morning walks. The mornings, especially in summer were usually a pageant.
The early days of the city saw mostly law students moving into Morian. They bred families who followed in their profession. Some of them formed law firms, while others had their own private practices. Words like litigation, indict, and prima facie were thrown around freely in many households. Shopping for jacket and ties was quite common in this city. Most of the dwellers bought their suits from a store that had been there since the formation of the town. A few purchased theirs from other outlets if the prices were competitive.
Weddings and birthday parties were mostly held at the spacious city hall in the town. But 16-year-old Ken and his 15-year-old sister held a friend's party at their parents' home. Furniture was moved around. Most were packed into one room. A few of the teenagers were from Marion, but he bulk came from an adjoining city. Most were Ken's friend's. Ken planted the idea in his sister's mind six weeks prior to their parents going on a weekend trip.
Invitations were inconspicuously shared. When the day arrived, the teenagers didn't disappoint. The plan was to end the party at about 9pm. But there was more liquor than food. and it flowed. The music was intoxicating. Everyone danced their heads off. They gyrated, they pranced, they swayed. But the when the power went out the glee became gloom.
Sirens interrupted the darkness. Patrol cars and fire trucks had arrived. Flashlights illuminated the building. Drunken faces and terrified expressions became the art. The patrol officers asked for the main residents of the building. Ken and his sister shamefully raised their hands. The officers wanted their parents. They were told that they had gone on weekend trip. The final question was, who had supplied the liquor for this party? No one answered . Investigations are still ongoing. © Wallace Paul. May 2025.