I don't know about anyone else, but if I were Santa I would certainly get sick of cookies and milk. Of course, the first few thousand houses might have the best cookies ever, but I just don't know how much I'd be able to handle. I'd want something more substantial...maybe like a sandwich or a yummy bowl of soup.

An article on Huffington Post named 5 snacks that are another option to leave out for Santa. More Here...

I was reading this fascinating article on Healthkicker "Why Wrongful Birth Lawsuits Should Be Taken Seriously" By some defective. (Please read, so that this post makes sense!) I suppose, since we are given, repeatedly, by the defective, the title of some book that validates everything he says; and given the obvious, that it was written down and published, then obviously it must all be valid. So I figured I'd also take the idea of Wrongful Birth lawsuits seriously.

I've read a couple of news articles recently about parents suing for "wrongful birth" of overly talented children. Parents of children born with exceptional intelligence, powerful muscles, or even having extremely good looks have sued medical staff for allowing their children to be born instead of advising them accordingly to terminate the pregnancy in the event that their children may be more successful than they have been. Unfortunately, these cases have all been thrown out of court, even though I think they have legitimate complaints. More Here...

I drink water constantly. You'll rarely see me anywhere without a water bottle in hand. I drink about 2.5 liters of water on most days. Yesterday, at a functional medicine appointment, I found out that my water levels were 13% lower than what they should be. I couldn't believe that I was dehydrated, given the sheer volume of water I consume. More Here...