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Body Temperature (MM #2674)

I was in the shower the other day and started thinking back to something I should have learned in school. Why does our body temperature remain the same, but we have to adjust our shower temperature every season?

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Everyone Is Stupid (MM #2483)

Whenever cold weather or snow hit Middle Tennessee this time of year I get a strange feeling. I honestly get the feeling that the TV news people think everyone is stupid…

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Big Coats (MM #2480)

The winter weather has set in across the US. And while many people hate the cold, the wind, and even snow they don’t bother me. My concern is big coats…

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Survived The Holidays (MM #2478)

I’m extremely thankful, I think I survived the holidays. Now I’m not talking about parties and celebrations, I’m talking about my health. So many people have a cold of the flu right now, I need to watch out…

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Cold Snap (MM #2451)

It’s time to panic! Our first cold snap of the season is coming. Since I’ve lived through a lot of winters I can with authority say that there’s no need for all the angst. Furthermore, the cold weather normally arrives about this time of year…

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Cough Medicine (MM #2243)

I continue to fight this cold. I’ve got a lot of congestion and I cough a lot. So I decided to go to the store and get some cough medicine…

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Winter Rain (MM #2156)

It’s been raining on and off the last couple of days. And this rain made me realize something. Winter rain feels colder than rain in the other seasons. The temperature can be the same, but winter rain still feels colder…

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45 Degrees (MM #2129)

I know that this is going to sound crazy, but work with me here. I think that 45 degrees is actually the worst outdoor temperature. No, it’s not 10 below, but I do have an explanation…

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The Common Cold (MM #1793)

It happens to all of us, about once or twice a year. It’s our old friend the common cold. And while I understand why it’s called the common cold I truly don’t understand why we can’t, or won’t cure something that’s well, common….

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