Ok, so it’s Tuesday. Please do not sue me. I’m begging you. On to the hatred o’ the day. The calendar says October. The thermometer says August. What’s to love about that? Nothing. Not one thing. Look at what happens when people dress according to the calendar without checking the current weather:
DRUG TAKE BACK IS SATURDAY
Here are the area locations where unused medications can be safely disposed of. This annual effort has kept literally tons of pharmaceuticals out of groundwater and landfills – and perhaps out of the hands of thieves, little children and others. In short, it’s good to dispose of unused, unneeded or expired medications, and this is the proper way to do …
Get out there!
All summer, heat haters have been waiting for cooler weather and lower humidity. It’s here! And cooler and lower are two weather words we’re going to be seeing more of in the weeks and months ahead. So let’s get out there! For yourself! Your wife! Your husband! For your kids! For the future! For your waistline! For your heart!
I LOVE HANNAH
I love her attitude. And you will too. Promise. As I watched this, I thought of my own encounters with cancer and the many people I know who have been and are locked in a face-to-face duel with this scourge. I thought of the lonely hours, the sleepless nights, the fear of the unknown, how fleeting and precious life is, …
GRANOLA: some assembly required
As promised in today’s issue of the Medical Examiner (be sure to check out an entire article about granola), here’s the Medical Examiner’s personal favorite granola. Homemade. Delicious. Nutritious. Salubrious, of course. The M.E. is, after all, Augusta’s Most Salubrious Newspaper. Plus this stuff is ridiculously easy to prepare. Throw all the dry ingredients into a large bowl. Stir ’em …
BAD BILLY ON TLC!
The television event of the year – as you already know – is TLC’s My Big Fat American Gypsy Wedding, which premieres Sunday, May 27, at 10:00 p.m. The program features the Medical Examiner’s very own award-wanting columnist Bad Billy Laveau. Now that he has retired from the practice of medicine, he has the time to marry gypsies, among other …
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Recently retired WRDW News anchorman Tom Campbell writes in the Jan. 6 Medical Examiner about what he has learned from battling cancer. Don’t miss it! And, he has promised to check in on our pages again in the future, so stay tuned. Thanks, Tom. We wish you the very best.