| Oh Carnal One
Warm Holiday greetings to all of you sexually challenged folk! I do so hope that you'll lay off the weirdo sexual exploits this month and do something completely unexpected…like lay off the weirdo sexual exploits. Please, I'm begging you...  Read more...
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Health & Wellness
Vibrational Remediesby Sheri This month, I'm going to write about flower essences and vibrational remedies. Lindsay was kind enough to give us the article last month about her flower remedy for writers and I wanted to share my experience with them in general.  Read more... |
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War of the Worlds In 30 seconds and re-enacted by bunnies. Courtesy of www.angryalien.com |
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Congratulations to our October winner - Caroline Valdez! In the month of November, Changeling is offering a 5% discount on your next order! Just use discount code: Cheeky11 Thank you! |
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Diary of a Mad Cat
Friday Night Lament: Fuzzball held hostage 8Stuck! I'm stuck in a shoe rack! How on earth could this be happening to me? One minute I'm hiding from mom in the closet, the next minute she's opening the fresh tuna and I can't get there because I'm stuck. How mortifying. How humiliating. How badly I need to use the litter box… Read more... |
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What We're Thankful For
The authors and staff of Changeling share what they are thankful for this year... Read more...
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Facts of Life Counting, Counting by DaHeap If a person counted at the rate of 100 numbers a minute, and kept on counting for 8 hours a day, 5 days a week, it would take a little over 4 weeks to count to a million - and just over 80 years of nonstop counting to reach 1 billion.
A little trick called Double Figures
A simple mathematical trick can enable you to discover any number a person thinks of - and find out his or her age as well. Ask the person to pick a number of any size, double it, add 5, and multiply the result by 50. Next, tell the person to add 1,737 (this key number changes every year; for 1988 the number rises to 1,378, and so on for each subsequent year, for the year 2005 the number would is 1,755). Then ask the person to subtract the year in which he or she was born. The last two digits in the final answer will tell you the person's age on his or her birthday this year; the others will be the number first thought of. From Reader's Digest Book of Facts 1987. |
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