Thinning hair might not be a problem that you have, but it is quite possible that a loved one struggles with this problem.

Actually, I think my husband does. To be honest, I never really noticed.

His hair looks just fine to me.

Sheesh, I know people who would pay to have such a striking shade.

But his sister told me that actually a lttle vain about his hair.

HaHa! Could have fooled me! I didn't think the man had a vain hair on his head.

I guess maybe a tube of shampoo for thinning hair might be a nice gift.

I am happy.

I am very, very happy.

But some days, the devil tries to tell me otherwise.

On those days, as in all days we need to draw close to the one who loves us.

Some will say, there is a big difference between the terms "happy" and "joy"

To them I want to say, "Give me a break. I understand what you are saying, but don't get caught up on my semantical choice of words."

Yes, maybe I should say "joy-filled" but can't we just leave a little wiggle room here and accept that we can feel good and high on all sorts of things, and that is OK! If we are happy on hgh, who should blow the whistle on our supplemental fun?

I know about textbooks.

I know a thing or two about how to sell textbooks, too.

Textbooks were once a part of my life, in fact they were a major part of my life for about my first thirty five years to forty years.

But that chapter is closed, and the characters laid to rest.

Now as a writer, writing books of my own, I can't help but to think that some of those character traits, some of those lessons, some of those old, old stories won't resurface in creative new ways.

Praise God! I've never been one to suffer from the dreaded pounding in the head that afflicts so many folks on a never-ending basis.

But for those who suffer from headaches and migraines, finding effective relief is the key to enjoying day-to-day living.

Which leads me to ask the question: What are the best migraine treatments?

The best way that I've learned to cure a problem, is to begin with research. Use that wonderful computer and let it be your guide in discovering cures for that nagging throb between your ears.

"I'm looking for a pulse oximeter. I've looked and I've looked, but I can't find what I need."

"There lies the problem with living in a small town. Either you have to drive to the big city or you need to get online."

"Actually, I've been to the big city and I still can not find the right one."

"Where would I go online?"

"Well you can either google the words "pulse oximeter or you could go directly to an online source such as Portable Nebs dot com!"

Funny things happen as you age. Take the popular magazine ad for an acne cream. The model was easily beyond fifty years old in age.

She wore a pair of faded jeans, threadbare in the knees, a pair that could have easily been worn by someone half her age. On the bridge of her nose was a pair of bifocals.

And on her chin was one lone pimple.

"Pimples at my age? How can this be?"

"Sweetie you need www.howtotreatacne.org>"

Sometimes direct mail marketing is the best form of advertising for the small business.

I like postcards. They are short and sweet and simply perfect for spotlighting a particular product or service.

Now the big question is: Do consumers read postcards or do they toss them in the trash?

Well, you can increase the effectiveness by choosing compelling photography.

"The biggest frustration of all is that we don't have an equestrian shop nearby."

"I don't believe it. With all the horses out there, there are no equestrian stores?"

"Best I can tell, the closest one is 75 miles away."

"Well, looks like a captive audience for someone wishing to open a store."

"The cost of a brick and morter store can be prohibitive. These days many people are just going online to places such as The Equestrian Corner for their breeches."