The Mason Minute

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Online Orders (MM #5312)
I dont know many people who enjoy shopping at a big box store. Yes, its convenient, and the prices are great, but the experience can cause significant stress for people. I dont get stressed when vi
Conversations (MM #5311)
If you've ever spent a great deal of time with teenagers, it's often difficult to get them to talk to you. You'll get the basics, but it's rarely an actual back-and-forth. And when you do have convers
Old Files (MM #5310)
When you're a digital pack rat like I am, you never know what kind of old files you're going to find. The other day, I was in my home office looking for something, but I don't even remember what it wa
Good Buddy (MM #5309)
Today we're exploring technology, again. But this time, I'm walking down memory lane. When I looked at the calendar this morning, I realized it was 10-4. You know, like the old CB radio catchphrase, 1
Technophobia (MM #5308)
Many people won't admit it, but they fear technology. Everything's changing at such a rapid clip that many people don't know what to do. And some people can even be considered technophobic. No, techno
Driver’s Education (MM #5307)
Many times, as I'm heading to and from work, I think about how long I've been driving. I recall the things I've seen and the predicaments I've gotten myself into and out of. And I owe it all to my dri
65 Years (MM #5306)
When it comes to celebrating marriage, people always talk about the big numbers like 25, 50, and, if you're lucky, 75. Those are the ones that have fancy names, such as silver, gold, and diamond. But
Tiny Bugs (MM #5305)
When we were kids, we were fascinated with insects. But by the time youre an adult, you come to hate them. It doesnt matter what kind, theyre all a hassle. We have a problem with ants numerous time
Fiber (MM #5304)
Ive been hearing this most of my life, and Im sure you have, too. One of the keys to good health is ingesting the proper amount of fiber in your diet. Its good for your digestion and will keep you
Glasses (MM #5303)
Ive never looked up this statistic, but Ive got to think that by the end of our lives, at least 80% of us wear glasses for some portion of them. For some of us, it starts early. I got my first pair