humor

It's true. The one thing that everyone possesses is an opinion. I have no problem with a recent British visitor who had two words to describe Illinois, but he/she/it should have been more polite about it.

I have two thoughts about what I'll admit is a funny way that a citizen of the British Isles just described the United States. Specifically, it's their one word description of Wisconsin that is both accurate (most of the time) and also a bit limiting.

It's human nature that people love compliments. Nothing builds the self esteem more than a nice "well done" from someone. If you're complimenting someone from Illinois, however, you need to compliment them on one specific thing which a new study says they appreciate the most.

It's illegal in so many analogical ways.

A man who was never photographed or painted with a smiling, let alone laughing face, is about to get a makeover in Naperville.

We may be losing our body heat, but many are keeping their sense of humor.

I would imagine it's pretty cool to send a letter off to the world's most powerful man and not only receive a response, but a check too. That's what happened to an 11 year old girl named Lisa. In 1986, Lisa decided she wanted to do something to help the homeless in her area...