October 10 to October 16

When are you most wasteful?

Gabriel wins the last round

Excited for the day ahead.

'tis best to be positive.

October 3 to October 9

How best to wake up.

Winner for the past week:

Must award Nixon for amusing:


Orange treetops without angering Smokey

September 26 to October 2

What's the best about Autumn?

Nixon wins the last round

Government claims it doesn't exist.

September 19 to September 25

What's awesome about your job?

Tough choice for week's winner!

Even so Greg claims the crown:

Inflated balloon full of spiders.

Uniqueness and utter worthlessness wins.

Thanks to all for playing!

September 12 to September 18

Bad ideas for birthday gifts...

September 5 to September 11

When are you most greedy?

August 29 to September 4

How do you introduce yourself?

August 22 to August 28

How to approach new adventures.

August 15 to August 21

What's Faith mean to you?

Kim wins the last round...

On the couch in underwear.

August 8 to August 14

When are you truly home?

Walt knows the slow life...

When "Matlock" is too exciting.

July 25 to August 6

When is life too slow?

Winner for the past Week

Walt snags the win with...

Nearly every day this month.

July 18 to July 24

When is it too hot?

Winner for the past week

Amy summed it up nicely:

Murderous motelier has mommy issues.

July 11 to July 17

Summarize the classic movie: "Psycho."

Amy wins the last round

I am sore from laughing!

July 4 to July 10

When's "sore" a good thing?

Gabriel is the latest winner


When the clock is loudest

June 27 to July 3

When are you overly impulsive?

June 20 to June 26

What's fun about people watching?

June 13 to June 19

How do you get away?

June 6 to June 12

How do you indulge yourself?

May 30 to June 5

What could you live without?

May 23 to May 29

How do you "fill time?"

May 16 to May 22

How do you "just relax?"

May 9 to May 15

"Wishing your child didn't just..."

May 2 to May 8

Shut the TV off when...

April 25 to May 1

How do you celebrate birthdays?

Steven wins the latest round

When it's not too late.

April 18 to April 24

When is it too early?

April 11 to April 17

Poor excuses for driving aggressively.

Winner for the past week

Too easily, Walt wins again.

Most things school administrators do.

April 4 to April 10

Leadership techniques that don't work.

March 28 to April 3

How do you define friendship?

March 21 to March 27

How does your spouse impress?

March 14 to March 20

What is your "plan B?"

March 7 to March 13

Of what worth is worrying?

February 28 to March 5

What helps keep you balanced?

February 21 to February 28

Relate happiness, contentment, and joy.

February 14 to February 20

How honest is "too honest?"

Winner for the past week

Maryland agrees with Walt's entry.

Another snow storm tomorrow night.

(Turns out, timing is same.)

February 7 to February 13

What's likely to scare you?

February 1 to February 7

What makes something truly valuable?

January 24 to January 30

News headlines that really weren't.

January 17 to January 23

What are proud of doing?

January 10 to January 16

What prize satisfies the most?

Liz easily snags the win

I wish I weren't home.

January 3 to January 9

Inner monologue after long vacation.

Winner for the past week

Both entries were much appreciated.

I lean towards Liz's, though:

Pretend we are better people.

December 27 to January 3

Why do we make "resolutions?"

Curl Girl wins this round

I'm going back to school.

December 20 to December 26

Recession era career change tips.

December 13 to December 19

When's regret a healthy emotion?

December 6 to December 12

What's your plan for snow?

November 29 to December 5

What was worth your money?

November 22 to November 28

How much is too much?

November 15 to November 21

What Natives thought first "Thanksgiving."

Mariella enters and earns win:

you can't find the cat

November 8 to November 14

When's it time to clean?

November 1 to November 7

What is you bedtime routine?

Walt reminds us of Wonka-Vision.

Didn't Wonka already invent it?

October 25 to October 31

What's the future for television?

October 18 to October 24

When does perspective matter most?

Winner, fists down, last week.

they are an incompetent administrator.

October 11 to October 17

Want to punch co-workers when...

Mike snags yet another win

Usually "ire", without the "e".

October 4 to October 10

Differences between rational and irrational.

September 27 to October 3

What makes you really tired?

September 20 to September 26

What do you really deserve?

September 13 to September 19

How is your overall health?

September 6 to September 12

Differences between Nationalism and Patriotism.

August 30 to September 5

How do you "enjoy" fitness?

August 23 to August 29

What qualifies as Physically Fit?

August 16 to August 22

Daily annoyances you'd live without.

Walt grabs the recent win.

Using biblical model: "riotous living."

August 9 to August 15

How to spend an inheritance.

July 26 to August 9

How to vacation at work.

July 19 to July 25

What promotes awake and alert?

July 12 to July 18

When's a house a home?

July 5 to July 11

What's worth losing some sleep?

June 28 to July 4

Compare, contrast: Patriotism and Nationalism.

Amy easily snags the win

Weather great inside my house.

June 21 to June 27

How's your weather treating you?

June 14 to June 20

Things once "cool," now regretting...

I'm giving Gabe the win:

After you're done with it.

June 7 to June 13

When is work most rewarding?

May 31 to June 6

"What are your future goals?"

Mike is on a roll

Less people to interrupt me.

I might even see validity.

May 24 to May 30

Benefits to working late nights.

Mike packs a mighty punch.

Three awesome responses retroactively accepted.

Most recent entry answers two.

Never done, just keeps building.

May 17 to May 23

When is the work done?

OR

What's to like regarding thunderstorms?

May 10 to May 16

Why do we need Government?

May 3rd to May 9th

Disregarding cost; best vacation plan.

Mike triumphs with his entry:

Not so many wasted words.