Monthly Archives: February 2016

Know Your Memes

Rarely am I lucky enough to write a blog post which connects both the young and the wise, but this week the internet handed me an opportunity I could not pass up. Many of my younger readers have seen the “Damn Daniel” meme, a compilation of videos where a young man compliments his friend Daniel’s … Read More

By Ally Freeland | Published February 25, 2016 | Posted in Bullying, Children, Community, Cyberbullying, Knowledge is Power, Social Media | Tagged Bullying, Children, Cyberbullying, Knowledge is Power | Leave a comment

The Strangers in Your Home

I remember when I was in the eighth grade and Facebook had just lowered its requirement for a “.edu” email address and suddenly everyone had a Facebook profile but me. It was awful. My friends were discussing Facebook stickers and Facebook pins (remember those?) and I was the loser who only had an AOL IM … Read More

By Ally Freeland | Published February 18, 2016 | Posted in Children, Community, Knowledge is Power, Personal Development, Personal Injury, Personal Safety, Safety, School, Social Media | Tagged Anxiety, Children, Community, Knowledge is Power, Mental Health, Personal Development, Social Media | 1 Comment

Feeling the Burn this Valentine’s Day?

Marvin Gaye is healing, Taylor Swift is crying, Kenny G is seducing, and all in the name of love. Yes, it is nearly that time of the year when roses sell for more than premium gas, when old, under-tempered chocolate is consumed by the ton, and when every person is miserable, single or not. It … Read More

By Ally Freeland | Published February 12, 2016 | Posted in Accidents, Children, Community, Fire Safety, Holiday, Knowledge is Power, Personal Injury, Personal Safety | Tagged accidents, Burning, Children, Fire, Holiday, Knowledge is Power, Personal Development, Safety | Leave a comment

Keep the Bowl Super

Full disclosure: the only football game I will watch is the Army Navy Game and that comes from years of mandatory viewings thanks to my dad, (sink Navy!). After 4 years of college, I can count on one hand how many football games I attended and I definitely never sat through all 4 quarters. But, … Read More

By Ally Freeland | Published February 5, 2016 | Posted in Accidents, America, American Pride, Community, Drunk Driving, Food Born Illness, Fun Facts, Goings on around town, Holiday, Knowledge is Power, Personal Development, Personal Injury, Personal Safety, Pet Safety, Super Bowl | Tagged accidents, Children, Community, Drunk Driving, Food Born Illness, Holiday, Knowledge is Power, Personal Development, Pets, Safety, Super Bowl | Leave a comment

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