"Broken femur journey imparts wisdom from all angles" by: Mike Reddell

   I'm coming to the end of my 14th day of my broken femur journey.    It's not healed yet but the physical thereapy rehabilitation has been aimed at ensuring that when you return home that you gave a large measure of mobility.    This experience has tested my confidence in myself.

"Upgrading to new cellphone is a daunting task" by: Jessica Shepard

   A few weeks ago, I mentioned how deep cleaning was akin to archaeological excavations into the past – or as close to that as I’m ever going to see in my lifetime.    However, I didn’t have a chance to give you a rundown of some of the technology fossils I came across.

"Well that was actually the week that was" by: John Sample

   Last week was instructive as we had earnings reports and the Fed held its monthly meeting.      Chairman Powell  provided little or no hope for a rate cut in March.      Then we got better than expected earnings from Meta aka Facebook, Amazon and Alphabet aka Google.

"Letter to the Editor: ‘To Pig or Not to Pig’"

   Today, I write to you as a private citizen who happens to raise pigs within city limits, not as a Councilman.    Several people have approached my family, wanting our opinion on the health consultant recently approved by the majority of the City Council.

PSA: How will higher rates affect you?

   As you know, interest rates have risen considerably over the past couple of years.    How does this affect you as a consumer and as an investor?    From a consumer’s standpoint, you’ll likely pay more in interest on new or refinanced mortgages, along with car loans and credit cards.

"Reel Reviews: ‘Argylle’ highlights director’s patented action-comedy combo" by: Jessica Shepard

   No matter how many predictable spy films I come across, I’m still going to see them as soon as possible.    Take for example the latest release known as “Argylle.”    Argylle is a spy action comedy film directed and produced by Matthew Vaughn, and written by Jason Fuchs.

‘ WIFI Signal’

   Despite the autonomous world we live in, a WIFI signal can make or break us in business or our personal life.     My husband and I gave up cable several years ago in exchange for streaming.

"Reddell shuffle proves hazardous to my health afterall" by: Mike Reddell

   MaLinda had a great, if not humbling, idea for a column this week.    The title, “The Reddell Shuffle.”    This long standing gait in which I walk, has landed me at Methodist Hospital with a broken upper right femur.

"This February features the return of ‘Leap Year’" by: Jessica Shepard

   Well, in the spirit of furthering my education with completely random trivia facts – I decided to look at the history of ‘Leap Year’ and how it came about.    Honestly, right off the bat, it seemed way more convoluted than I wanted to wade through.