A Word From Karen

I was reading the other day about a technology in development that would add particles to paint to block cell phone reception. I can see a great use for this paint in movie theaters and other such venues. Until then, maybe Cell Phone Courtesy Month will encourage people to be more respectful when using their phones in public.

If you want to learn more about this new science, check out the nanotechnology article by reading In a Nutshell. You’ll also find a guide to prosperity. Then, take a break from the heat this month by searching for words from the Revolutionary War as we celebrate Independence Day on July 4.

I make a great smoothie with blueberries and bananas. It’s a refreshing part of my summer. I’m am sure I’ll enjoy a few during National Blueberries Month, the peak time of year for the crop of this fruit.

It’s seems as though every day is Kids’ Day, but on July 23, Parents’ Day arrives. It’s a day to pay tribute to the women and men who form the foundation of our families.

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