THIS WEEK'S DEAR JOHN LETTER!
Dear John,
My husband and I have been having problems. It started a few months ago when I found flirty messages between him and my best friend. They spent all day messaging each other for months. He even told her he would like to have her come with him on a work trip and mentioned her feeding him grapes and wine in the bathtub. This isn't the first time I've caught him texting during our relationship. Now, I love him. And we worked on the relationship. But every day I wonder who he's flirting with now. And last month I caught him again, with a different friend of mine. Our third anniversary is coming up later this month. He wants to celebrate. I'm thinking of celebrating by telling him we're through until he stops doing this. What do you think?
Signed
Not A Fool
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The saying “an apple a day keeps the doctor away” might need an update. A new study says a daily helping of strawberries may keep cognitive decline and heart disease away. Strawberries are powerful antioxidants, and in a release, the School of Exercise and Nutrition Sciences at San Diego State said their study “demonstrates that consuming strawberries may promote cognitive function and improve cardiovascular risk factors like hypertension. We’re encouraged that a simple dietary change, like adding strawberries to the daily diet, may improve these outcomes in older adults.” Previous research has shown that that eating a few strawberries each day may also improve gut health and provide some relief of inflammatory bowel disease.
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Seann William Scott has revealed the paltry amount he was paid to appear in 1999 hit comedy “American Pie”. He told TV host Rick Elsen that he earned $8,000 for his work on the movie, which went on to make $235 million at the box office. Scott said that his pay “was a lot of money” for him at the time, and he used it to buy “a used Thunderbird for like $5000 or maybe $6000”. He’s not sure what he did with the rest, but he “ended up having to work at the LA Zoo as a churro guy, so maybe it was even less than $8000.” Scott, who played the role of lacrosse player ‘Steve Stifler’, continued working on the hit sex teen comedy franchise, earning a reported $5million for his role in 2012’s “American Reunion”.
Jamie Lee Curtis says she shudders to think what would have happened if her opioid addiction occurred during today’s fentanyl crisis. Curtis, who has been sober 23 years, said in an interview that she’d “dead” if the drug was as available back then as it is today. The 64-year-old “Halloween” star, who was also addicted to alcohol and used cocaine, called herself “incredibly lucky” to not have completely blown up her life as an addict.Br
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✓ Tiramisu translates to “take me to heaven” in Italian.
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Calling all real-life ‘Kens’: If you’ve seen the movie, you know what his occupation is, and here’s your chance to follow his lead. Luxury hotel line Coco Collection has posted a job listing for someone to live like Ken (played by Ryan Gosling), who in the movie, says that his job is “just Beach.” The “job” opening is at Coco Bodu Hithi resort in the Maldives, and one lucky applicant will be flown there to take on the job of “Beach” for 10 days “with a partner or Allan of their choosing.” They will enjoy the “full board meal plan,” return flights, no actual responsibilities — and one massage each, because working as “Beach” for 10 days “is tiring work.” Here are some of the criteria that job applicants must meet:
• Ability to stand proudly in the sand
• Empty their head of all thoughts
• Keep track of the morning waves
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• Know the words to ‘Push’ by Matchbox Twenty by heart
• Have 60 years experience as “Beach” (preferred but not essential)
The lucky hiree will also get a “guaranteed” tan and “perfect hair at Beach’s discretion,” though no official uniform, but access to an entire wardrobe of accessories. Apply here: https://www.cococollection.com/en/coco/hes_just_ken
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“HEALTHY” FOODS THAT ARE ACTUALLY BAD FOR YOU: (Part 2)
❑ Sports Drinks: You must know by now that they usually contain a LOT of sugar. Regularly consuming hi-sugar drinks can harm your teeth and increase risk of obesity and diabetes.
❑ Instant Soups: LOTS of added salt, and it may also contain emulsifiers and other artificial chemicals that are bad for the gut, triggering inflammation.
❑ Protein Bars: A classic example of ultra-processed foods, often with lots of sugar, flavorings, bulking agents, and emulsifiers. If it has more than 10 ingredients, avoid it.
❑ Green Juice: the veggie content is much lower than many people think. A juice that is fruit-based will spike your blood sugar and you’ll have an energy crash afterwards, stimulating hunger.
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