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Milwaukee, WI — A Sunday bingo outing turned into a memorable win for Kimberly Tucker, who was recently named the winner of the Bingo Bugle’s December Monthly Sweepstakes, taking home a $100 prize. Tucker learned of her win in a personal and heartwarming way — through a phone call from her cousin, Phyllis, who shared the good news. The win was especially exciting because it marked Tucker’s first time ever entering the Bingo Bugle sweepstakes. She entered the contest while playing bingo at the Milwaukee Elks Lodge, located at 5555 W. Good Hope Rd., a place that has become a regular part of her family’s routine. Tucker plays there every Sunday at noon, often accompanied by her daughter, Alize.
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earlier, in November, she scored a major victory at the same lodge by winning a $3,400 progressive jackpot, making her recent run of bingo success one to remember. With strong family ties, a supportive bingo community, and a streak of good fortune, Tucker’s story is a reminder that sometimes, all it takes is showing up — even for the first time — to walk away a winner.
Above: Kimberly Tucker (right) receives her Sweepstakes winnings from Dave DeRosier (left) of the Elks #46 Bingo has long been a family affair for Tucker. She was first introduced to the game by her sister, Carol, and says the Elks Lodge quickly became her preferred place to play because of its welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere.
“I really enjoy how comfortable and friendly it feels there,” Tucker said. “It’s a place where families can come together and have fun.” December’s sweepstakes win adds to what has already been a lucky season for Tucker. Just one month
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JANUARY 2026 Relationships require honesty and clarity from you this month. Lucky Days: 4 - 15 Lucky Numbers: 19 - 59 LEO (JUL 23-AUG 23): If you’re looking for a new lover, you need to step outside your comfort zone. Lucky Days: 23 - 24 Lucky Numbers: 13 - 14 VIRGO (AUG 24-SEP 23): Slip into someone else’s viewpoint to land on a quick solution to a niggling problem. Lucky Days: 3 - 19 Lucky Numbers: 28 - 39
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JANUARY 2026 evening at Bingo was a night on the town, and that she was going to dress accordingly, and has done so ever since. I don’t really know her, but I adore her–and she has had a very positive effect on me. Now when I go out—to Bingo or wherever—I think twice about what I’ll wear and the impression I want to make. I may add a scarf, or a pin, or a nicer pair of shoes to my outfit and away I’ll go. Glamorous! —Liz H., via email
Elevate Your Fashion Game! Dear Readers: In the coming months, we’re reaching into the archives for letters that merit a repeat run. Enjoy and Happy New Year 2026! —Aunt Bingo Dear Aunt Bingo, I want to tell you about a marvelous woman who for many years now has been playing Bingo at a hall I attend. What I love about her is that unlike so many of us who shuffle in dressed in jeans and sweatshirts, this lady—and there is no more perfect word to describe her than “lady”—always comes to Bingo dressed as if she is spending the evening at the opera. She always wears a dress, occasionally wears a hat, and sparkles from head to toe in costume jewelry and perfectly maintained shoes. Yes, her outfits maybe are a bit dated, but it doesn’t matter. At some point in time she decided that an
Dear Liz, Obviously, I don’t know this woman, but you have made me love her, too! Imagine breaking out Aunt Margaret’s purple brooch and the silk scarf you got from your husband last Christmas and adding them to your next Bingo ensemble. How fun! And what an awesome excuse for going through all those accessories you’ve collected over the years and never seem to have the opportunity to wear. And why limit it to Bingo? A trip to the grocery store, a meeting at your kids’ school, an errand at the post office…let’s make these outings more of an event by taking five extra minutes to “dress” for the occasion. Glamorous indeed! — Aunt Bingo Write to Aunt Bingo c/o the Bingo Bugle, P.O. Box 527, Vashon, WA 98070, or email her editor at tara@bingobugle.com. Be sure to include your name and address (you can request your name not be published), as typically she will not include anonymous letters in her columns.
Stolen Valor Despite the Stolen Valor Act and the punishments for violating that act, there are still far too many who decide to take the chance on reaping the material gains of claiming benefits and wearing a uniform they didn’t earn. A veteran on the east coast was nailed not only for scamming charities but for pretending to be a Purple Heart recipient. In a rare change from the usual in these cases, the veteran is a female. She claimed she’d been injured in an improvised explosive device (IED) attack. The charity in question was one she had created to help low-income veterans and the homeless, all noble endeavors, if any of it had been true. Instead, all the money donated by genuine charities went into her own pocket and paid for travel, a fancy car, gym membership and more. She’ll repay the money she scammed and spend a year in jail. Then there was the former Marine who had the nerve to submit an application for a Purple
PICKS OF THE MONTH Frankenstein (R) — Jacob Elordi is taking a page out of Bill Skarsgard’s playbook and completely transformed himself for the role of “The Creature” in this gothic sci-fi film from director Guillermo del Toro. The cast is stacked with critically acclaimed actors such as Oscar Isaac, Mia Goth, and Christoph Waltz, who will undoubtedly elevate del Toro’s screenplay to another level. Isaac plays Baron Victor Frankenstein, who brings “The Creature” to life; if you know the story by Mary Shelley, you’ll know that nothing good follows this creation of his. Featuring a score from Alexandre Desplat, who worked with del Toro on The Shape of Water. (Netflix) All Her Fault (TV-MA) — Sarah Snook suited up for another tense leading drama role, which seems to be the actress’s forte. Kicking off with all the action, this series picks up as mom Marissa Irvine (Snook) mistakenly shows up at the wrong address, expecting to pick up her son, Milo, from a playdate. When she realizes the homeowner has no idea who she’s talking about, her
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Heart for himself. He based this on a fake case of PTSD and IEDcaused brain injury while he stole in excess of a quarter of a million dollars in disability benefits from the VA. Over the years he’d been invited to speak at veterans events and made up stories in the press. However, for this he’ll only serve two years of supervised release. Then there was the thief (again, a female) who claimed to have earned a Purple Heart for pulling people from a burning Humvee, needed surgery for injuries, damaged her lungs on burn pit smoke, then collected $250,000 from various charities — all without ever having served in the military. For this she got 70 months in prison. To those who think they can pull off an impersonation of a true veteran, there are always people who will know when your salute isn’t right, who’ll know when your DD-214 looks forged and who’ll know when the ribbons on your fake uniform aren’t correct. And they’ll turn you in.
son is then pronounced missing, leaving Marissa to put together pieces along with law enforcement and her husband, Peter (Jake Lacy). Fingers instantly start to get pointed at the wrong people, with even Marissa having to defend herself against accusations that she took her son. (Peacock) I Love LA (TV-MA) — Actress and comedian Rachel Sennott not only stars in the lead role for this new comedy series, but she’s the creator and writer behind the series as well. Only eight episodes long, the series revolves around a group of five young-adult friends who reunite after spending some time apart. Viewers watch as each person in the group navigates their own set of relationships, as well as their ambitions and whether they’ve actually progressed toward accomplishing their goals. Odessa A’zion, Josh Hutcherson, Jordan Firstman, and True Whitaker costar along with Sennott. (HBO Max) Write in to Couch Theater by emailing TheCouchTheater@ gmail.com or writing to KFWS, 628 Virginia Drive, Orlando, FL 32803
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Letting it Be at Bingo For my New Year’s resolution this year I resolved to let go of all the petty difficulties I have with people. I wanted a clean slate to begin the new year. I especially wanted to get rid of the little niggles of annoyance I often feel at Bingo.
JANUARY 2026 I resolved to just be myself and let everybody else do the same. That is easier said than done. My head keeps wanting to change people, to make them conform to what I want them to be. For instance, I would like everybody at Bingo to mark their cards “properly.” That is, not have the circles go out of the lines or mark off the I row before they have completed scanning the B row. I would like everyone to scan from top to bottom before they scan from side to side. I know all this is ridiculous, but it is what my head wants. I relax and take deep breaths, but it doesn’t help much, I still want everyone to conform. Therefore, I decided to change my method of play at Bingo. Instead of being very aware of the people around me, I kept my own counsel, didn’t even glance at my neighbor’s cards. That worked except with Kate. I can’t seem to stop criticizing her
even for the few hours it takes to play Bingo. I have learned to keep my opinions to myself, but that doesn’t stop my internal monitor from going full tilt. I don’t care for the way she makes her bed, either. So, I decided to try something really new with her. I would not voice my opinions at all for a period of one month. At first, she just glanced at me when I didn’t show her that she had missed a number in Bonanza. But then when I failed to remind her to mark out all her 3s in a game called “wild threes” she was truly perplexed. I smiled, but internally wanted to say something, probably snippy. “You didn’t tell me I had missed a three,” said Kate, scowling. “Oh,” I said—nothing more. “Well, what’s the matter with you?” she asked. “You always double check me.” Again, I just smiled. The next game was the Indian Star—which is basically a large
WISCONSIN EDITION plus and a large X combined on one card. It is almost a blackout, but still requires fierce concentration to keep from missing it. As usual, Kate was chatting to the neighbors—not properly focusing on the game. I did not say anything, but my inner manager was screaming. Finally, Kate was on and I wanted to scream at her to pay attention, but she continued in her own casual way. And her number came up! At the very last second, before the next number was called, she yelled, “Bingo!” I was so relieved that she had caught it that I was speechless. She nudged me and said, “Thought I was gonna miss it, didn’t you? May Well, I3rd guess I fooled you.” “Yes,” I admitted. “But I’m trying to stop watching your cards and just pay attention to my own.” “That’s a great idea,” she said. “Let’s make it our New Year’s resolution!”
Allesandra reveals your lucky days for January 2026 GEMINI: May 21 to June 21 1st thru 6th… Luck pays a visit the 5th$! 7th thru 12th… Your best shot’s the 9th$ 13th thru 18th… Save it for the 18th$! 19th thru 24th… RED calls you to win 23rd$$! 25th thru 31st… Make it so the 28th$$
Lucky Predictions for January 2026 ARIES: March 21 to April 19
1st thru 6th… Rarin’ RED win 4th-5th$! 7th thru 12th… Don’t (and say you did) 13th thru 18th… Step up 14th & 18th$! 19th thru 24th… All systems are GO 23rd! 25th thru 31st… Lucky hump day 28th$$
TAURUS: April 20 to May 20 1st thru 6th… Boldly trust in YOU 3rd! 7th thru 12th… Mega luck 7th$$ 13th thru 18th… Hard cards rule 17th! 19th thru 24th… BLUE done right 22nd$ 25th thru 31st… Who can stop you 26th & 30th?!
CANCER: June 22 to July 22 1st thru 6th… No-brainer (good) 2nd-3rd! 7th thru 12th… Right on target 7th & 12th$ 13th thru 18th… Not in the cards 19th thru 24th… GREEN attracts $$ 22nd! 25th thru 31st… Feels so right the 30th$!$ LEO: July 23 to Aug. 22 1st thru 6th… Save your $ for the 4th 7th thru 12th… Wind hits your sails the 9th! 13th thru 18th… RED’s got this 14th-15th$ 19th thru 24th… All root for YOU 23rd$! 25th thru 31st… Bang a gong—get it on 28th$$ VIRGO: Aug. 23 to Sept. 22 1st thru 6th… BLUE power color 2nd-3rd$ 7th thru 12th… Ahead of them all 11th-12th! 13th thru 18th…
Hot hard cards 16th-17th$! 19th thru 24th… Time out 25th thru 31st… Loaded with $$ 26th & 30th! LIBRA: Sept. 23 to Oct. 23 1st thru 6th… Maximum results 1st & 4th$! 7th thru 12th… No go 13th thru 18th… All good 13th & 18th$$ 19th thru 24th… Multiple blessings 19th$! 25th thru 31st… In for a treat the 28th$ SCORPIO: Oct. 24 to Nov. 21 1st thru 6th… As you like, 2nd-3rd$ 7th thru 12th… Starts & ends great!$! 13th thru 18th… On top of the world 16th-17th! 19th thru 24th… PURPLE wins 21st-22nd$ 25th thru 31st… Worth waiting for the 30th! SAGITTARIUS: Nov. 22 to Dec. 21 1st thru 6th… Lucky break w/RED 4th-5th! 7th thru 12th… Persuasive friend 8th-9th$ 13th thru 18th… Next step up 18th-19th$! 19th thru 24th… Hit the jackpot 23rd$! 25th thru 31st… Avoid disaster
CAPRICORN: Dec. 22 to Jan. 19 1st thru 6th… Wait ‘til the 6th! 7th thru 12th… Top chances 7th & 11th$! 13th thru 18th… You got it 16th-17th! 19th thru 24th… Pleasant surprises 21st-22nd$$ 25th thru 31st… Stop after the 25th AQUARIUS: Jan. 20 to Feb. 18 1st thru 6th… Advantages galore the 1st$ 7th thru 12th… Smooth winning the 9th$$ 13th thru 18th… Make your mark 14th & 18th! 19th thru 24th… Keep at it 19th & 23rd$$ 25th thru 31st… None more perfect 27th-28th$! PISCES: Feb. 19 to March 20 1st thru 6th… Good vibrations 2nd-3rd$!$ 7th thru 12th… Bankroll grows 11th-12th! 13th thru 18th… Made in da shade 17th$$ 19th thru 24th… Hang in but stop early 22nd$! 25th thru 31st… Try your luck 26th & 30th$$ Color references: lucky objects, blotters, cards, machines, the clothing/jewels you wear, or a dominant color in the room.
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N ews from the R eal W orld & C yberspace ShiShiBé Bingo in Michigan Western Michigan University’s Native American Student Organization (NASO) recently hosted a night of ShiShiBé bingo in celebration of Native American Heritage Month. ShiShiBé is a form of Native American bingo played in the Great Lakes region among Anishinaabe tribal nations. At the event, NASO adapted American bingo cards to Pottawatomi words to assist learners with understanding common words in the language. “My grandma was at bingo every week, so we’re bringing pieces of our community to campus,” said WMU history and music professor Frank Waln. He continued: “In my classes I try to get everybody to realize that no matter what your ethnicity or
background is, if you’re in America, this history is your history because Native history is U.S. history.” Waln is from the Lakota tribe in South Dakota and performed the Lakota flag song in celebration of Veterans Day. “Native people didn’t become U.S. citizens until 1924 and we were serving in the military before that,” Waln said. “In the Lakota tribe, we’ve always had a strong tradition of warriors and people stepping up to defend our communities.” He continued: “After we were colonized, the military was the place for us to become warriors. I have nothing but love and respect for the veterans that I know.” Waln noted how the Lakota flag song highlights the evolving nature of Native American culture. “This song came out in the ‘70s,”
Waln said. “It’s an example of how Native music and culture has been adapting through time. A common stereotype is that Native culture is this static, dead thing of the past, but that’s not true; our culture is alive. It’s living, it’s breathing and it’s adapting as we do.” NASO president Jordan Morseau expressed enthusiasm for the organization’s growth. “We’re seeing an uptick in attendance,” Morseau said. “It’s exciting and it makes my heart warm.” Desert Bingo and Dance Mojave Desert Bingo returned to Red Dog Saloon in Pioneertown this past fall to raise funds for Dance Mojave of the Morongo Basin area of California. The weekly event partners with various Morongo Basin nonprofits and charities, and proceeds from the game are donated to their community efforts. Prior to the kick-off of the boisterous bingo game, attendees were graced with a taste of Dance
BINGO BUGLE PAGE 5 Mojave’s Desert Nutcracker production, starting off with a performance of Dance Mojave’s jackrabbit piece, a re-imagining of the Nutcracker’s Chinese Tea variation. As Dance Mojave’s Communications Director, Melissa Daniels explained, the funds raised during the event went towards their production of The Desert Nutcracker. “All of what we do at Dance Mojave is communityfunded. We’re a non-profit, and we don’t charge anyone to participate. All the money that we use to put the production on comes from fundraisers, ticket sales, or, in some cases, grants. The money we make goes back into productions, and community fundraising helps fill in the gaps.” Dance Mojave is a nonprofit performance collective of dancers from across the Morongo Basin. The organization presented its first production of the Desert Nutcracker in 2024, blending the classic ballet with the spirit of the Mojave Desert.
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Poetry Corner
MARCH 17
Life is Like a Ball A ball bounces up and down, rolls here, there, and everwhere. One can be wealthy, lose some or all, and become poor. One can be healthy but a deadly virus can quickly make him sick. One can be famous yet other have a chance to pull his glory down. One can be a master of his life while another would rather serve and be content in his. Such is life that bounces life a ball. It takes humility to stay at the top, the courage to go up when you are down. and the flexibility to experience and understand why the ball must bounce.
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Bingo Breakup Hi Guy, File this one under: You never know what you’re going to see when you go out for an afternoon of Bingo. My girlfriend, Tina, and I play Bingo several times a week and we enjoy traveling to different halls at home and in other towns just for the variety. By variety I mean different atmospheres, different food, and most importantly, different people. Some games we go to are slow, others so quick we can barely keep up. Some are very quiet while others are so noisy that we can’t believe the players don’t mind. At one of these noisier Bingos we ended up sitting one table away from a young couple who clearly were unhappy with each other. Between calls they would criticize each other about everything you could imagine—clothing, friends,
manners…it just went on and on. Finally, the argument got so heated that the young man stood up, banged his hand on the table and said: “I’m sick of this (bleep)! And I’m sick of you! We’re done!” The whole section gasped at the realization that we had just witnessed the end of a relationship. It was shocking. But what was even more surprising was what the man did after this. I assumed he would storm out of the Bingo hall. But instead, he scooped up his Bingo paper, stomped across the room to another table and sat down—to finish the rest of the Bingo session!! Tina and I turned and just stared at each other in amazement. Sure enough, for the next 45 minutes the ex-couple played Bingo right along with the rest of us, then left separately when the games were over. Even though the hall was quite a distance from home, we went back the next week at the same time to see if the couple showed up. The woman was there—alone. And believe me, plenty of eyes were on her all afternoon, but I don’t think anyone had the guts to ask her where the guy was. —GL, via email
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Managing Bankroll Part I Every blackjack player has the goal of having fun, winning money, and avoiding losing their bankroll too quickly. The key to accomplishing all three is how you manage your money, the size of your bankroll, and how much you bet. Following are tips to help you have staying power when you play, and with a little luck, be able to cash in on some short-term wins. Two important items I want to state up front: 1. Money you use to gamble should not, under any circumstance, be “scared money,” meaning money that you need for rent, mortgage, utilities, food, etc. The amount you set aside to gamble should be discretionary income that will not cause hardship in the event you lose it. 2. Recommendations in this article are for recreational gamblers, specifically someone facing a house edge even under optimal playing conditions. Bankroll and money management strategies are different for card counters (see Chapter 10 in my Ultimate Blackjack Strategy Guide). Session Bankroll You should bring enough bankroll for each session so you have a decent chance of winning money should the cards come your way, with a minimum risk of going broke. The latter is important. For example, betting $25 a hand at blackjack with a $100 session bankroll is suicidal because you have a 90-plus% chance of busting out because your bet to bankroll ratio is too small. You should have a reasonable spread between minimum bet and session bankroll. How much? • Rule #1. For a 3-hour playing session, have at least 50-times your minimum bet. What this means is that for a $5 bettor, you should have at least a $250 session bankroll. A $10 bettor should have $500, and so forth. This will not guarantee a profit for every session, or even half of them, but it will allow you to stay in the game even if you experience a bad run of cards. Total Bankroll This is money you set aside to play blackjack. Each time you
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JANUARY 2026 play, you bring one third of your total bankroll with you for your session bankroll. (Total Bankroll/3 = Session Bankroll.) 3. Rule #2: Have at least 150 times your minimum bet as your total bankroll. 4. Rule #3. Have it stashed away in a money market account (call it your “401-G,” where the “G” is for gambling). That means, for a $5 bettor, you should have $750 set aside in your 401-G. If you don’t have that much money right now for playing blackjack, I suggest you wait until you can grow your 401G to $750 before you start playing with real money. When you complete a three-hour session, you are most likely going to have more, or less, than your starting $250 session bankroll ($5 bettor). Whatever that amount happens to be, deposit it back into your 401-G. Note: the bankroll in the 401-G is to be used solely for playing blackjack. It should not be used for other expenses such as drinks, meals, rooms, and transportation. Why so much bankroll? Because blackjack is a game of ups and downs, you never know (or can predict) when you’ll experience a hot or cold streak. By having the recommended bankroll, you will be safeguarding yourself from going broke. Proportional Betting Over time, your 401-G is going to grow and shrink (hopefully, with some luck it will grow). What I recommend is that you always bet in proportion to the amount of money that you currently have in your 401-G (total bankroll) to decrease further your risk of tapping out. This is how it works. Suppose you are a $10 bettor and you want to play a 3-hour session. You have a $1,500 total bankroll in your 401-G ($10 times 150). You withdraw one third of your total bankroll ($500) for your session bankroll. Let’s suppose luck wasn’t with you in this session, and you end up losing $300, meaning your session bankroll shrank to $200. After you deposit the $200 back into your 401-G, your total bankroll is now $1,200. For your next 3-hour session, you take one third of $1,200 or $400 for your next session, and your minimum bet should be $8 ($1,200/150). Likewise, if you win money in any session, you’ll be starting your next session with a slightly larger bankroll and minimum bet size. The latter could grow your bankroll faster should you experience a good run of cards in your next session. The point is: proportional betting will prolong staying power, allowing you to ride out losing streaks and be in the game when winning streaks occur. Remember: 1. Minimum bet x 150 = total bankroll; 2. Session bankroll = total bankroll/3
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In Part II next month we will cover varying your bets and more tips to preserve your blackjack bankroll.
What's News in Nevada . . . $5 Blackjack on the Strip Excalibur is dealing $5 blackjack, though all the tables pay 6-5 on naturals. According to the Las Vegas Review-Journal, it’s the only $5 live game on the Strip. Just off the Strip, Tuscany’s $5 blackjack pays 3-2 on naturals, though it comes with continuous shuffling machines. Whopping Hit at Venetian A very lucky Ultimate Texas Hold’em was dealt a royal flush in spades recently and had a $5 side bet on the Millionaire Progressive, which aggregates a number of table games at the Venetian and Palazzo. The royal was good for a cool $3,845,727, the largest tablegame jackpot ever paid out at the Venetian. Hot on the heels of that whopping hit another lucky tablegame player hit a seven-figure jackpot. A gambler from Illinois was playing Face Up Pai Gow when he was dealt a seven-card straight flush. The $5 side bet triggered the resort’s pai gow progressive for $1,501,338. Poker Room Opens Though it was rumored that the “new” poker room at Caesars Palace might open in its temporary location, that didn’t happen. The poker room, which closed in July 2024 to make room for high-limit slots as that area was renovated, has reopened in the old location, near the sportsbook, with a few improvements: ergonomic chairs, screens playing sporting events, and framed photos of famous sports moments. Otherwise, it looks pretty much like it did before the “renovation.” Cash games earn players $3 an hour in comps. New Chinatown Development Pacifica Vegas is a
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New Routine and Cherry Mice On Jan. 1st a friend opened a new gym called Resolutions. It has exercise equipment for the first two weeks, then it will be turned into a bar for the remainder of the year. –Funky Little Diva If you’re reading this, then you’ve made it through another calendar year and that is the first blessing of 2026 for all of us. Robert and I could use a few more blessings as the end of 2025 was very stressful. He was hospitalized for a demon stomach virus that attacked him with a vengeance. Along with that we had to move as our rented condo is being sold. Imagine! two old pooperheads like us trying to find a new home via internet and word of mouth; telling everyone we knew and even casual strangers we were looking for a new abode. Also imagine these two pooperheads agreeing on what kind of abode was needed vs. what was wanted. Robert declared smaller, whereas I craved an extra bedroom. Marital war was waged as we disagreed; much like when we disagree on setting the furnace/AC thermostat. It seems ours has only two settings; hot as hell or bone chilling. He is perpetually cold while I’m hotter than a firecracker; not in a good way. Our thermostat goes up and down more than a yo-yo wielded by a drunken monkey. End of story, we moved and are very happy now that our landlord
has replaced the carpets. That was necessary because a rainy day caused dog poo odor so strong it curled our noses to leach through the old carpets. Currently, peace reigns. That is, until one of us adjusts the thermostat. January 3rd is Chocolate Covered Cherry Day. In 1929 Chella Confections introduced these chocolate delights and their sugary, gooey liquid centers made them an instant hit. I’m a big fan of both them and the chocolate covered cherry hot chocolate that Robert makes for me (maraschino cherry juice, a few cherries, and Amaretto in a mug of hot chocolate topped with whipped cream). If you haven’t already, another goodie to try is chocolate cherry mice. A maraschino cherry is the mouse body with its stem forming the mouse tail. Dip it in chocolate with a chocolate kiss for the head, almond slices or peanuts for mouse ears, a red-hot candy dot for the nose, and a dab of white icing for the eyes. Adults and kids alike will pounce on them like a starving cat eyeing its next mouse meal. Finally, we all know that January is a time for new beginnings; a thoughtful evaluation of where we’ve been and where we’re headed. I don’t do New Year resolutions, but how about making a personal New Routine Bingo Card for 2026. Draw a regular bingo grid, five blank squares, five across and five down, free space in the middle. In each square, write a new thing to try or a task to accomplish. For example, declutter your closet; replace some of your TV and cell phone time with reading time; do a random act of kindness, or plan a solo adventure to some place you’ve never been. In the bingo card Free Space specify a special reward for yourself after you complete five of the items in a row. Bingo! Until next month, may Lady Luck blow you kisses as you dance out the door with dollars. Win big. Contact: nlpvzw6172@ gmail.com
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