The Trigger Point Therapy Workbook. www.triggerpointbook.com

If you or someone you know deals with pain, I highly encourage you to check this book out. Amazon has it for, like, $16, and you can see hundreds of positive testimonials there.

Most pain is muscular. Even pain that seems to come from ligaments, joints, or bones is often muscular. And often the pain is not the same place as the problem. The workbook is full of diagrams and procedures for finding and dealing with the problem sites.

It may sound a little hocus-pocus, but it makes physiological sense, and it works.

Again, that's www.triggerpointbook.com

When the blow dryer attacked my wife, we decided that was a spiritual attack.

My mother once killed a mouse with my sister's toy shovel. It's a pretty funny story.

Genius!

Your question rests on an essential difference between Christianity and other religious/behavioral systems (i.e. the Law): The effect of my sin on me and on those around me is real, regardless of whether I ever get caught. I don't think we can expect those around us who live under the Law to fully grasp this. For such a person, "it's not illegal if you don't get caught."

I hear you, Megan. But I really dig "Get Your Jammies On".

"And Happy New Year to you--in jail!" -- Mr. Potter

I gotta get me that Festive Edition.

I prefer "Happy Hoidays." No "L".

But I guess that's just the French speaker in me.

Niiiiiiice!

I agree. Stuff doesn't get much littler than apostrophes.

I am so right there with you, Shelly. And you and I both know this about spell check: Its a good idea to use it, but it's usefulness is limited. Like when people don't know the difference between "its" and "it's". Or when your trying to separate the contractions from the second person possessives in you're slideshow.

Clearly, my Inner Judgy has gone off the deep end and into Sarcastic Land.