My favorite headache cure is one Tylenol (), one Aspirin (ibuprofen), an eight ounce glass of cool water, and then a one hour nap, or a 15-20 minute period of resting. My husband’s favorite cure is sex, haha. A hangover headache can be cured by taking two each Tylenol and Aspirin, or better yet prevented by drinking 1-2 six ounce glasses of water in between alcoholic drinks.

What are your favorite headache cures?

I’ve been a part of the blogging/personal webdesign world for over a decade now, and it’s interesting to note the changes that have taken place over the past eleven years. Back in the day Noah Gray‘s CMS, Greymatter, was the must-have blogging software. And we were all apart of link exchanges and button rotations, which are just what they sound like — organized link exchanges, and button rotations that allowed random buttons to be displayed on participating websites. It was a great, hassle-free way to get additional exposure — just set and forget, you know? The nice thing was that all sites were displayed equally, so there wasn’t the issue of a site about lab coats being displayed more frequently than a site about orange county jewelry. All was fair in the link & button exchange world.

I subscribe to several dozen personal blogs, which I catch up on every 1-3 days with Google’s feed reader (sidenote: I love having an Android phone, because it means being able to check up on my Google account — including the feed reader — at any time!). I’ve learned a lot from blogs, including where to find great deals on kids clothes, how to best recycle used household items, how to get red stains out of carpets, and even how to shave a Persian cat! Awesome, huh?

Titanium is one of those materials that never goes out of style. While most people may think of rods, rings and industrial equipment when they think of titanium as a material, titanium rings are also another popular use for the material. I’ve seen titanium rings for both men and women, though I think titanium is a better choice of material for a man’s ring, since it portrays that look of durability and strength.

People often ask what they should or shouldn’t blog about. It’s hard to give an answer that isn’t subjective, because let’s face it, the do’s and don’ts of blogging can often be quite subjective. What would person may blog about (such as sex or a marital problem) another wouldn’t dream of blogging about. It’s a no-brainer to say that you can blog about your child’s first day of school, your desire for massages in Huntington Beach, or your favorite breed of dog. But what about money issues? Legal issues? Relationship issues? Tell me, where do *you* draw the line?