So today, I’m like gonna like write about another word that’s like used and like abused. Was that like painful to like read? Yeah. It was bloody painful for me to write! If that was painful to read, why do we hear “like” being overused all the time and pay no attention to it? jackhanley.com I cannot stand when the word “like” is used as a filler word, even if I’m the…

“I love that movie!” “I love this nail polish!” “I love your shoes!” “I love sleeping.” “I love potato chips.” “I love you.” Something isn’t right here. If someone said, “I love potato chips” and then turned around and said, “I love you,” how would you feel? Am I suggesting that feelings for a person can be equal to feelings for food? Not exactly; but I think it’s safe to say…

If you really wanted to, you could take this post as a brief follow-up to Nia’s Reality of Friendship. “Today, the word ‘friend’ gets tossed around way too often. Society now has made the idea or concept of friendship not as big of a deal.” -Nia Langley Yeah. I said that in the ‘Nia’s Reality of Friendship’ post, and I still think it’s true. I mean, I cannot tell you…