Back in the day (aka my
childhood), mothers and older people I knew usually relied on personal
experience and information gotten from their parents and other well-meaning
people to cure common illnesses. The thing is, because there wasn’t Google
then, people had no way of verifying—without seeing a doctor—if those passed-on
information were true. And because they believe the information to be true,
they usually spread on the misconceptions.
Below are some of the medical conditions I heard
people around me told lies about at one time or another while I was growing up.
Liar!
If you haven't yet seen Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog, it's time you should. If you're not familiar with this film, it is a musical created and produced in 2008, during the Writers Guild of America's strike in 2007-2008. It is a three-part mini-series created for online release, written by Joss Whedon, his brothers Jed and Zack, and Maurissa Tancharoen, Jed's wife. The music and lyrics were provided by Joss and Jed.
Dr.
Horrible won several awards,
including a Creative Arts Emmy. That should tell you that it's worth watching,
right? Allow me to convince you more to include it in your list of films to watch.
#1 The actors are great
To those who are fond of KFC, or to those who
simply want budget yet tasty meals, KFC’s latest Rice Bowls offerings would
probably come as a welcome surprise. Not only are the dishes scrumptilicious, one
serving is also enough to fill you up, making it worth your money. So aside
from the usual fares, you now have additional meals to choose from when
dining at KFC.
Italian a la king
