TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD: Getting Vaccines To Homebound Seniors Becoming A Nice Trend Lately

TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD: Getting Vaccines To Homebound Seniors Becoming A Nice Trend Lately

With the Covid-19 vaccine rolling out across the country not everyone has the ability to get to a vaccination site, especially seniors.

Luckily there are now programs being used to get people vaccinated even if they can’t leave the house. Like 97-year-old Dorothy Loper from Bridgeport. Dorothy is a WWII Navy Veteran who was able to get her shot from the Bridgeport Fire Department along with health officials from the City of Bridgeport.

My grandfather who lives up in Massachusetts, also a WWII veteran, was able to get his shot at home as well through the same type of program. My cousin who works as a rapid response nurse at the nearby hospital was able to give him the shot. Which was pretty awesome.

If you know someone here in the Bridgeport area who may qualify for an at home vaccine you can get more info about setting it up by calling  203-576-7993. Stay safe!

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MUNDANE MYSTERIES: Why does Cupid shoot arrows?

MUNDANE MYSTERIES: Why does Cupid shoot arrows?

With Valentine’s Day coming up this weekend I was wondering why Cupid shoots arrows?

One of Cupid’s Roman names is Cupido. Which means “desire”.  In both Greek and Roman Mythology, Cupid always had a bow and arrow with him that he would use to shoot the power of love (shout out, Huey!) at whatever and whoever he wanted.  That’s a lot of power for one little guy and his arrows.

 

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Thursday, Feb 11th, 2021: Parents Swearing; Concussion Discussion; Your Song

Thursday, Feb 11th, 2021: Parents Swearing; Concussion Discussion; Your Song

Is it ok to not tell your husband about something your child did?  Anna’s two year old can be a handful, but when she did THIS to Anna’s husband’s computer, Anna wasn’t sure how to handle it!

Everyone asks what they should get their significant other for Valentine’s Day, but what should you NOT get them?  Etiquette expert Karen Thomas goes over which gifts you should avoid this Valentine’s Day!  (3:01)

Have you ever heard your parents swear?  Anna is 40 years old, and had never heard her mother swear until THIS happened!  (6:10)

It’s nice to celebrate a big win, but if you are throwing around your valuables after 1 wine cooler, that’s all I need to know about you!  (10:04)

Have you ever gotten a concussion?  Rob Gronkowski said he’s had 20 concussions in a recent interview!  Anna and Raven share their concussion stories, and it’s a miracle Anna’s still alive after her’s!  (13:02)

Everyone plans on have a romantic, exciting Valentine’s Day dinner, but in reality most people just end up ordering takeout and watching a cheesy movie.  But is that so bad?  Anna and Raven give you the top 3 things you need to have a great Valentine’s Day!  (19:49)

Have a question about your love life?  Call Anna and Raven’s Cupid Hotline!  Anna and Raven will answer your questions about romance!  (22:38)

Is you kid a biter?  Anna’s pre-teen was a very calm baby, but her toddler can be a bit of a handful!  Anna gets advice from callers about how to get her 2-year old to stop biting, but one popular piece of advice might get her in legal trouble!  (26:25)

Remember your first relationship?  What was your song?  Raven slow danced to Angel by Aerosmith, but Anna’s song had some hidden innuendo that she hadn’t noticed in her younger days!  (30:24)

Eric and Susan have dinner reservations for Valentine’s Day and Susan invited her best friend to join them. Her friend is recently divorced, going through a hard time, and Susan didn’t think it was a big deal since they’re just going to a local pub for burgers. Eric wants her to un-invite her friend because it’s Valentine’s Day and she didn’t even ask what he thought about inviting her in the first place! Whose side are you on?  (37:20)

Denise has a chance at winning $200!  All she has to do is beat Raven in pop culture trivia!  (44:34)

Things to Know Thursday February 11th

Things to Know Thursday February 11th

Police: Fleeing car strikes vehicles, police cruiser after Home Depot shoplifting CT Post

Gina Carano fired from ‘Mandalorian’ after social media post CT Post

Connecticut man dies in snowmobile crash in rural Maine CT Post

Bridgeport Hospital to distribute free food CT Post

2-year budget plan includes legalized marijuana, sports betting, tractor-trailer mileage fee WFSB

Norwalk Walmart one of 7 in state to offer COVID-19 vaccine The Hour

Students in Danbury, Norwalk schools could attend other districts under Gov. Lamont budget proposal The Hour

Masks should fit better, or be doubled up to protect against coronavirus variants, CDC says Stamford Advocate

See how your town fares in the governor’s budget plan New Haven Register

MA man person of interest, wanted for questioning in connection to killing of Yale grad student, Army veteran WTNH

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TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD: First Free Books, Now Free Sleds!

TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD: First Free Books, Now Free Sleds!

You may remember the story a few months back about how neighborhoods around the country are setting up little pop-up free libraries. Basically you set up a box in your neighborhood, and anyone can take or leave a book.  Now small towns in places like Buffalo and Michigan have decided to make the best of all this winter snow and are doing the same thing, but with sleds!

We totally need this here in Connecticut. Maybe I will start one.

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MUNDANE MYSTERIES: Why do we “knock on wood” ?

MUNDANE MYSTERIES: Why do we “knock on wood” ?

We’ve all done it before. You says something, but don’t want to jinx yourself or have bad luck so you immediately “knock on wood”. But where did this come from?

The most popular explanation for it says that it began back in Europe’s pagan days. The idea was to appeal to the tree-dwelling spirits in order to ward off bad luck or an expression of gratitude for good fortune. They believed that certain trees (oak, ash, hazel, hawthorn and willow) had a sacred significance to them and held a protective power.

 

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Where Are The Thin Mints?

Where Are The Thin Mints?

Anna brought in some girl scout cookies! Can you guess how long the thin mints lasted in Raven’s hands?