(The teams) washed cars, bared their legs, sold garage sale junk, offered luminaries, sold suns and moons, baked foods and more to raise money.

Besides shopping at garage sales, I love hosting garage sales. Every year my mom and I dig through our houses and find a bunch of crap (I mean really terrific stuff) to sell so we can earn some money so we can go back out and buy some more crap (I mean really terrific stuff) that we’ll use for a bit and then turn around and garage-sale in a couple of years. It’s the circle of life suburban style.

Twelve hours. It can stretch out forever when you're waiting to hear the report on a biopsy. It can literally evaporate when it's the last hours spent with a dying loved one. Or, it can bring hundreds of people together in the fight against cancer through Relay for Life.

(The Relay) was held with 12 hours of celebration, laughter, tears, reflection, walking -- and even a few yawns. As a chance to honor cancer survivors for their courage, it was certainly a success.

I don't eat junk foods and I don't think junk thoughts.

I don't think there's been a massive sale of slots, ... By having a massive amount of slots sold, it'd be a lot more valuable for a carrier like Continental.