Nancy Williquette @nmwilliquette

After years of nonstop craziness in the news, our brains are accustomed to high stimulation. Paradoxically, calmer times can produce “withdrawal,” where we crave more excitement from the news. Resist that urge. It’s better for the world - and your brain - to be peaceful. Shankar

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Nancy Williquette @nmwilliquette

6 years ago

@annelizabeth67 Wow

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Nancy Williquette @nmwilliquette

6 years ago

@d_veebee @secretariat7 @svdate Make up your mind—are you a horse or a human?

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Nancy Williquette @nmwilliquette

6 years ago

@annelizabeth67 As I remember, both of us should have passed on rafting that day. #makegooddecisions

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Nancy Williquette @nmwilliquette

6 years ago

@Sifill_LDF Be Going

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Nancy Williquette @nmwilliquette

6 years ago

@annelizabeth67 Hahahaha! Just when had stopped giggling over this bizarre tale.

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Nancy Williquette @nmwilliquette

6 years ago

Free rapid drive-up COVID testing

UW-Green Bay @uwgb

6 years ago

Beginning Monday, Nov. 9, UW-Green Bay will be a host site for COVID-19 surge testing. Free drive-up testing will be available from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Test results will take 15 minutes.

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Nancy Williquette @nmwilliquette

6 years ago

@annelizabeth67 Hahahahahahahahahaha

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Nancy Williquette @nmwilliquette

6 years ago

@annelizabeth67 @StateDept Yes!

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Vanita Gupta @vanitaguptaCR

6 years ago

“I want you to use my words against me. If there’s a Republican president in 2016 and a vacancy occurs in the last year of the first term, you can say Lindsey Graham said let’s let the next president, whoever it might be, make that nomination."