Kansas does not charge income tax on state pensions, so your KPERS pension is exempt from state income tax. However, though exempt from Kansas state taxes, if you leave Kansas and establish residency in another state, your pension may be subject to that state's taxes, depending on state law.
Many experts recommend eating five or six small meals a day instead of the traditional breakfast, lunch, and dinner. One reason for this is frequent eating keeps a personâs energy up. Blood sugar naturally drops after every three hours, but eating throughout the day keeps blood sugar levels steady.
Someone who eats only 1 time a day can have difficulty adjusting to eating more times a day. Most of the time the only meal is eaten in the evening. To get your brain used to eating more during the day, start small. Have something small and light, like a piece of fruit, in the morning. You may not feel hungry, but eat it anyway. For lunch, get used to taking a break during the day and eating something light.