But It’s Impossible!
Today I learn about Impossible Bottles. Have you read about the painstaking process of creating impossible scenes inside bottles (the ones with tiny, tiny necks)?
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Today I learn about Impossible Bottles. Have you read about the painstaking process of creating impossible scenes inside bottles (the ones with tiny, tiny necks)?
Today I remember how much pain and distress we can save ourselves if we don’t imagine what other people are thinking. You just cannot know.
Today my friend reminds me to practice different kinds of gratitude. What do you mean kinds of gratitude? She tells me that gratitude takes on
Author, scholar, and Bible translator J.B. Phillips, in his autobiography, The Price of Success, explains a particular type of soul-corrosion that comes with success. He writes:
If you haven’t heard Matthew McConaughey’s acceptance speech for best actor last night at the Oscars, click here. It’s wonderful! He tells the audience the three
Our family loves watching the Oscars (mostly I do). We love the Red Carpet gowns and all the glamour of it all. When I was
I love curiosity. Curiosity goads the depressed out of bed, the bored off the coach, and the apathetic into the world. May we never cease
Last night, a Ph.D. student in neuroscience alerts me to a study that looks at what happens when people put their feelings into words. I’m
The weather report uses bitterly cold to describe tomorrow’s weather. Bitterly! Bitterly! The word use dates back to the 1800’s when, instead of describing a
Today I learn that, although it’s technically 20 degrees outside, the RealFeel temperature is 5 degrees. The RealFeel temperature represents all the factors that influence