Quote of the Day “Art is limitation; the essence of every picture is the frame.” – G. K. Chesterton
37135 Elite at the Titans NFL Flag Football Regional Tournament
NHS v Centennial – Tennessee Titans High School Football Game of the Week
Quote of the Day “Each day, spend some time on two things: 1. working toward something that will pay off years from now 2. appreciating something that is happening right now” – James Clear
Taco Tuesday on a Thursday
Quote of the Day “Boredom is a filter. Common ideas come before it. Uncommon ideas come after it. Sit with a project long enough to get bored with it, then sit a little more. The most useful insights bubble up
Look at this Fine Stick of Bread
Quote of the Day “You think your pain and your heartbreak are unprecedented in the history of the world, but then you read. It was books that taught me that the things that tormented me most were the very things
Kitchen Social Cooking School
Quote of the Day “Easy decision, hard life. Hard decision, easy life.” – Jerzy Gregorek
NHS JV v Franklin and Weston’s Scopes
Quote of the Day “Let’s keep in mind that there is not one of us whose reputation would not be grievously dimmed by a thorough cataloguing of our faults and errors.” – Carl Braun
Forest Hills Bass and Flag Football Practice
Quote of the Day “Everyone driving slower than you is an idiot, and everyone driving faster than you is a maniac!” – George Carlin
Fall Break 2025: The End
Quote of the Day “We’re wired for novelty, but life rewards repetition. “Good ideas are rare. When you find something that works, you’ve found gold. But instead of mining it, we go looking for more gold. “We’d rather have ten
Fall Break 2025: The Zoo and Flight Changes
Quote of the Day “The first line is the most important. “Too many otherwise smart people bury the most valuable part of the message at the end. Delete everything but what’s necessary. “Good writing is clear, conversational, and as short
Fall Break 2025: Hiking at Wallace Falls
Quote of the Day “The actions of men are the best interpreters of their thoughts.” – James Joyce