Quote of the Day “We should become self-aware: We should observe ourselves as we go about our daily business, and we should periodically reflect on how we responded to the day’s events. How did we respond to an insult? To
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Rubber Chains and Autographs
Quote of the Day “The church is a hospital for sinners, not a museum for saints.” ― Abigail Van Buren
Courts, Fields, Fords, & Ferraris
Quote of the Day “Sammy,” I began wisely, “society isn’t just a bunch of individuals living alongside of each other. As a member of society, man is interdependent. Not independent, Sammy, interdependent. Life is too complex for there to be
It Was: Spoiler and a Reflection of a Face
Quote of the Day “Goddam it, don’t try to get out of it! That’s an important question. Now, Henry, as man to man, What makes Sammy run?” Henry wiped his sweaty forehead with his sleeve. “Jesus, Al, how the hell
Snow, Sunsets, and Singing
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Biz Town 2020
Quote of the Day Bo: “Why are you dressed up?” Turner: “I have an interview today.” Bo: “What about?” Turner: “I’m the CEO of a radio station.” Bo: “Oh. Well, where do you think you’ll be in 5 years?” Turner:
Melrose on a Monday-Tuesday
Quote of the Day “An astronomer friend was recently telling me some of the fundamental things about astronomy. I did not know, until he told me, that when you see the sun, you’re seeing it where it was eight and
Presidents Day, Caulk, and Self-Confidence
Quote of the Day “You keep saying I’m addicted to electronics and that doesn’t help my self-confidence.” – Weston to Turner, after become frustrated and tearing up because he had trouble catching Turner to pull his flag during football.
Storage Shed Sunday
Quote of the Day “Let each hour of the day have its allowed duty, and cultivate that power of concentration which grows with its exercise, so that the attention neither flags nor wavers, but settles with bull-dog tenacity on the
Flag Football Field Day
Quote of the Day “The more time you spend reading the research literature, the more it becomes clear: Giving people more control over what they do and how they do it increases their happiness, engagement, and sense of fulfillment.” –