Quote of the Day “Just don’t give up trying to do what you really want to do. Where there is love and inspiration, I don’t think you can go wrong.” – Ella Fitzgerald
Church and Couch Disposal
Nolensville Football Banquet
Quote of the Day “Art without pain is illustration. If a society ends up making songs written by AI thrive, then that society, without a doubt, deserves songs written by AI.” – Guillermo del Toro
Christmas Lights Go Up
Quote of the Day “As you start to walk on the way, the way appears.” — Rumi
Justin’s Last Sunday
Quote of the Day “Greatness takes guts. And often, it’s the courage to eliminate the things you can do fairly well so you have the capacity to do one thing exceptionally well. Have the courage to take more off your
Smoke Break Santa
Quote of the Day “‘Fake it until you make it’ is often dismissed as shallow, but it’s closer to [Benjamin] Franklin’s truth. Faking it long enough is making it. Repeated behavior, not sincere belief, shapes character. You become the kind
Trek Gets a Fresh Cut
Quote of the Day “Our desire to show others our lives is greater than our desire to live them.” – Chris Williamson “The Instagram generation experiences the present moment as an anticipated memory.” – Daniel Kahneman
Bass, Cuts, and eBags
Quote of the Day “The bots create a viral narrative that shapes the opinions of other people out there.” Dan Brahmy, from The Cracker Barrel Mess Isn’t Over. “…consultants found that 32% to 37% of the online activity criticizing Cracker
Halloween Goes Up
Quote of the Day “Both tears and sweat are salty, but they render a different result. Tears will get you sympathy; sweat will get you change.” – Rev. Jesse Jackson
When the Bass Drops
Quote of the Day “Ultimately, a mature technology doesn’t look like magic; it looks like infrastructure. It gets smaller, more reliable, and much more boring. We’re here to solve problems, not look cool.” – Scott Jenson
Sunday Worship and Boating the Black Widow
Quote of the Day “Do not let what you cannot do interfere with what you can do.” – John Wooden