Sometimes we’re the punching bag.
A good psychologist will tell us that’s not true. We only feel like we’re the punching bag. There are always others out there with worse situations, and ...
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Roses are a staple in many gardens. Give them enough sun, and they grow prolifically, creating blooms that cover the bush and overwhelm us with sensory delights. We rejoice at the first buds that ...
Read more: The Essence of Roses
Up is good, and down is bad. Right?
Oh, sure, we can find good things if we dig in the earth. Fantastic caves, majestic and otherworldly. Diamonds, gold, and oil. Those three alone are some of the ...
In May of 2015, former presidential candidate Mitt Romney fought Evander Holyfield, former heavyweight boxing champion, for charity. They hoped to raise more than $1 million for CharityVision, to aid ...
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Fig leaves can grow big. Massively big, the size of a very large serving platter. They’ve also been around a long time. Scientists have dated a fig leaf found embedded in limestone near Glendive, ...
Read more: Our Fig Leaves of Lies
We love sports venues. We join the crowd, a gathering of people with similar interests; and we have a common goal, to cheer on our team and support them in their efforts to achieve victory. Success ...
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Listen to a child plead for something special. “Pretty please, with a cherry on top.” Wistful eyes and a smile double the deed, making it very hard to say ...
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Let’s forget the stuff of fairy tales for a moment.
Cast aside the Biblical promises telling of opening the Windows of Heaven, if even just for the time it takes to read this essay. Let’s turn ...
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In the latest Jurassic Park movie, Jurassic World, one thing the characters are told to do in case of eminent dinosaur attack is run. Yes, run, as fast and as hard as possible.
It’s a carryover ...
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Weapons are frightening. They are meant to be. When they are imposing enough, they become a deterrent. We don’t want them wielded against ...
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Most people don’t recognize the name Maria Das Gracas Silva Foster. She is known, however, in Brazil by the nickname Caveirao, the armored vehicle police use to patrol the toughest Brazilian ...
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A newborn is hungry when she’s hungry. After all, that moment of need fills up the entirely of her life. She’s been alive all of a few hours, and her hunger has consumed most of her time on this ...
Read more: The Patient Promise
Sometimes we’re the punching bag.
A good psychologist will tell us that’s not true. We only feel like we’re the punching bag. There are always others out there with worse situations, and ...
Read more: Fighting Back Against the World
Roses are a staple in many gardens. Give them enough sun, and they grow prolifically, creating blooms that cover the bush and overwhelm us with sensory delights. We rejoice at the first buds that ...
Read more: The Essence of Roses
Up is good, and down is bad. Right?
Oh, sure, we can find good things if we dig in the earth. Fantastic caves, majestic and otherworldly. Diamonds, gold, and oil. Those three alone are some of the ...
In May of 2015, former presidential candidate Mitt Romney fought Evander Holyfield, former heavyweight boxing champion, for charity. They hoped to raise more than $1 million for CharityVision, to aid ...
Read more: Sucker Punched by Jesus
Fig leaves can grow big. Massively big, the size of a very large serving platter. They’ve also been around a long time. Scientists have dated a fig leaf found embedded in limestone near Glendive, ...
Read more: Our Fig Leaves of Lies
We love sports venues. We join the crowd, a gathering of people with similar interests; and we have a common goal, to cheer on our team and support them in their efforts to achieve victory. Success ...
Read more: Three Cheers and a Rah, Rah, Rah