Is life great? Wonderful? A long time ago, I read The Last Convertible by Anton Myrer. Here is the goodreads description: Anton Myrer's beloved, bestselling novel of America's World War II generation is as powerful now as it was upon its publication. An immediate classic, it tells the story of five Harvard men, the women … Continue reading How Great is Life?
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We Are All The Moon
The poem “We Are All The Moon” highlights that happiness emerges from overcoming hidden shadows. The author emphasizes poetry's healing power, expressing gratitude for being part of an anthology promoting connection and understanding through shared experiences.
The Good Times
The narrator reminisces about a friendship from their pizza restaurant days, highlighting shared adventures and the nostalgic sense of connection.
20 Daily Habits for a Better Life (for Kids)
The content discusses resilience, self-improvement, and coping strategies for achieving a fulfilling life.
Why ‘Happy Wife, Happy Life’ Still Rings True
I tried to reword an often given piece of advice Of course the original is the most succint: Happy wife happy life. I was in a mood, so this was my attempt to do it snarky and maybe funny. The secret to a marriage is these two things: Accept everything your wife says is smart … Continue reading Why ‘Happy Wife, Happy Life’ Still Rings True
Certain Unalienable Rights
Does the declaration of independence encapsulate our values? "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness." We know men means people. People mean everyone. So you may not … Continue reading Certain Unalienable Rights
Transforming Negativity: From Grousing to Gratitude
The author reflects on the tendency of some men to joke about marriage negatively, viewing it as a form of grousing or complaining. This habit can lead to a negative outlook on life and relationships. The piece advocates for the importance of intentional writing to express not only grievances but also gratitude, enhancing emotional well-being.
A Powerful Scene in Stranger Things
The realization that individuals already possess the traits necessary for happiness is crucial. Struggles often stem from internal barriers, and embracing one's inherent strengths can lead to personal growth and fulfillment.
Fight The Good Fights on Thoughts
Writing new thoughts fosters healing and shifts our mindset, enabling personal growth through gratitude and positivity.
Living In Their Parents’ Basement
Our perceptions are not facts. We often get our views wrong. And yet, I also fear that there is an epidemic of young people that fail to launch. They do not support themselves and live with their parents. And perhaps it is true that many young people are weak and babied by their parents. Yet, … Continue reading Living In Their Parents’ Basement
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