Google Meets has just added a feature fans have been DEMANDING. Don’t you hate when you get on an online meeting and are just looking at profile pictures or circles with letters? Well, now you can click “Turn on all cameras” and turn everyone’s face cameras on to see the smiles and joy of all […]
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Remember being young, wild, and free? Me too (or me neither depending on how you answered). This article took me down memory lane as I reminisced on one of my favorite pastimes of days gone by; buying a ticket to one movie and then sneaking into another movie after the first one ended. Did you
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“I want to be a billionaire so freakin’ bad” Travie McCoy No, money cannot buy happiness, at least not deep, long lasting happiness, but the term “financial freedom” is a term for a reason. It doesn’t just mean free from working, but free to be your truest self. At the time of beginning writing this,
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Sometimes a little optimism goes a longway. We mentioned Chattanooga in a1915 news article earlier in this Issue,but staying near by, a commencementspeech was given at Sewanee recently.One of the theses from it might be “Graba tree and hug it tight” but my main takeaway was to look for the good in people.They just might
There is a podcast I used to listen toabout stand up comedy. They wouldinterview comedians and discuss certainjokes and stories. One part of theinterview included the host asking thecomedian, “If you could steal any joke orstory from another comedian and make ityours, which would it be?” If I could stealand article and make it mine,
“Instead of TikTok, I get on Truckstop.” Wayne Hardee, Hardee Hauling, LLC. Do what you love and you will never work a day in your life. Write about what you love and… I guess subscribers will read it? “YOU HAVE ALREADY WRITTEN ABOUT WHAT YOU LOVE!” I can hear you now. “GET SOME NEW MATERIAL
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“I always have a problem liking things I’m told I should like.” Karl Pilkington Subscribers who get the weekly emails along with the newsletter (highly recommended) will know that last week’s email started with, “I live a life of luxury.” I really harped on the fact that the subscribers have been good to me. After
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I can’t draw. I’ve tried many times. I used to play Draw Something incessantly yet never really improved. I recently sold a lot of books to McKay’s and have a lot of store credit. This book is on the top of my list to acquire and read. Supposedly, this book is for anyone who’d like
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This is the article that was quoted in this week’s issue. If you don’t have the New York Times, hopefully you haven’t used all your free articles. If you have, now is the time to find ways around the paywall. Good luck. If you liked this week’s issue and are looking for a similar idea
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“It is hard to fail, but it is worse never to have tried to succeed.” Teddy Roosevelt I can solve the peg game at Cracker Barrel every time. I never leave more than one peg in that little triangle. I used this to woo Niki and now we are married. Be careful with what I
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