How Many Things Are We Missing?
Here’s a story about perception that will sure to make you think.
Here’s a story about perception that will sure to make you think.
Yikes.
I was lucky enough by chance 12 years ago to walk into the lives of an amazing group of young guys who were rookie firefighters. They have since then become my best friends and people I respect more than anything. They have always been there for me, loved, supported, been kind to me and taught me many great lessons. They probably have no idea the immeasurable value I have taken from our friendships or the amount of times I have watched them in awe.
What’s not to love about a beach volleyball court in the middle of a city? Especially when it has signs up like this? Don’t be offended ladies- this is funny.
You would so use one if it were lying on your couch and you were cold!
Even though it’s kind of a pain to move, you have to admit it’s a little bit exciting thinking about getting new space, decorating and all that fun stuff. You might start daydreaming of painting and and refurbishing that old table or polishing up that family heirloom and where you might put it.
I met a guy when I was working yesterday who asked me how long I had been around because he’d never seen me before and that he’d been working out of the country for a while. I was busy and running around so even though I would’ve typically taken lots of time to chat him up, I tried not to be rude, but just quickly complete our transaction and move onto my next task.
This is my hammock. Some friends gave it to me for my birthday probably because I talked about wanting one for so long and nice people pay attention.
I just liked his word of the day for some reason so thought I’d share:
carom KAIR-uhm, noun:
1. A rebound following a collision; a glancing off.
2. A shot in billiards in which the cue ball successively strikes two other balls on the table.
3. To strike and rebound; to glance.
4. To make a carom.
5. To make (an object) bounce off something; to cause to carom.