Characters are formed, not primarily in the big, short-lived, dramatic encounters in life, but more in the quiet, unobtrusive, common, daily living.
— Mike T. Indeed, God rules the mundane.
The Happiest grunts in the world...sorta. =)
Characters are formed, not primarily in the big, short-lived, dramatic encounters in life, but more in the quiet, unobtrusive, common, daily living.
— Mike T. Indeed, God rules the mundane.
For this generation, I feel like we’re missing out on traditions. We missing out on keeping them, and we’re missing out on making new ones. I’m guilty of forgetting them and not following through with them. And my family hasn’t been very traditional as well, even with Chinese traditions which sometimes borders superstition and folklore.
Truth is that for me it takes discipline that I don’t have to keep up traditions. It takes a genuine thoughtfulness to maintain what the family has started.
Traditions involve people and history. And everytime you practice the tradition, it binds you to a history that is rich and awesome.
As, I’m starting a family of my own (getting married), I’m thinking about what traditions I will happen with my family.
I’m going to start with a rubber stamp collection.
The greatness of our power, the greatness of our identity is in the measure of our surrender.
— William Booth - founder of Salvation Army
This is pretty cool. I hope to do something like this someday, or at least help out with a technical solution for people, like mapping the data.
In this extended interview, Dr. Jeffrey Brenner, a local physician in Camden, N.J. explains why his unique approach — targeting care at the sickest and most expensive patients — can both lower costs and provide better care. “American health care doesn’t do a good job of taking care of sick people,” he tells FRONTLINE.
I know I am touching the living body of Christ…in the broken bodies of the hungry and the suffering.
— Mother Teresa
The truly courageous and powerful, never have to prove it. It will show in their actions.
— Adam Brown
Today, Armenian genocide is prompting me to pos this picture of a dark history of humanity.
(Source: armeniangenocideposters.org)
Instantaneous speed. I just love it when I get to see my balance on the Starbucks gold card, immediately after my transaction. Speed is user experience
In the year 269 AD, Valentine was sentenced to a three part execution of a beating, stoning, and finally decapitation all because of his stand for Christian marriage. The story goes that the last words he wrote were in a note to Asterius’ daughter. He inspired today’s romantic missives by signing it, “from your Valentine.” “What Valentine means to me as a priest,” explains Father O’Gara, “is that there comes a time where you have to lay your life upon the line for what you believe. And with the power of the Holy Spirit we can do that — even to the point of death.
I think, I maybe done with trying to make money, I want to making something that is of worth and brings value to people. The money will follow, so long as I remember that I’m providing something valuable and taking care of people.
But maybe I’ll need to make money to do the things I love, one of which is to be creative - then to create something that brings incredible value and hope to people.