All tagged Philosophy
Optimism and Restaurants
But occasionally the world also brings a dose of joy and optimism in the most unexpected places. These moments serve as a reminder of the joy we ought to carry. Today, I re-encountered Marilyn Hagerty, the 86-year-old writer for the Grand Forks Herald in North Dakota. Ms. Hagerty gained fame in 2012 for her delightful review of the local Oliver Garden.
Light My Fire
I was recently reading a book that discussed the need for activities that rejuvenate the soul—good things the provide pleasure and joy. The book referenced one girl who ventured into the city whenever time allowed. The author sprinted away from the city to reach the wilderness and more importantly the peaceful quiet when he was able. Some people need time to read, some need time for music. The point of the section was that God intends for us to have goodness in our lives.
Milk and Cookies
Am I so uninteresting that I have no thoughts worth sharing? I could share interesting tidbits so any readers can know that a hand-written will is invalid in the state of Kansas. Perhaps I could discuss the irony of classmates cheating in an ethics class, but nothing has inspired me to put fingers to the keyboard. Hopefully that simply means I've firmly established my standards for what qualifies as inspiration.