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Living (and loving) Life
Like most folks, you’ve probably heard people make the claim that hot water actually freezes faster than cold water.
And also, like most folks, you have probably always dismissed that claim as a myth.
Well, truth be told, the most accurate answer to this post’s title question isn’t no. It’s actually “sometimes”.
Living (and loving) Life
“…For what is your life? It is even a vapour, that appeareth for a little time, and then vanisheth away.“
-–James 4:14
Have you ever walked through a local cemetery and looked at the headstones of the folks who passed on a century or more ago?
If so, you probably saw at least a few that bore your own last name, especially if the cemetery was located in the community where you and your ancestors were from.
Now, think about this… [Read more…]
Bud Abbott and Lou Costello were the most popular and most highly paid comedians of their era (the 1940s and early 1950s).
Like many other comedians of that time they specialized in taking ordinary everyday situations and turning them into masterpieces of comedy.
And absolutely no-one did it better.
Living (and loving) Life
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Have you ever driven past an auto accident and wondered if the people involved were seriously injured, perhaps even fatally?
If so, chances are seeing that “wreck” prompted you to start driving a little slower than usual (at least for a while) due to the fear of being caught up in a crash yourself.
Well here’s something to consider…
Wingsuit flying is a variation of skydiving in which the divers uses specially constructed suits that essentially convert the human body into its own parachute.
Although a standard parachute is typically used for the final decent back to Earth, most of the flight is experienced using nothing but the wingsuit.
This video shows a pair of apparently fearless wingsuiters gliding from above the very peak of France’s Mont Blanc virtually all the way to the floor of the valley below, closely (and dangerously) skirting the side of the mountain as they descend. [Read more…]