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Living (and loving) Life
Like most folks, you’re probably used to seeing school buses traveling up and down the roads all throughout the school year.
And as you’ve surely noticed, the vast majority of the school buses in use today are yellow.
Have you ever wondered why that is? [Read more…]
Living (and loving) Life
Do you often find yourself needing to make a quick stop at the market to pick up a few grocery items when you’re in a hurry to get to someplace else?
If so, you probably always try to snag the empty parking space that closest to the entrance.
And that’s certainly understandable since the closer you park, the quicker you can get inside and start shopping for the items you need.
But truth be told, you’ll almost always get back on the road quicker if you skip the closest parking space and park near the closest shopping cart return corral instead. Here’s why…
I have always been fascinated by child prodigies, those rate and very special kids who know things and can do things as a child that most adults will ever know or be able to do.
Every one of these supremely gifted children possess amazing abilities that most of us can barely comprehend, let alone match.
The short video below features Friedrich Wendt, an incredible young boy who was born in Germany but now lives in Roanoke, Virginia. [Read more…]
I’m sure you’ve probably seen those videos where folks literally run up the sides of buildings, vault across fences and perform various other acrobatic feats that seem to defy the laws of physics.
Well, those aren’t trick videos. People really do those kinds of things, and occasionally they capture the action on video.
Activities of that sort are referred to as Parkour, and they can get fairly intense. [Read more…]
Living (and loving) Life
Like so many others, I’ve suffered from intense heel pain for many years.
Mine started way back in my Army days when I would have to shift my weight to the sides of my feet while standing in formation because the pain in both heels was so very intense.
Well, I managed to make it through those times, but the heel pain didn’t get any better after I left the service. In fact, it actually got a lot worse.