CURRENT EVENTS
Corporate World
I’m not sure the above is accurate, but I always get a kick out of it and I hope you do also.
BOOK OF THE WEEK
A very inspirational book, which demonstrates you can still do some amazing things although many years have gone by.
The Autobiography of George Foreman
By George
By George Foreman & Joel Engel
Heavyweight boxing champion George Foreman describes his childhood, family, ring failures, and his success in reclaiming his title at the age of forty-five through determination and humor. (Source: Amazon)
MOVIE OF THE WEEK
If you are a fan of George Foreman, you have to see this film.
Big George Foreman (2023)
MUSIC OF THE WEEK
Burning Love (1972)
By Elvis
I’ve been fortunate that for the last two years, Elvis has dropped by one of my parties to sing one of my favorite song: Burning Love
ART OF THE WEEK
Portrait Of A Heart
By Christian Schloe
EXTRAORDINARY PERSON OF THE WEEK
King Tut
I think Steve Martin can do a better job of telling you about King Tut,
than I can.
JOKE OF THE WEEK
PHYSICAL TRAITS
CHARACTER TRAITS
SOCIAL TRAITS
LEARNING TRAITS
I’m not certain that these odds are accurate; however, I do know that either can destroy your life if you aren’t careful.
MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS
Environmental Animals
https://www.amazon.com/Environmental-Animals-Harmony-Jann/dp/B0BW2GFPDM/ref=sr_1_16?
I’m Tired of Being Ordinary,
Are You?
The Kindle version of this book is free, and the paperback version is $10
However, I must warn you that this book will not change your life, only you can do that.
This book can be ordered from Amazon
Harmony Books & Films, LLC 
Alcohol and the lottery… I don’t do either because yeah, they can destroy your life. (I used to drink a little, but the older I got, the worse I felt the next day, even after only one drink. I’d rather wake up rarin’ to go!) Anyway, I know someone whose father won the lottery. He had a chance to save and invest, but he was completely broke in only a year. Ugh!
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Thank you very much Vera for commenting. I understand that has happened to many lottery winners.
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Always so much to pick from! “You’ve changed.” “We’re supposed to.”
lol
And I DO think the dogs at the top of the page are VERY accurate. The pug might be substituted sometimes for the actual employee, too, not just the intern, because that’s exactly how I’ve felt the past five or six years.
Also love that beautiful painting in Art of the Week.
Thank you!
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Thank you very much for your comments. I found that “You’ve changed” meaningful. I recall a few friends from my youth being a bit critical of me for changing. They thought I had grown old, while they were still doing the things of our youth. I could see their point, but I thought year after year you are doing the same old stuff–I’m not sure which of us has grown old. Those dogs were clever. As for the painting of the week, most of us have experienced that. Again, thank you very much for you comments–I appreciate them.
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You’re so welcome.
“You’ve changed” IS meaningful, though, isn’t it? Hardly changing from a 25-year-old mentality one’s entire life would be like being a vampire, wouldn’t it? I mean, life is basically as meaningful as it is because death is at the end of it. And there’s also a difference between maturing and “growing old.” I feel like someone who can’t tell there’s a huge chasm between the two is not anyone I would want to take any serious advice from, lol.
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Well said
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