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Book of the Week
Letters from a Stoic
By Seneca
This readable version of Seneca’s writings contains some worthwhile advice.
Born in 4 B.C. and sentence to death by three Roman emperors (Caligula, Claudius, and Nero–who succeeded), his thoughts are still relevant today.
For several years of his turbulent life, Seneca was the guiding hand of the Roman Empire.
His inspired reasoning is derived mainly from Stoic principles.
Movie of the Week
I continue to watch this 25 season (soon to be 26) series and I am now into Season 9.
Midsomer Murders
To see the trailer, click on the link below:
https://youtu.be/wGXGlQLUy94?si=pRlXEdGKij-rgBfP
Music of the Week
I started out in life as a cowboy
Should’ve Been A Cowboy (1993)
By Toby Keith
For the music video, click on the link below
https://youtu.be/aIq1LvzSLsk?si=5bvwRxUljuNTjq4O
Person of the Week
Ourselves
That is something to think about.
Art of the Week
Clothes Pin Art
I thought this was rather clever
Joke of The Week
Physical Traits
You may want to research the benefits of creatine.
It is unlike any other supplement, it actually works.
Character Traits
Isn’t this true for most of us?
Social Traits
Learning Traits
I’ve heard that the lottery is a tax on the poor.
Miscellaneous
Books
Uncle Tony’s
Management Tips & Jokes
By Wm. Allen
Paperback $15.00
Ebook $5.00
Click on Link below to go directly to Amazon
Uncle Tony’s Management Tips & Jokes
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
Love the cat being interviewed and I will try to make it my day and you do the same
Yes Crystal, and thank you. I suspect we are all a bit like that cat being interviewed 🙂
When I learned that the lottery “to support education” went to increase the administration’s building size in the state’s capital city plus hire more workers for that building (none went to the schools themselves, at least for the time frame of the report), I was horrified. Buying lottery tickets to get rich or to support education just isn’t worth it.
That clothespin couple is so cute. People can be very creative with ordinary objects!
Thank you for commenting Priscilla. There may also be an issue of when dedicated funds go to an activity, sometimes they short the amount that would have come from the general fund (Sorry for bring that aspect up, but my BA was in Accounting). Yes, one can do extraordinary things with ordinary objects. 🙂
Love all of this post Bill.
Carl Jung quote in particular stands out.
Thanks for sharing 😊
Thank you Margaret for commenting. I’m glad you found the Carl Jung quote interesting; although, not surprised that you did my friend 🙂
Ah, really Bill 🙂