Lets Take A Stroll Through The Art Museum
Vincent van Gogh – Self-portrait as a Painter (1888)
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How Do You Raise Good Human Beings?
How do I raise kids who are kind, confident, and decent human beings? And behind that question is another one: How do I not screw this up?
Let’s start here: Parenting isn’t about making sure your kids have a perfect childhood. It’s about teaching them how to be strong, kind, and resilient adults.
Linkage
Watch hundreds of teenagers grow up into adults – and see how their lives turn out – The Pudding
6 Things That Brought A Smile To Our Face This Week – Ned Hardy
How to Protect Your Lonely Single Parent from Romance Scams – Shield and Fortify
I use this to keep tabs on my cat while I’m away for an extended period of time – Amazon
The WWE Is Entering a New Era With Netflix. Paul Heyman Wants to Embrace the Change – Hollywood Reporter
The Golden Rules of Camping – Traveler
How Do I Actually Meet Locals When I Travel? – Atlas Obscura
Prepare Your Bench Press for Blastoff – GQ
In 1978, One Deranged Animated Movie Traumatized A Generation – Fatherly
28 Throwback Photos That’ll Make You Say, “Wow, I Remember That!” – Ned Hardy
Looking for the perfect kitchen tool? This is designed primarily for flipping omelettes, but is hands-down the best spatula and pan stirrer you’ll ever find – Amazon
23 Toxic Yet “Standard” Behaviors That Couples Do Every Day – Linkiest
How Small Investments Make a Big Impact Over Time – Visual Capitalist
Meet Dr. Emily Grace, your AI Therapist who will compassionately guide you through your life’s problem – ChatGPT
35 Gifts Your Children Will Never Forget – Becoming Minimalist
How Were Pilots Chosen To Become Kamizakes?
It’s one of the most infamous images of World War II. A lone Japanese aircraft, smoke trailing, diving straight into an American warship. No attempt to pull up, no last-minute ejector seat. Just a fiery explosion, a pilot willingly riding the plane to oblivion. The Kamikaze.
To us in the 21st century, the idea seems incomprehensible. Why would a young man, barely trained, volunteer for certain death? Were they all fanatic warriors, blinded by ideology and eager to die for the emperor? Or was something else at play?
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How to Stop Complaining About Your Life and Actually Change It
By now, you’ve probably heard some version of this phrase: “If you keep doing what you’re doing, you’ll keep getting what you’re getting.” It’s one of those truths so obvious that we tend to ignore it. Like how eating an entire pizza by yourself every night is probably why your jeans don’t fit anymore. Or how blowing up at your spouse and then wondering why your marriage feels distant isn’t exactly a mystery.
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THE 100 BEST SPORTS MOMENTS of the Quarter Century – The Ringer
This Is What Life Looked Like In 1969 – Ned Hardy
One of the best products to make your car look new again – Amazon
What Went Wrong at Saudi Arabia’s Futuristic Metropolis in the Desert – WSJ
Ukraine says it is ready to accept 30-day ceasefire, as US says ‘ball now in Russia’s court’ – The Guardian
The 5 Worst Things About Having an Alcoholic in Your Life – Linkiest
Is wealth inequality leading to a class war? – VOX
Philippines ex-leader Duterte on plane to The Hague after arrest – BBC
22 Life Hacks That Got Us Through the 90s – Ned Hardy
This is the first multitool you should give to your son or daughter – Amazon
My Cheap Electric Go-Kart Is Better Than Ever—and Now You Can Build It Too – The Drive
Lamborghini just made a $5,000 stroller – Fast Co
The Worst 7 Years in Boeing’s History—and the Man Who Won’t Stop Fighting for Answers – Wired
Mapped: The Highest Marginal Income Tax Rate for Each U.S. State – Visual Capitalist
How to Get Dual Citizenship: Pros, Cons and Steps to Take – Kiplinger
The Dumping Grounds
15 Homeowners Reveal the Most Ludicrous Quote They Ever Received from a Contractor
1. I had to call a plumber because a toilet float was busted and I couldn’t remove it no matter how hard I tried. They came and “found” all sorts of things “wrong” and quoted me almost $4k. A quick visit to Google and 1 phone-a-friend showed that they were full of sheet. I finally had to break the overflow tube to get it off but successfully replaced it for $15.
It was replacing whole toilet and completely (and unnecessarily) disassemble the bathroom and main drain (loo, sink, shower) to “bring it to code.”
The Endless Feed: A Day Without Looking Up
I wake up and before I even move, before I even stretch, before I acknowledge the existence of the room around me, I reach for my phone. It’s not even a decision—it’s muscle memory, some primal, Pavlovian impulse. My hand, fumbling over the nightstand, finds the smooth, familiar shape, and there’s a brief flicker of anticipation before my thumb presses the button. The screen glows. The world opens.
I don’t check the time. I check notifications. The dopamine drip starts early: three texts, one missed call, a handful of emails, a notification that someone I don’t remember following posted a new photo of their overpriced meal at a restaurant I’ll never go to. I see it, I absorb it, I keep scrolling.
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