“A truly happy person is one who can enjoy the scenery while on a detour.” ~Unknown
Source: Searching for Your Next Step: How to Deal When You’re “In Between”
Joey Chestnut Sets New Record At Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest
@flipboard | Official Flipboard account
Source: Joey Chestnut Sets New Record At Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest
Chris Christie’s beach outing becomes a cheeky meme
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie spent some time in the sand, and photos of his outing inspired jokes on Twitter.
Source: Chris Christie’s beach outing becomes a cheeky meme – CNN.com
Chris Christie: From Here to Eternity https://t.co/Rxf6uZhjLW—
Nell Scovell (@NellSco) July 03, 2017
No one is coming to save you
via Tumblr
When You Still Don’t Know What You Want to Do with Your Life
“If you worry about what might be, and wonder what might have been, you will ignore what is.” ~Unknown
Go to the source for more: When You Still Don’t Know What You Want to Do with Your Life
Life
Source: Tiny Buddha – Google+
Bayern Munich hotshot Robert Lewandowski nets four Guinness World Records titles
What a day this was!
Polish striker officially recognised by Guinness World Records for his nine minute five goal haul against Wolfsburg in the Bundesliga.
Curating Your Own Life via @HuffPost
One of my friends analyzed me recently and told me that she realized that I curate my entire life. The idea of “curation” has recently become a ubiquitous word in my life. Curation can be used for building a member’s only community, for hosting an event tailored to a certain demographic, or for choosing who comes to your birthday party. As much as the people that are curated is important, I think that it is the person that is curating that is even more crucial to this very delicate formula.
Go to the source for more: Curating Your Own Life | HuffPost
A Framework For Living The Curated Life
Once upon a time, the world was divided into neat little boxes. Work was work. Home was home. Being with your children at a their little league game meant you were cheering on the team. But then – almost overnight – our lives changed. The walls came down. We were all connected…
Go to the source for more: A Framework For Living The Curated Life
Six Ways To Be The Curator of Your Life
I love the idea of curating your life–choosing only the best for your life. The art curator never chooses junk and neither should you. All of us can…
Go to the source for more: Six Ways To Be The Curator of Your Life | Dr. Bob Tobin | Pulse | LinkedIn
What Does It Mean To “Curate”?
Although I try very hard not to bring work home with me, sometimes (okay, most of the time) I can’t help it. I just love museums, and so I often find myself thinking about them after 5 p.m.
Read on: What Does It Mean To “Curate”? | Milwaukee Art Museum Blog
It’s Time to Be The Curator of Your Life
Without the deliberate act of curating, how will we move forward with intention and resolution into the many moments before us?
Go to the source for more: It’s Time to Be The Curator of Your Life – Livology
How To Be Curator Of Your Own Life
How much stuff is “too much”? And is minimalist living even possible with children? I answer those questions (and give you a free resource guide) inside:
Go to the source for more: Minimalist Living — How To Be Curator Of Your Own Life
Newcastle Offends America (& our Muffins)
The Newcastle ad that sparked outrage and an opportunity to laugh at ourselves on Independence Day Eve.
Source: Newcastle Offends America (& our Muffins). | elephant journal
Which letters in the alphabet are used most often?
If you’ve ever wondered which is the most frequent letter in English, and which is the least frequent, the answer is right here! Can you guess the answer? Why don’t people do this research BEFORE they get on Wheel of Fortune? :-D
Source: Which letters in the alphabet are use… | Oxford Dictionaries
Barry Mangione via @oneyoufeed
We talk with Barry Mangione about how there are no easy answers in life, the key questions to ask ourselves to make decisions.
Go to the source and subscribe: 115: Barry Mangione – The One You Feed
10 American Facts You Can Use To Ruin Any July 4 Party
The above quote is from John Adams, who would become the second president of the United States. On July 2, 1776, the Second Continental Congress in Philadelphia voted to approve independence; later that day, the Pennsylvania Evening Post published, “This day the Continental Congress declared the United Colonies Free and Independent States.” So what is the Fourth of July, then? It’s the date the Continental Congress actually adopted the Declaration of Independence. That said, it’s believed that most members didn’t sign it until August, and England had no idea about the Declaration until August 30. For what it’s worth, this was the second half of Adams’ quote: “I am apt to believe [July 2] will be celebrated, by succeeding Generations, as the great anniversary Festival.”
Get the other 9 here: 10 American Facts You Can Use To Ruin Any July 4 Party | HuffPost
Bastian Schweinsteiger’s MLS Debut
No doubt @chicagofire will benefit greatly by the addition of @bschweinsteiger to the team…
Schadenfacebook
Hidden Brain on NPR One | 27:09 an episode about the pitfalls of social media…
Bright, shiny objects! 
You must be logged in to post a comment.