Welcome to Bloganuary. It’s this thing that WordPress is doing to encourage bloggers to post something every day by providing a regular prompt. I think that “Bloguary” would not only sound better but makes more sense. Maybe they’re saving that for next month. But if they go with Blogebruary I’m dropping out. Anyway, today’s prompt … Continue reading Five – Bloganuary
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Two – Bloganuary
Welcome to Bloganuary. It’s this thing that WordPress is doing to encourage bloggers to post something every day by providing a regular prompt. I think that “Bloguary” would not only sound better but makes more sense. Maybe they’re saving that for next month. But if they go with Blogebruary I’m dropping out. Anyway, today’s prompt … Continue reading Two – Bloganuary
Question of the Week #362
What if our fears are not obstacles to overcome but gateways to understanding ourselves better? How might embracing our fears lead to personal growth and transformation? Welcome back to another edition of our Question of the Week. This time, we're diving deep into the realm of fears and pondering the idea that perhaps our fears … Continue reading Question of the Week #362
Question of the Week #361
Hey there, fellow explorers of life! Today, I want to dive into a thought experiment that's both exciting and thought-provoking from Gregory Stock’s The Book of Questions. Imagine this: you wake up tomorrow, and for some reason, you must pack your bags, leave everything behind, and start a brand new life in a foreign land. Where … Continue reading Question of the Week #361
Question of the Week #360
Today, I'm going to dive into another thought-provoking question from Gregory Stock’s The Book of Questions: Would you accept $2 million to leave the country and never set foot in it again? Well, you might be surprised, but I'm here to tell you that I would absolutely take that $2 million and embark on a new … Continue reading Question of the Week #360
Question of the Week #359
In a world where technology is constantly evolving and our lives are increasingly on display, it's not far-fetched to ponder how our lives would change if everyone started using tiny point-of-view (POV) cameras to record what they see and hear. These little gadgets could capture first-person experiences of everything from epic battles to covert crimes, … Continue reading Question of the Week #359
Question of the Week #358
It’s time for another philosophical and intriguing question from Gregory Stock’s The Book of Questions: If you knew that in a year you would die of a heart attack, how would you alter your life? But, hold on, what if I told you that you wouldn't be likely to make any changes? Sounds paradoxical, doesn't it? … Continue reading Question of the Week #358
Question of the Week #357
Today, I want to dive into another thought-provoking question from Gregory Stock’s The Book of Questions: If you could end cigarette smoking by releasing a pathogen that would kill every tobacco plant in the world, would you? As someone who believes in personal freedom and choices, my answer to this question might be a bit different … Continue reading Question of the Week #357
Question of the Week #356
Here’s another question from Gregory Stock’s The Book of Questions: If it would greatly reduce crime in your community, would you be willing to have continuous video monitoring of all roads, walkways, parks, and other public spaces? What about requiring everyone to carry an ID in public? In today's ever-evolving world, we find ourselves at a … Continue reading Question of the Week #356
Question of the Week #355
Hey there, fellow animal lovers! As usual, our Question of the Week comes from Gregory Stock’s The Book of Questions. Picture this: it's a scorching hot summer afternoon, and you're crossing the parking lot of a bustling shopping center. You hear the distant hum of air conditioners and see people dashing in and out of the … Continue reading Question of the Week #355
The Confusing Middle 