A superior blog that looks down its self-righteous nose at American pop culture and hypocrisy.
Our mission is to close the gender gap in STEM fields, says Olay.
Last year, Olay blasted off the brand’s Make Space for Women in STEM campaign with a 30-scond spot, featuring former NASA astronaut Nicole Stott, during the Super Bowl. When you want your message to reach as many consumers as possible, it’s what you do, according to Chris Heiert, senior vice president of Olay.
…when it’s the waiting season.
Hands tied? On hold?
The waiting season is a time to mature, soften and mellow, gain perspective, reflect, evaluate, and make adjustments.
It’s a time to learn and to grow.
–Dale C. Bonner, Word of Faith Family Worship Cathedral
No good deed goes unpunished.
An early lesson learned while attending The Ohio State University involved two men. I had a terrible crush on the one and barely knew the other.
Crush was my junior by a year and was back home hanging with his boys and working—I presume. He never called. I always called. So, despite my number coming up, out of his sight, I sank completely out of mind. I learned a little later that boys like men (if he aims his bow at all) prefer being Cupid.
Happy Birthday, Jesus!
He, who is so full of light . . . how can you not be attracted to all that BLING!!!
Merry Christmas, Everyone!
Land of the free…because of the brave.
Through the eyes of a 15-year-old . . .
. . . the world is still pretty amazing.
Photos taken in Florida somewhere by a 15-year-old with an eye for beauty. Nice way to start the summer, huh?
Aren’t you glad?
“Freedom Morning” (1944), an oil painting by Claude Clark (1915-2001), depicts African Americans from various walks of life and, in the background, a rising sun shattering the chains of two clenched fists.
Joining artist Claude Clark’s “Freedom Morning” and timeless words of wisdom from writer Carson McCuller’s Doctor Copeland, what better motivation does a soul need to rise up?
