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Tag Archives: dailyprompt
Since You Asked Twice…
Three months after asking the exact same question, WordPress wants another answer. This time, the advice is simple: don’t get so focused on what’s next that you miss the life happening now. Continue reading
The Country’s Biggest Small Town—What Jacksonville Is Missing
Jacksonville is huge, diverse and sprawling, but its downtown still lacks the energy and identity of a major city. Maybe what we need isn’t more shopping, but a place where people can make memories. Continue reading
My Longest Trip: Israel at 18, London and 6,600 Miles From Home
Two days after turning 18, I left Sarasota for Israel on the longest trip of my life. More than 40 years later, the memories—from Galilee to Masada to one very questionable airplane door—are still vivid. Continue reading
Posted in Daily Prompt, Random
Tagged dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2883, Dead Sea, Holy Land, Israel, Jerusalem, Jordan River, London, Masada, Sea of Galilee, travel memories, Yad Vashem
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My Best Budget Travel Tip? Know People With Spare Bedrooms
WordPress asked for my best budget travel tip. There’s just one problem: I barely travel, I don’t own a passport, and my travel rewards program is knowing people with spare bedrooms. Continue reading
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Tagged budget travel, cheap travel, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2882, family travel, humor, road trips, travel tips
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What’s Up, Doc? My Favorite Cartoon Character by a Mile
Charlie Brown feels familiar. Bugs Bunny feels like the guy you wish you could be when life comes after you. Continue reading
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Tagged Bugs Bunny, cartoons, Charlie Brown, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2881, favorite cartoon character, Looney Tunes, Snoopy
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How Your Mindset Affects Financial Success
If having a positive mindset created wealth, I’d be a millionaire. Mindset matters, but probably not in the way most self-help books suggest. Continue reading
If My Dog Could Talk, I’d Probably Regret It
We like to imagine that if dogs could talk, they’d finally reveal profound thoughts about loyalty and love. I suspect the truth would be much less philosophical—and a lot more repetitive. Continue reading
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Tagged dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2879, dog owners, dogs, humor, pet behavior, pets, Princess, Sammy
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Books I Regretted Reading — and Why I Quit
I believe Christian fiction belongs on the bookshelf, but a few books have tested my patience. From endless “steaming liquid” to bloated sequels and plots that made no sense, some books taught me one valuable lesson: you don’t have to finish everything you start. Continue reading
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Tagged bad writing, book criticism, books, Christian fiction, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2878, fiction, Left Behind, Pat Robertson, reading, reading habits
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