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Tag Archives: dailyprompt
Unlimited Budget for 24 Hours? I’d Buy a Future
If I had unlimited money for 24 hours, I wouldn’t use it to act rich. I’d use it to build something that would keep working after the money well ran dry. Continue reading
Posted in Daily Prompt, Random
Tagged Daily Prompt, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2776, family, Financial Security, From the Cap’n’s Pen, future, grandchildren, home, Investing, money, personal essay, reflection
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The Perfect Goodbye
Some series finales try to make us cry. Some try to tie up every loose end. But the best ones understand the show they’re ending. For me, no finale understood its own show better than Newhart, which ended not with a tearful goodbye, but with one final perfect laugh. Continue reading
Posted in Daily Prompt, Random, TV
Tagged Bob Newhart, Classic Television, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2775, pop culture, series finales, sitcoms, television history, TV finales
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The Philosopher Behind the Wardrobe
If I could have dinner with any philosopher, I’d choose someone most people wouldn’t consider. My choice might not make me feel smarter, but he would probably make me think more clearly, believe more deeply, write more honestly, and look a little harder for the light behind the wardrobe door. Continue reading
Fear Is a Terrible Theologian
Fear and self-doubt are real, but they are not meant to become our masters. Faith does not ask us to pretend we have no burdens. It reminds us where those burdens belong. Continue reading
Posted in Daily Prompt, Faith, Random
Tagged anxiety, Christian living, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2773, faith, fear, prayer, reflection, scripture, self-doubt, spiritual growth, trust God
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The First Time I Stopped Trusting My Eyes
The moment that made me question reality didn’t come from tragedy. It came from watching Forrest Gump and realizing that one day, seeing might no longer mean believing. Continue reading
Posted in Daily Prompt, Random
Tagged AI, artificial intelligence, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2772, deepfakes, media literacy, Movies, Nostalgia, reality, special effects, technology, The Mandalorian and Grogu, truth
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I Didn’t Expect to Enroll at Hogwarts
I avoided Harry Potter for years, assuming it just wasn’t for me. Then I finally watched the movies and accidentally became a fan. Butterbeer, however, remains indefensible. Continue reading
Posted in Daily Prompt, Movies, Random
Tagged critics, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2771, film, Harry Potter, Hogwarts, humor, Joe Dirt, late to the party, movie reviews, Movies, pop culture
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The Meaning of Life? On a Saturday? Really, WordPress?
WordPress casually asks for the meaning of life on a Saturday morning, as though that can be handled between coffee and breakfast. Fine. Challenge accepted. Continue reading
Posted in Daily Prompt, Faith, Random
Tagged Christian life, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2770, ecclesiastes, faith, Great Commandment, humor, John 17, Meaning of Life, purpose, reflection, WordPress prompt
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I Don’t Hate Student Slang. I Hate Whatever “6-7” Is.
Every generation has its annoying slang, but “6-7” feels different. It is loud, contagious, mostly meaningless by the time it reaches the classroom, and somehow perfectly designed to derail learning five seconds after it begins. Continue reading
Posted in Daily Prompt, Random
Tagged 6-7, classroom humor, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2769, education, Gen Alpha, high school, humor, language, middle school, Student Slang, Teacher Life, teaching life, TikTok culture
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The Best Road Trips Leave Room for Surprise
The best road trips need snacks, coolers, hotels, maps and maybe a backup plan or two. But the memories that last usually come from the places you never planned to stop. Continue reading