REFLECTIONS

Try something new for 30 days lecture: Matt Cutts- Try something new for 30 days

The snow covered rough soil looks like crumb cake covered with powdered sugar if you use your imagination. I spent the day loafing, waiting for my energy to return. I was just so tired. This leaflet was in my mailbox.  At first I did not notice what was wrong with the image. Maybe the lecture doesn't always help!

I  just might try one of these methods even if I do have a corkscrew handy!   I love gadgets and experimenting with different ways of doing common tasks. It's better to use a white wine so there won't be any staining.                                                                           

This Russian video shows how to open a tin can without a can opener.  In an emergency this could be necessary. I don't think this will work if  you have arthritis.  Maybe it would work if a lot more time was spent bending the can back and forth.   Placing the can on the edge of something hard like a sidewalk curb and using your foot would be easier even if not very appetizing. 

This video is from the self-study Italian course I'm taking.  Understanding what's happening in the video is hard for me to follow but it's a lot of fun. There are many other courses available for no charge. The link for the courses offered: Find Courses by Topic - MIT OpenCourseWare - Free Online Course Materials A very rough translation from Italian using Google Translate: Sugar - Women Women Looking for trouble Women with a phone that never rings women In the middle of a street Women in disarray without company In the eyes of the recommendations have And the desire to adventures And if they have made ​​many mistakes They are full of fears You see them walking together In the rain or under the sun Inside dull afternoons Without joy or sorrow women planets dispersed For all men so different women Friends forever Fashionable women, women against the current ... In the eyes have airplanes To fly at h

“Synchronicity is a term used by Carl Jung to describe coincidences  that are related by meaningfulness rather than by cause and effect.”  ― David Richo It all started while I was watching "It Happened One Night" with my wife.  When a song about the "Daring Young Man..." came on she said to me  that it might be good for one of my posts. Yesterday on January 8, 2014 I did a post about the song: The Daring Young Man on the Flying Trapeze Here's the link to that post: The Daring Young Man on the Flying Trapeze Now today January 9, 2014, I somehow surfed my way to a post named "Why Leotards Are Called That" from the Today I Found Out blog. Here's the link:   Why Leotards Are Called That Some excerpts: "Born in 1842, Leotard is best known for inventing the flying trapeze routine. His father owned a gymnasium and trained Leotard in his early years. As a boy, he became proficient at the parallel ba