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Purple Prediction
Why I think Justin Jefferson is starting his last season with the Minnesota Vikings.
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Brand New Day Rocks
My thoughts on why this Spidey has a different feel & more
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Chameleon
When we sit down to watch a movie we either only see the actor portraying the character, or forget there's someone behind the character entirely. This could be due to the style of acting being used, or maybe due to the Hollywood status the actors carry. Stars like
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July Night Skies
The Declaration of Independence is kept at the National Archives Museum in Washington, D.C. The 250-year-old parchment lives in a bulletproof case with no oxygen, and dim lighting. All in an effort to preserve the document. At night the case is lowered into a bomb-resistant vault
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It's a Numbers Game
The tangible results of our everyday lives. Numbers. Our weight, our height, our shoe size. How much we get paid, how much did the government take. What time to get there, how early you showed up, or more accurately how late. Numbers are engraved everywhere. Along with that, they’re
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Not Breaking Bread
If I asked you, what the three keys to survival are, what would your response be? Pause and think about it. My money is on some variation of food, water, and shelter. The three essentials in our lives that we drastically take for granted. Any kind of food at our
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Rinse and Repeat
The anticipation of a summer blockbuster movie can be unmatched. After months of trailers and avoiding spoilers online the hype is through the roof. By the time the film is a week away it's impossible to get your hands on tickets. Once you do, the theater itself is
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At Our Own Pace
A few generations ago it was considered a touchy subject to start a conversation surrounding faith outside the walls of our home. Falling into the same category of “things our parents told us not to do” like staring, or asking someone how much money they make. Recently the pendulum has
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Survival of Cinema
You’ve heard movie theaters are dying but it’s more like a coma, and they’re waking up. The cinema industry was the place to be right before the pandemic shut everything down. For five consecutive years it had been raking in over $11 billion annually. Six years later
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Unhelping Hands
Borrowing an egg from a neighbor, swinging by without a text or a call, helping someone jump their car. All of these things used to feel so normal, without hesitation. If we needed help we weren't afraid to ask for it and we weren't afraid to
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God's Best Friend?
Our days take many forms as we step out of bed. We stick to our routine the best we can but there will always be something that doesn't go as planned. You wake up twenty minutes late so you’re rushing around and bang, you stub your toe.
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A Tangled Mess
We are constantly chasing our tails when it comes to culture and fashion. The masses decide what's in, then we decide it's out, and then in again. The second time around we just call it vintage. You’ve seen it a million times over, from Jordans