9801. When you
look back and think about what actually made you happy, it’ll be the people you
spent your time with. And those people
will be responsible for how far you made it too;
9802. You must determine where you have been in your life so that you can know where you are now;
9803. You must determine where you have been in your life because otherwise you can’t get to where you’re going. You can’t get from point A to point B unless you are already at point A and if you’re just “anywhere” the chances you are at point A are very small;
9804. Say what you mean so that you can find out what you mean. Act out what you say so you can find out what happens. Then pay attention. Note your errors. Articulate them. Strive to correct them;
9805. I’m not close to my parents because I don’t (really) know them;
9806. The more you try to appear “perfect” the less people will connect with you;
9807. People don’t connect with you because you’re perfect. They connect with you because of your flaws and your rough edges;
9808. Apparently, my feet can double for dog pillows;
9809. There’s a fine line between tyrant and king;
9810. Paprika on roast chicken is great (specifically EveryPlate’s apricot Dijon chicken legs);
9811. I really didn’t feel hungry on a juice cleanse, but I did have the urge to chew on something. . . . I also kept fantasizing about eating things (i.e., hamburger, chicken sandwich, chips, etc.);
9812. A Wendy’s spicy chicken sandwich (probably) shouldn’t be your first solid food after a juice cleanse;
9813. Winemaking accounts for 90% of grape cultivation;
9814. Grapes are a natural diuretic;
9815. Boneless, skinless chicken thighs will change your life. (They’re) like chicken breasts, but tastier and cheaper;
9816. If you want your clamshell/bagged (salad) greens to last longer, open the clamshell/bag and put a paper towel inside. The paper towel will absorb excess moisture and keep your (salad) greens from getting slimy;
9817. Apparently, to reduce/stop the flatulence/gas that can come with eating beans, you have to thoroughly rinse and drain them;
9818. If you’re a go-getter, the answer isn’t to push yourself harder it’s to be gentler on yourself;
9819. Allow yourself to make mistakes;
9820. Allow yourself to be human;
9821. If you grind your teeth at night, it’s probably because of anxiety;
9822. Taking garlic pills (i.e., allicin) on an empty stomach can make you smell like garlic;
9823. If you sign up for their rewards program, Krispy Kreme (Doughnuts) will give you a dozen, original glazed doughnuts for your birthday;
9824. It can be (emotionally) painful losing a dozen, fresh(, Krispy Kreme) doughnuts to a (strong) gust of wind;
9825. Apparently, dogs don’t like fireworks;
9826. Be humble. Be kind. Be thankful;
9827. Dogs shouldn’t have undiluted apple cider vinegar because of the acidity;
9828. A person starts to live when s/he can live outside herself/himself. Often, the best thing we can do for someone else is to recognize when s/he is in a time of need and being present for her/him;
9829. To foster great relationships, you have to want more for people than you want from them;
9830. It’s not (actually that) attractive to a woman if you’re trying to impress her by being perfect;
9831. What’s more attractive (to a woman) is a guy who knows he has flaws and is working to be a better man;
9832. Apparently, the pits, stems and leave of cherries contain cyanide. . . . Who knew?
9833. Of the (delivered) meal kits I’ve tried, Blue Apron seems to be the best. Their instructions are clear. They’re easy enough to make. And they tend to use some exotic ingredient(s) that make(s) the meal feel extravagant;
9834. We can all wish we were taller, richer, better looking, JFK’s son, etc., but eventually you’ve got to play the cards you’re holding and things are rarely perfect for anyone;
9835. You’ve got to be willing to be imperfect and play the fool to grow;
9836. When everything hits the fan, the answer is to adapt;
9837. What money will do for you: 1. Make your life more enjoyable; 2. Relieve a lot of your stress; and 3. Give you freedom;
9838. What money won’t do for you: 1. Get rid of all of your problems; 2. Make you happy; and 3. Fill the hole in your soul;
9839. Money is great. . . . And it can be life changing . . . ,but, if you have unrealistic expectations for what it will do for you, you’re going to be disappointed;
9840. Kohlrabi is also called German turnip;
9841. Kohlrabi is a wild cabbage. It’s related to broccoli, cauliflower, kale, Brussels sprouts, collard greens and gai lan/Chinese kale;
9842. I never thought I’d have my feelings hurt by a dog;
9843. (Apparently,) t-shirts with holes in them aren’t a good look;
9844. On a (brand) new(, Tempur-Pedic) bed/mattress . . . check;
9845. The most powerful law of attraction is that we attract who we are;
9846. The things we procrastinate on are generally not difficult in themselves. It’s our stories about them that make them difficult;
9847. Don’t let the fear of failure/striking out keep you from playing the game. It happens to everyone. Just smile and move on;
9848. Apparently, if you haven’t heard from someone for a while and you can’t get ahold of her/him, you can call the police to do a wellness/welfare/safe and well check on her/him;
9849. Just worry about being a better person than you were yesterday . . . and it will sort itself out;
9850. Elizabeth dated a (former) University of Virginia men’s basketball player (specifically Tunji Soroye) . . . and so did her sister (Grace) previously and unknowingly in another city/state;
9802. You must determine where you have been in your life so that you can know where you are now;
9803. You must determine where you have been in your life because otherwise you can’t get to where you’re going. You can’t get from point A to point B unless you are already at point A and if you’re just “anywhere” the chances you are at point A are very small;
9804. Say what you mean so that you can find out what you mean. Act out what you say so you can find out what happens. Then pay attention. Note your errors. Articulate them. Strive to correct them;
9805. I’m not close to my parents because I don’t (really) know them;
9806. The more you try to appear “perfect” the less people will connect with you;
9807. People don’t connect with you because you’re perfect. They connect with you because of your flaws and your rough edges;
9808. Apparently, my feet can double for dog pillows;
9809. There’s a fine line between tyrant and king;
9810. Paprika on roast chicken is great (specifically EveryPlate’s apricot Dijon chicken legs);
9811. I really didn’t feel hungry on a juice cleanse, but I did have the urge to chew on something. . . . I also kept fantasizing about eating things (i.e., hamburger, chicken sandwich, chips, etc.);
9812. A Wendy’s spicy chicken sandwich (probably) shouldn’t be your first solid food after a juice cleanse;
9813. Winemaking accounts for 90% of grape cultivation;
9814. Grapes are a natural diuretic;
9815. Boneless, skinless chicken thighs will change your life. (They’re) like chicken breasts, but tastier and cheaper;
9816. If you want your clamshell/bagged (salad) greens to last longer, open the clamshell/bag and put a paper towel inside. The paper towel will absorb excess moisture and keep your (salad) greens from getting slimy;
9817. Apparently, to reduce/stop the flatulence/gas that can come with eating beans, you have to thoroughly rinse and drain them;
9818. If you’re a go-getter, the answer isn’t to push yourself harder it’s to be gentler on yourself;
9819. Allow yourself to make mistakes;
9820. Allow yourself to be human;
9821. If you grind your teeth at night, it’s probably because of anxiety;
9822. Taking garlic pills (i.e., allicin) on an empty stomach can make you smell like garlic;
9823. If you sign up for their rewards program, Krispy Kreme (Doughnuts) will give you a dozen, original glazed doughnuts for your birthday;
9824. It can be (emotionally) painful losing a dozen, fresh(, Krispy Kreme) doughnuts to a (strong) gust of wind;
9825. Apparently, dogs don’t like fireworks;
9826. Be humble. Be kind. Be thankful;
9827. Dogs shouldn’t have undiluted apple cider vinegar because of the acidity;
9828. A person starts to live when s/he can live outside herself/himself. Often, the best thing we can do for someone else is to recognize when s/he is in a time of need and being present for her/him;
9829. To foster great relationships, you have to want more for people than you want from them;
9830. It’s not (actually that) attractive to a woman if you’re trying to impress her by being perfect;
9831. What’s more attractive (to a woman) is a guy who knows he has flaws and is working to be a better man;
9832. Apparently, the pits, stems and leave of cherries contain cyanide. . . . Who knew?
9833. Of the (delivered) meal kits I’ve tried, Blue Apron seems to be the best. Their instructions are clear. They’re easy enough to make. And they tend to use some exotic ingredient(s) that make(s) the meal feel extravagant;
9834. We can all wish we were taller, richer, better looking, JFK’s son, etc., but eventually you’ve got to play the cards you’re holding and things are rarely perfect for anyone;
9835. You’ve got to be willing to be imperfect and play the fool to grow;
9836. When everything hits the fan, the answer is to adapt;
9837. What money will do for you: 1. Make your life more enjoyable; 2. Relieve a lot of your stress; and 3. Give you freedom;
9838. What money won’t do for you: 1. Get rid of all of your problems; 2. Make you happy; and 3. Fill the hole in your soul;
9839. Money is great. . . . And it can be life changing . . . ,but, if you have unrealistic expectations for what it will do for you, you’re going to be disappointed;
9840. Kohlrabi is also called German turnip;
9841. Kohlrabi is a wild cabbage. It’s related to broccoli, cauliflower, kale, Brussels sprouts, collard greens and gai lan/Chinese kale;
9842. I never thought I’d have my feelings hurt by a dog;
9843. (Apparently,) t-shirts with holes in them aren’t a good look;
9844. On a (brand) new(, Tempur-Pedic) bed/mattress . . . check;
9845. The most powerful law of attraction is that we attract who we are;
9846. The things we procrastinate on are generally not difficult in themselves. It’s our stories about them that make them difficult;
9847. Don’t let the fear of failure/striking out keep you from playing the game. It happens to everyone. Just smile and move on;
9848. Apparently, if you haven’t heard from someone for a while and you can’t get ahold of her/him, you can call the police to do a wellness/welfare/safe and well check on her/him;
9849. Just worry about being a better person than you were yesterday . . . and it will sort itself out;
9850. Elizabeth dated a (former) University of Virginia men’s basketball player (specifically Tunji Soroye) . . . and so did her sister (Grace) previously and unknowingly in another city/state;
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