10301. The
rooms at the JW Marriott Chicago are (really) nice;
10302. It’s a 45-minute wait for deep dish pizza at Giordano’s (Giordanos.com). . . . It’s just so thick, it takes that long to cook;
10303. Giordano’s deep dish pizza has more cheese and no tomato chunks (in their sauce) when compared to Pizzeria Uno’s/Uno Pizzeria & Grill’s deep dish pizza;
10304. The crust on Giordano’s deep dish pizza is dry. . . . It isn’t greasy/oily;
10305. Adolph Hitler didn’t invent the swastika;
10306. The swastika is an ancient Hindu symbol adopted by Buddhists;
10307. There’s a New Ireland in Papua New Guinea;
10308. Both animal and human mummies were used at various times as fertilizer or fuel;
10309. Mummy wrappings were used as raw material in papermaking;
10310. Ground up human mummy was sold as medicine for its supposed ability to stop bleeding and was even used as a food seasoning;
10311. In 1994, Frontera Grill (RickBayless.com/Restaurants/Frontera-Grill/) (in Chicago, Illinois,) was ranked the world’s third-best casual dining restaurant by the International Herald Tribune;
10312. In 2007, Frontera Grill won the James Beard Foundation’s “Outstanding Restaurant” award as the best restaurant in the U.S.;
10313. The (wood-grilled Florida pink) shrimp (i.e., camarones al coco) at Frontera Grill really taste like coconut . . . and so does the (white) rice;
10314. The (grilled-roasted Gunthorp) pork loin (with Oaxacan yellow mole) at Frontera Grill is really tender;
10315. Pecan polvorones remind me of pecan sandies;
10316. The best (classic) flan I’ve ever had might have been at Frontera Grill. . . . It’s slightly sweet and the texture is very smooth with no lumps whatsoever;
10317. The “Cloud Gate” (i.e., “the Bean”) (in Chicago) is cooler than I thought it’d be;
10318. Testosterone levels correlate to the likelihood of a young man (or woman) getting into trouble;
10319. In the U.S., adolescent males are 5 times more likely to kill themselves than females are;
10320. Among Americans between 15 and 25, suicide is the third leading cause of death and teenage boys kill themselves at a rate double that of any other demographic group;
10321. A government study found that homosexual youth are 2 to 3 times more likely to attempt suicide than their heterosexual peers;
10322. A 2005 survey of 12,000 adolescents found that those who had pledged to remain abstinent until marriage were more likely to have oral and anal sex than other teens, less likely to use condoms and just as likely to contract sexually transmitted diseases as their unapologetically non-abstinent peers;
10323. The study’s authors found that 88% of those who pledged abstinence admitted to failing to keep their pledge;
10324. If we had a parent, who was attuned, helped us navigate our emotions and (more often than not) met our needs, we will have safe, embodied patterns in relationships. This means we will be able to express our needs and meet the needs of our partner. We are able to trust and feel safe within the body;
10325. If we had parent figures, who were not attuned to our needs, didn’t help guide us through our emotions and who were inconsistent, we develop relationship patterns to keep ourselves safe and protected. We struggle to connect or trust and often leave our body(i.e., dissociate) to cope;
10326. Our relationships (specifically our romantic relationships) are the greatest indicators of our emotional health;
10327. Honey roasted pistachios are better/tastier than honey roasted peanuts;
10328. Sometimes the reason that you’re suffering is because you won’t let go of the thing that’s biting you;
10329. D(onald)J(oseph) Qualls (the actor) came out as gay at a Jim Jefferies show;
10330. Jim Jefferies (the comedian) doesn’t drink anymore. . . . He just smokes (cannabis/marijuana) or takes edibles;
10331. Jim Jefferies’s favorite TV show is The Bachelor/The Bachelorette;
10332. “Eddie Murphy Delirious” was filmed at DAR Constitution Hall in D.C.;
10333. The hot chicken and French toast sandwich (i.e., Nashville-style chicken sandwich, pickles & maple syrup) for brunch at Lyon Hall (LyonHallArlington.com) in Arlington is (pretty) tasty;
10334. The band, Vertical Horizon, was formed by a couple of undergrad(uate)s (i.e., Matt Scannell & Keith Kane) at Georgetown University (in 1991);
10335. (I can say) I was at the Seattle Kraken’s first game (ever played) in D.C.;
10336. (I can say) I was at Mark Giordano’s 1,000th career(, regular season) game;
10337. Ironically, people-pleasing in order to feel a sense of belonging typically leads to the opposite outcome: feeling unseen and unknown;
10338. A sense of belonging only arises when we feel seen and accepted for who we really are;
10339. Fogo de Chao (FogoDeChao.com) has a pretty good Happy Hour. It runs from 4:30 PM to 6:30 PM Monday through Friday (in the bar and patio) with $4.00 Happy Hour bites and $8.00 select cocktails;
10340. Ronny Chieng (the comedian) has a( undergraduate) law degree from the University of Melbourne;
10341. Apparently, Jim Jefferies was punched by an audience member when he was onstage in Manchester, England( in 2007);
10342. Self-compassion isn’t just about being kind to your current self, it’s also about being kind to your previous self that didn’t know what you know now;
10343. Emotional availability isn’t just about being able to give love, time and care. It’s also about being able to receive love, time and care from others;
10344. If you keep finding yourself in relationships with people who are emotionally unavailable, you might consider how emotionally available you really are;
10345. Being happy doesn’t mean you have it all, it just means you’re grateful for all you have;
10346. Life can change in an instant;
10347. Apparently, you can die (rather) quickly after liver failure;
10348. Chris Williams (the former University of Virginia men’s basketball player, who was nicknamed “Big Smooth”,) died of blood clots in his heart on March 15th, 2017;
10349. Root beer floats are good so I thought a ginger beer float could be good . . . not so much;
10350. I can see (now) how it’s hard for parents to let go and trust their children to be responsible when a lot of what they’ve done in the past shows the opposite;
10302. It’s a 45-minute wait for deep dish pizza at Giordano’s (Giordanos.com). . . . It’s just so thick, it takes that long to cook;
10303. Giordano’s deep dish pizza has more cheese and no tomato chunks (in their sauce) when compared to Pizzeria Uno’s/Uno Pizzeria & Grill’s deep dish pizza;
10304. The crust on Giordano’s deep dish pizza is dry. . . . It isn’t greasy/oily;
10305. Adolph Hitler didn’t invent the swastika;
10306. The swastika is an ancient Hindu symbol adopted by Buddhists;
10307. There’s a New Ireland in Papua New Guinea;
10308. Both animal and human mummies were used at various times as fertilizer or fuel;
10309. Mummy wrappings were used as raw material in papermaking;
10310. Ground up human mummy was sold as medicine for its supposed ability to stop bleeding and was even used as a food seasoning;
10311. In 1994, Frontera Grill (RickBayless.com/Restaurants/Frontera-Grill/) (in Chicago, Illinois,) was ranked the world’s third-best casual dining restaurant by the International Herald Tribune;
10312. In 2007, Frontera Grill won the James Beard Foundation’s “Outstanding Restaurant” award as the best restaurant in the U.S.;
10313. The (wood-grilled Florida pink) shrimp (i.e., camarones al coco) at Frontera Grill really taste like coconut . . . and so does the (white) rice;
10314. The (grilled-roasted Gunthorp) pork loin (with Oaxacan yellow mole) at Frontera Grill is really tender;
10315. Pecan polvorones remind me of pecan sandies;
10316. The best (classic) flan I’ve ever had might have been at Frontera Grill. . . . It’s slightly sweet and the texture is very smooth with no lumps whatsoever;
10317. The “Cloud Gate” (i.e., “the Bean”) (in Chicago) is cooler than I thought it’d be;
10318. Testosterone levels correlate to the likelihood of a young man (or woman) getting into trouble;
10319. In the U.S., adolescent males are 5 times more likely to kill themselves than females are;
10320. Among Americans between 15 and 25, suicide is the third leading cause of death and teenage boys kill themselves at a rate double that of any other demographic group;
10321. A government study found that homosexual youth are 2 to 3 times more likely to attempt suicide than their heterosexual peers;
10322. A 2005 survey of 12,000 adolescents found that those who had pledged to remain abstinent until marriage were more likely to have oral and anal sex than other teens, less likely to use condoms and just as likely to contract sexually transmitted diseases as their unapologetically non-abstinent peers;
10323. The study’s authors found that 88% of those who pledged abstinence admitted to failing to keep their pledge;
10324. If we had a parent, who was attuned, helped us navigate our emotions and (more often than not) met our needs, we will have safe, embodied patterns in relationships. This means we will be able to express our needs and meet the needs of our partner. We are able to trust and feel safe within the body;
10325. If we had parent figures, who were not attuned to our needs, didn’t help guide us through our emotions and who were inconsistent, we develop relationship patterns to keep ourselves safe and protected. We struggle to connect or trust and often leave our body(i.e., dissociate) to cope;
10326. Our relationships (specifically our romantic relationships) are the greatest indicators of our emotional health;
10327. Honey roasted pistachios are better/tastier than honey roasted peanuts;
10328. Sometimes the reason that you’re suffering is because you won’t let go of the thing that’s biting you;
10329. D(onald)J(oseph) Qualls (the actor) came out as gay at a Jim Jefferies show;
10330. Jim Jefferies (the comedian) doesn’t drink anymore. . . . He just smokes (cannabis/marijuana) or takes edibles;
10331. Jim Jefferies’s favorite TV show is The Bachelor/The Bachelorette;
10332. “Eddie Murphy Delirious” was filmed at DAR Constitution Hall in D.C.;
10333. The hot chicken and French toast sandwich (i.e., Nashville-style chicken sandwich, pickles & maple syrup) for brunch at Lyon Hall (LyonHallArlington.com) in Arlington is (pretty) tasty;
10334. The band, Vertical Horizon, was formed by a couple of undergrad(uate)s (i.e., Matt Scannell & Keith Kane) at Georgetown University (in 1991);
10335. (I can say) I was at the Seattle Kraken’s first game (ever played) in D.C.;
10336. (I can say) I was at Mark Giordano’s 1,000th career(, regular season) game;
10337. Ironically, people-pleasing in order to feel a sense of belonging typically leads to the opposite outcome: feeling unseen and unknown;
10338. A sense of belonging only arises when we feel seen and accepted for who we really are;
10339. Fogo de Chao (FogoDeChao.com) has a pretty good Happy Hour. It runs from 4:30 PM to 6:30 PM Monday through Friday (in the bar and patio) with $4.00 Happy Hour bites and $8.00 select cocktails;
10340. Ronny Chieng (the comedian) has a( undergraduate) law degree from the University of Melbourne;
10341. Apparently, Jim Jefferies was punched by an audience member when he was onstage in Manchester, England( in 2007);
10342. Self-compassion isn’t just about being kind to your current self, it’s also about being kind to your previous self that didn’t know what you know now;
10343. Emotional availability isn’t just about being able to give love, time and care. It’s also about being able to receive love, time and care from others;
10344. If you keep finding yourself in relationships with people who are emotionally unavailable, you might consider how emotionally available you really are;
10345. Being happy doesn’t mean you have it all, it just means you’re grateful for all you have;
10346. Life can change in an instant;
10347. Apparently, you can die (rather) quickly after liver failure;
10348. Chris Williams (the former University of Virginia men’s basketball player, who was nicknamed “Big Smooth”,) died of blood clots in his heart on March 15th, 2017;
10349. Root beer floats are good so I thought a ginger beer float could be good . . . not so much;
10350. I can see (now) how it’s hard for parents to let go and trust their children to be responsible when a lot of what they’ve done in the past shows the opposite;
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