1.17.25 | Why We Value A Sense Of Humor

And fries, kisses and other words we call French

WELCOME TO QUITTIN’ TIME

We cut through the clutter to deliver engaging stories that start a dialogue.

It Really Is Quittin’ Time

Happy Friday all. I just got out of the water in Barton Springs here in Austin, Texas and I’m in a particularly jovial mood. I recommend the rest of you take a dip in a nice lake to start your day.  Now that you are opening this email, that endorphin high will have worn off but let’s get it cooking again with a few great conversations.

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TODAY’S PICKS

Why We Value A Sense Of Humor

In our house, having a sense of humor is like having a cheat code.  Quickest way to diffuse any situation after being married 30 years.  Anyone in your life who doesn’t have a sense of humor or doesn’t appreciate one - run for the hills. Here’s why.

7 Major Cities That Used To Have A Different Name

Here at home we call it Illadelph.  Thank the ROOTS for that one.  That’s our different name for Philadelphia.  Turns out 7 major cities used to go by different names as well.  Ever heard of Losantiville?  

Fries, Kisses And Other Words We Call French

Say anything in French and it sounds more dignified.  Honey, please pass the “glacé”, I didn’t get enough. But what makes fries, vanilla or toast french? Find out why adding those six letters makes that toast with syrup that much more refined.

Downtime

I am what I call an extroverted introvert. Love hanging with people, yet cherish time alone as well. Here is what I will be listening to and reading this weekend.
🎵 Check out this playlist. A trio of songs to set the mood you need. 3 with chill vibes, 3 uplifters and 3 energy boosters.
📖 AJ Brown was seen reading on the sidelines! This week the author of the book that caught so much attention, Jim Murphy will be on the field cheering for the Eagles- GO BIRDS!! I grabbed myself a copy of Inner Excellence and will be channelling AJ’s championship mentality.

What is a simple pleasure you enjoyed today?