The Good Fortune of Others – March 21, 2010
A high school senior answered her phone, just hours before she was to address her graduating class as valedictorian. On the other end she heard...
A high school senior answered her phone, just hours before she was to address her graduating class as valedictorian. On the other end she heard...
Every Tuesday for months, writer Mitch Albom met with his old professor Morrie Schwartz to talk about life. Morrie was dying, but he taught his...
The weather began to change, and a man felt inclined to plant something outside in the cold earth. After a hard winter of dark skies...
We all have special aptitudes, skills, or gifts. Some people can sing or play an instrument; some are athletic; others can write or draw. Some...
From perfect 10s and world records to stunning athletic accomplishments and heartbreaking defeats, we marvel at the drama of the Olympic games. Something stirs in...
“How do I love thee? Let me count the ways.”1 Elizabeth Barrett wrote these now-famous words to her future husband, the esteemed poet Robert Browning,...
An evening television news commentator, after delivering story after story of tragic and unhappy events, paused and with a smile on her face and a...
When acclaimed American artist John Singer Sargent was commissioned to paint the official portrait of Theodore Roosevelt, 26th president of the United States, he spent...
Sooner or later, most of us begin to realize that time is short and so we better enjoy life a little more and spend time...