"$50,000 annual salary...and spends at least $200 to $300 a week on food delivery." Well, I guess that's a choice. Hope this is an extreme outlier.

Thoughtful comments from Christopher Reeve, though I suspect Rick Lee James has seen this before...

I get pretty tired of everyone saying "the other side needs to improve!" as they stand in the garbage heap that is their own house. Please, surprise me for once. Pick up your lot first. I bet you could do it if you finally grow a spine.

Me the entire day: "I'm so tired" Also me at 3am doing a quiz to find out which breakfast cereal I am:

Somewhere, someone is lamenting "look what they took from us..."

"I don't need to be cured. I need to be loved, valued, educated, and sometimes helped." We are fearfully and wonderfully made.

#WaltonGoggins, who appeared in Robert Duvall’s 1997 drama “The Apostle,” on the actor’s death: “Bobby Duvall, the greatest storyteller of all time just left us. He was my friend. My mentor... The privilege of getting to work with this man, to know this man is still the most

Unreal. Norm MacDonald interviewing Robert Duvall. I want to track down the full interview.

The idea that you should only cheer for athletes who share your politics is bizarre and socially corrosive; sports should give us a temporary reprieve from partisan politics

This makes all the sense in the world to me.

Love this. Not holding my breath, though, for any changes anytime soon.

Quentin Tarantino's Watership Down remake looks awesome.

I'm never leaving this site.

Here’s one simple practice to help you grow in emotional and spiritual intimacy with your spouse. At the end of each day ask: “What brought you joy, and what burdens are you carrying?” Together thank God for the joys and cast your shared burdens onto him.

Merle Haggard passed away on this day in 2016. And the world has made a little less sense and lacked a little color ever since. One of the greatest to ever pick up a pen or guitar.

Life goal: to have just one reply as brilliant as New Zealand Man's reply that's featured here.

Prices are the most important information system in any economy, and most people don't realize it.  When the price of something goes up, it's telling every producer "make more of this" and every consumer "use less of this."  No one has to coordinate it. No ministry issues an

Awaitng a ruling from Scott Lincicome

Behold the power of neighbors (and dogs). cc. WeRateDogs - check this out, a hand-written note from a dog.

Pretty Woman.