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Question of the Day 2.13.26 ⚖️🚔
If you had the power to change one law, what would it be and why?
Treat others how you want to be treated is the only law needed.
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51 🎂!
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Question of the Day 2.2.26 📆⌛
Daily writing promptHow do significant life events or the passage of time influence your perspective on life?The passage of time gives perspective. That’s the blessing of getting older. Time tells the truth.
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Isaiah 1:18-20 Crimson and Snow-God will Clear Your Sins
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Question of the Day 1.25.26 🏞
Name an attraction or town close to home that you still haven’t got around to visiting.
I would like to visit state parks in Kansas and Missouri such as Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve in Kansas.
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Question of the Day 1.21.26 📚
I’ve been wanting to read these two books for years and haven’t gotten around to it. I started The Pillars of the Earth once and stopped. It wasn’t bad. I guess my attention was needed elsewhere. I have several books in my home that have been sitting on shelves unused for an embarrassing amount of time. I like the classics, biographies and history. I’m trying to work through those. Roots and The Pillars of the Earth are not on one of my book shelves. They’re on an entirely different long list. This is just what popped into my mind first. I have a lot of reading to do.
Roots, Alex Haley
The Pillars of the Earth, Ken Follett
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Question of the Day 1.16.26 🐘
What is your favorite animal?
I like elephants. They are big, strong, smart and communal.
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Question of the Day January.18.2026
Daily writing promptWrite about your first name: its meaning, significance, etymology, etc.To the best of my knowledge Shannon is Irish and it means something like little wise one. I have no significant Irish genetics nor do I identify with Irish culture. Shannon was a trendy name from the 60s-80s. My parents gave me one of the popular names of the day.
There is no significance to my name personally aside from the era in which I was born. Ask any Gen Xer. They went to school with at least 2-3 Shannons. I’ve noticed that most people that I run across named Shannon are Gen X or Millenial.
Even though Shannon is a unisex name it was no match for Gen X juggernauts Jennifer, Jessica and Erica. I went to school with at lest ten of the listed each. Jennifer and Jessica were both name considerations when my parents were trying to decide. I think they went with what they thought was a bit different. Had I been born a bit later they would have gone with Shelby. If I had a younger sister she likely would have been Shelby. (I don’t have one.)
Gen Xers have the same two dozen or so names per gender. If you grew up around a lot of Black people five or so more names can be added i.e. Taneisha, LaToya, etc. That’s the story of my name.
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Question of the Day 1.15.26 🛐 👐🏿💰😇
What is the greatest gift someone could give you?
Jesus already saved my soul and died for me on the cross. I really can’t ask for more. However, a gigantic sack of cash (or two) would be nice.
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