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Have you heard a World War II saying, “there are no atheists in foxholes”? We relax when the good times roll, but in hard times people turn to religion.
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Have you heard a World War II saying, “there are no atheists in foxholes”? We relax when the good times roll, but in hard times people turn to religion.
Cincinnati Magazine Illustration by Lars Leetaru Self-care always seemed self-evident to me. Take care of yourself, eat right, sleep enough, and stay active in some way. Then came a wave of âas seen on TVâ products offering self-care in a bottle, a shoe, or a scent, followed by experiences like beach vacations and spa treatments branded as self-care. Just another attempt to take advantage of human insecurities to sell us stuff we donât need, right? Weâve seen it before with businesses promising solutions for our beauty, weight, and sex issues; now theyâve rolled up ev...
Laguna Beach Local News The Muses of Arch Beach Ever felt the joy of writing something that transcends your normal stuff? It’s a sweet moment, isn’t it? Writers, caught by the beauty of their words, may credit one of the Greek muses. In Laguna, we have the muses of Arch Beach, which leads to a story from Laguna’s early days. Canyon Acres was homesteaded by Harvey Hemenway who had two sisters, Sylvia and Elizabeth. Elizabeth married a Connecticut boy named Henry Goff whose three brothers, Frank, Hub and Leon (Lee) also came to Laguna. Sylvia married a Spencer Brooks and they had four ch...
Laguna Beach Local News The Women of Moss Point Did you hear the historic Moss Point home sold the other day? I know it’s an incredible site, but $20 million seems a lot of money for an old house, even in Laguna. Which, of course, leads to a story. Lulu V. Goff, from the Goff family of early coastal homesteaders, was the first owner of the land around Moss Point. She completed a 132-acre homestead in 1891, which, doing the math, means she started her five-year improvement period when she was just seventeen. Maybe she got the idea from her father Hub Goff, who Joe Thurston thought, “The br...
The Twins MAFS recap 2021: Coco and Sam start off... terribly after Sam says he doesn't want to be an asshole, but she's just not his type.