Sometimes we meet people–or feel stuck with them being around us–whom we consider a bother or useless to our lives. Today’s Thursday Thought quote suggests a different way of looking at them.
In today’s Thursday Thought quote, Winston Churchill, who himself had many enemies, explains why he liked having them.
Ever wonder about the future, when our children have only memories of us? What will they think? What will they remember? Today’s Thursday Thought tells us how to leave them a legacy worth remembering.
Today’s Thursday Thought dates back to the 1700s but is still relevant today.
Today’s Thursday Thought sheds some light on the act of giving and the size of the gift.
Today’s Thursday Thought puts a practical slant on the act of forgiving.
U.S. Presidents or Congress have been doing it for years, and this year President Trump did it: declared March Irish-American History Month to honor the contributions to our country by Irish immigrants and their descendants who are living here. Today’s Thursday Thought, then is in honor of them.
“Well, it takes all kinds of men to build a railroad.”
“No sir, just us Irish.”
–Railroad barons in “Dodge City,” Warner Bros., 1939
Today’s Thursday Thought is an equalizer. Instead of putting people on pedestals or ignoring them as beneath us, we’re reminded that, essentially, we’re all traveling the same road.
The Women’s March in January. Yesterday’s Day Without a Woman. I’ve been hearing cries of, “Those damn feminists! They’re all man-haters!”
Today’s Thursday Thought explains exactly what a feminist is.
Today’s Thursday Thought points out the benefit of loving others.
