Special Blend :: Our Favorite Links From September 2016

Enjoy Our Favorite Links from September

"25 Phrases You Wish You Could Say At Work More Often" has a few gems on there. I especially like "I don't know what your problem is, but I bet it's hard to pronounce" and "The fact that no one understands you doesn't mean you're an artist".
A couple had sex every day for a year. Find out how it benefited their relationship and her self-esteem...and if either of them can still walk.
My meal was terrific until the giant rat fell from the ceiling onto my plate.
"Some Goof Ball In A Hat!" How bad was the 49'ers vs Rams NFL game last night? So, bad announcer Kevin Harlan gave brilliant play-by-play of a streaker running on the field and called it the most exciting thing to happen all night.
Imagine you're a Psychiatrist and Facebook started recommending your patients follow one another.

Rolling Stone polled actors, writers, producers, critics and show runners to come up with a comprehensive list of the "100 Greatest TV Shows of All-Time".
It may be a great tv season and people may be addicted to their phones, but strangely table top gaming is making huge comeback.
Favorite movie trailer of September:

There are quite a few major awards for authors, but readers really want to win this London bookstores contest where the winner receives free books for life.
"Sip Tea Slowly" & "Wear a scarf" are 2 of the 9 Tricks to Look Smart in a Book Club.
Here's a spoiler-free list of 37 Books With Mind-Blowing Plot Twists.
From the article, "How To Deal With People Who Interrupt Your Reading": Touch their face and softly whisper, “He is coming for you,” before turning back to your book as if nothing happened.

I can't even use the excuse "I don't have time" to workout now that they've come up with the scientific seven minute workout.
Read this fascinating piece about "The Jones Project: Smuggling Nikita Khrushchev’s memoirs out of the USSR".

Mr. Wright's Law of Love - Meet the teacher who loves his students by showing them what true love really is.
This story about a terminally ill mom and her son with Down Syndrome gets me every time:

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