Fries light well*, 3×2 animal style, no pickles, extra whole grilled onion, and a cup of water. Extra hungry version: fries have spread and grilled onions, side of lettuce and tomato. *Because INO fries are real and served shortly after being cut getting them light well cooks them for an additional two minutes resulting in…

“Greed often helps people think of reasons they might not discover on their own.” – The Mysterious Benedict Society Having a moral compass helps to discern right from wrong. Why is that important? It allows for peace of mind and a standard by which you can treat others with kindness. A quick check to see…

“Whether the hero be ridiculous or sublime, Greek or barbarian gentile or Jew, his journey varies little in essential plan. Popular tales represent the heroic action as physical; the higher relations show the deed to be moral; nevertheless, there will be found astonishingly little variation in the morphology of the adventure, the character roles involved,…

In truth, I don’t venture outside of it often. To leave my comfort zone is usually a mixture of the below two ingredients. Lack of familiarityInvolves something you have not masteredFlutter of anticipation, excitement, or self-doubt At the edge of my comfort zone you can see a land of unknowns, with lakes of vulnerability. It’s…

“There is nothing quite so permanent as a temporary government program.” – Ronald Reagan The average person doesn’t realize the copious amount of unnecessary policies and laws there are. Until they try to do something. For example, my parents recently entertained the idea of repairing the stairs that lead down from their back deck. However,…