War of Work – Inspiration by Emerson

Who can you help out this week? Who has helped you and it made all the difference?
War of Work – Inspiration by Eleanor Roosevelt

Boom. I have nothing to add, other than preach it woman. Look fear in the face and then you will know how to defeat it.
Vintage Ad in KKK Newspaper

I found this little gem in the microfilm of a KKK newspaper that ran weekly for several years that the Dallas Public Library has. Go ahead, soak it in. This was in the middle of some ads that were essentially just business names and contact information. This one took the chance of being creative, I […]
War of Work Inspiration by Angelou

Hitting a home run at your first at bat is rare. Heck, hitting a home run at all is rare. You have to keep swinging, even if you struck out last time. Now get out there slugger. There’s no crying in baseball (I couldn’t help it).
History and Mystery Books and More
I’ve always been a voracious reader. It’s a family gift and curse. I grew up reading the newspaper every day (start with the funny papers, duh) and library trips were a weekly treat. We would spend hours there and haul our booty home in big canvas bags, cackling at the 6 week long checkout period […]
War of Work – Inspiration by Tina Fey

All hail the queen, Tina Fey. Get stuff done. Screw the labels.
Classic Films Make Me Happy

Growing up we watched Classic movies from the 20s-50s instead of contemporary movies. So while I’ve still never seen The Breakfast Club or Pretty in Pink, I’m all over the Marx Brothers and Katherine Hepburn’s screwball comedies. I realize some of you just got weirded out. Is this a bad time to mention we only […]
History of Dallas & the South – Lynchings and sanitizing language
This article was posted in the Dallas Morning news not long ago. You should go read it. I’ll wait. If you didn’t click, it’s about a new report that has come out where the authors worked to extensively document lynchings throughout the South, I believe from Reconstruction onward. Their final tally was around 4,000 people. […]
War of Work – Inspiration by Dali

If waiting for the perfect time, thing or action is keeping you in one place, take heart. Perfect isn’t a real thing. Just go for it instead.
Scottish Bookshop makes my day
I don’t know what my favorite bit of this is. The Scottish accents? Rappers delight redone with a literary theme? The clothes? The dance at the end? I think I’m leaning towards the dance at the end by some clearly uncomfortable people who really know how to commit. Best celebration of a Scottish bookstore ever. […]
