Some significant things happened on this day throughout history. Here are a few of the more interesting: In 1801, A 1,235 pound cheese ball was pressed at the farm of Elisha Brown, Jr. The ball of cheese was later loaded on a horse-driven wagon and presented to U.S. President Thomas Jefferson at the White House. In 1985, treasure hunters began raising $400 million in coins and silver from the Spanish galleon “Nuestra Senora de Atocha.” The ship sank in 1622 40 miles of the coast of Key West, FL. And in 2003, in India, elephants used for commercial work began wearing reflectors to avoid being hit by cars during night work.
Art Using Spilled Food – While not all of these images use coffee as a medium, the art is still pretty fascinating. And the artist is incredibly talented.
1944 Paris Merged With Today – Blending the past with the present is a very interesting photography technique. These images of Paris at her liberation in 1944 have been merged with the same locations today. The results are very interesting.
5 Breakthroughs That Changed Everything – I hope I don’t need to explain that these are tongue in cheek… Blatantly so.
A Bee’s Life – We have a lot of flowers around the front of our house. As a result, we also have a lot of bees. This video of the first 21 days of a bee’s life is pretty cool to watch. It’s a glimpse into the hive, and into one of the biggest health threats that bees face.
On Writing Well – One of my goals in life is to create written content that has depth and meaning. Right now, this happens through this website. Eventually, I hope to publish a book. In the meantime, here are five big tips on how to write well.
35 Things That Young Women Need To Know – I am going to print this list and give it to my daughters. There are some things here that they need to know. I hope they don’t have to learn very many of these the hard way.
Gospel-Centered Husbandship – This is a great article on what it means to be gospel-centered within the context of a marriage. There are some great thoughts here.
The love language of all marriages is self-denial. – Burk Parsons