Thanks for reading and commenting! The anachronistic woman has five kids, and has had her credit card hacked, so, no, you were not the woman who came to mind. :) But you, she, and me would be good company!

He's on Instagram too - "From my latest podcast with @matiasgustavodestefano " The universe is constantly communicating with us, in both subtle and profound ways. When we are in tune with the

Thanks for reading that long long review! "Math is God" - well, look at the periodic table of the elements. Lego bricks! Reduce everything to a molecular or atomic level, Consider the billions

Very atmospheric! Great finish: "Hello fellow dragon", and from here the new adventure begins with this dragon egg. One suggestion: beware excessive use of the "was" verbiage. Maybe

Dragonfruit - red, with scales - was this the inspiration for the red dragon in Shrek? #Love it! And I love your natural talent for sharing stories straight from real life - your life - your busy, productive,

woot - i did it - set the timer for 5 minutes and wrote something! And no, I've never found my way to PeakD or ecency or anything other than Hive and Steemit. So if you didn't notice the above image is

I have not read his poetry yet, but this physicist is a brilliant indie author and publisher of anthologies and promoter of fellow indie authors. THE SEMAPHORE COLLECTION (5 book series) Kindle Edition

and, because I rarely shut up and leave the pc to go pull weeds (it's just sooo hot and buggy).... Here are 12 poignant poems (and one bizarre limerick) written by physicists about physics, and I'm not

Yes - too many distractions! The garden, the dog, the cat(s)... Freddy! Oh, I know I don't have to memorize what I've learned. It just frustrates me that I want to remember what I've read but find it so

Love it! Our middle child spent a year in Spain, learning the -th sounding Spanish. Our son has been living in Mexico for three years and is dating a native of Colombia (she speaks no English, but he's

#Monopoles How many times did I rewind, rewatch/ off the top of my head, I remember that magnets have a north and a south pole. If you cut one in half, a new pole forms at both ends of the shorter magnets.

Brian Keating - ooooh, he teaches Poetry for Physicists??? Poetry for Physicists .... essays by physicists such as Brian Greene, Richard Feynman, and Michio Kaku along with poetry (by poets ranging from

LOL! My husband accuses me of being infatuated with Felix Flicker. :) The #1 book review at Amazon is by a fellow physicist and author, Dr. Brian Keating. Keating has a podcast and a YouTube channel. This:

Did I write that four squared is 64...??? Oh dear. THANK YOU so much for reading and commenting!! The adventurine - held in metal/wire setting - was simply uncomfortable. My niece loves it. She owns it

It's certainly not for lack of willingness and openness and prayer that I continue to be a skeptic. Speak, Lord. Let me know you. A Catholic friend tells me I already know God but just don't "know"

Interesting. I had just mentioned the Denton, NE, seminary earlier today. Fr. Chad Ripperger ...Upon ordination, he spent a year in a parish in Omaha, Nebraska and then was assigned to St. Gregory the

St. Dymphna’s Playbook A Catholic Guide to Finding Mental and Emotional Well-Being by Tommy Tighe “If you experience mental health symptoms or love someone who does, you will find Tommy Tighe’s book moving

Nice to meet you, too! Your posts are very much worth responding to. :)

Raised Protestant - agnostic after reading the whole Bible - then, Catholic. More than half my life, I've been practicing Catholicism. Sometimes, just going through the motions, because, Pascal's wager.