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The trimmed roots of delicious treats. Everything, including all kinds of delicious treats, has roots that trace back to the person or culture where they first appeared. For example, the salad many prepare

Sleeping to the sound of thunder. Yesterday was an extremely hot day, and the news that a cold snap was expected was the incentive to endure the heat and look forward to the warmer day. It's hard to fall

City Stories. City stories are often confused with jokes, but jokes born in a city can also lay claim to the city's heritage and the title of "city history." However, just as not every joke can

Just in case, or sticking to a strict plan? There are many jokes about people doing things just in case, usually involving something bordering on the absurd, like someone buying several train tickets just

A crowded place. A crowded place is often the name given to those places in populated areas where, as they say, life is in full swing, and it seems like it's like that day after day, year after year. There

Another life. Sometimes people think the world revolves around them, that they're always in the public eye, that they're very important, that all eyes are on them, and that they must devote their lives

Cover of the July 1983 issue of Byte If you wanted a computer magazine with lots of technical coverage on a variety of systems than Byte was your magazine in the late 1970s and early 1980s. And it covered

Individuality. Individuality is an interesting thing, with deep roots that are so tangled today that it's truly difficult to discern what constitutes true individuality and what constitutes a silly whim

A walk along the water's edge. All the most interesting things happen at the border between two worlds, land and water, and tailors probably called this border "the edge." Any border is no place

Contentment with little. Contentment with little is not easy, as we think, as the Apostle Paul taught in his letter to the Philippians, and this is true. As a rule, skills are acquired through practice,

No one is happy without water. No one is happy without water. When I wrote this headline, I thought there was some truth to it, lol. Those who experienced the aftermath of the flood will probably agree

Research that leads to a dead end. Sometimes, you have to spend time on some research that seems interesting, but ultimately hits a dead end, a point that prevents you from moving forward, but somehow

Escape. Some chase, others flee—that's how movies and literature portray what we call escape. But often, escape isn't a chase; it's the moment when a person decides they don't belong here and need a change

The best fishing. Every fisherman probably has their own idea of ​​the best fishing, especially since I'd divide it into three or four variations. The first is when you've caught a lot of big fish without

Unpicky appetite. Appetites come in all shapes and sizes, lol. They can be demanding or very modest, as they say: unpicky appetite. I can imagine how my mother suffered because I was overly picky about

Multifaceted happiness. Happiness is like a faceted diamond with facets of varying sizes. Some facets are larger and more noticeable, while others are small and hidden from prying eyes, but for the diamond's

Real courage. I won't speak for everyone, I'll just say what I think about what people call courage, and my opinion may differ greatly from the general consensus. LOL. To some extent, expressing your opinion,

Something long-awaited. Do you like waiting? Some might say they do, but I don't like this boring activity. Back when there were lines everywhere, I tried to skip the line. It might sound a bit silly,

Culture is a mysterious thing. I've never really thought about what we call or define by the word "culture." In vain, it's a very mysterious definition. It's even strange that when someone is