Posted in culture on 18. Jan, 2010
Care about what you eat, but still have to find a way to get a meal on the go? Yes, you’ve heard that Chipotle burritos have more calories than most. But what you didn’t know may cause you to reconsider. This video may surprise you.
Posted in Daniel Dessinger, culture on 31. Dec, 2009
It’s time for all of you who take the New Year seriously as an opportunity for personal growth and change to formulate your New Year resolution.
My advice? Have fun with it, but take your resolution seriously. Only resolve to do what you care enough about to change. And make your resolution public.
Okay, let’s see here. Take it seriously? Check. Only resolve to do what I care enough to change? Check. Make it public? Uh… how exactly? (more…)
Posted in Daniel Dessinger, culturefeast on 08. Dec, 2009
I hear this one from time to time. I know, I know: it seems like CultureFeast.com goes through periods of hibernation, then bursts on the scene with a flurry of new content, then disappears again.
The short and simple answer is that I’ve grown tired of pop culture. It’s always the same flashing lights. I’m pursuing more substance, which leads me to write more often on my personal site or RenewMyMind.com.
Posted in Daniel Dessinger, spirituality on 26. Nov, 2009
Happy Thanksgiving to all! I hope you are well and taking this time to cherish your loved ones. Whether they be family, coworkers, or lifelong friends, give thanks to God for the people He has blessed you with.
If you find some time this holiday weekend and would like to listen to something out-of-the-ordinary, my grandfather’s radio messages are now online. Lennard Darbee was a healing evangelist from the 50s to the 80s. His radio broadcast, Rays of Faith, touched the lives of many.
I am making these 15 minute talks available via podcast at LennardDarbee.com. Please take some time to check them out. I plan to post one per week, and I have several hundred, so we should be adding new content for quite some time.
Posted in blogging on 13. Nov, 2009
I’ve spent years reading, studying, and writing blogs to fit formulas in search of the golden ticket. And I’ve recently had my cathartic moment of truth when I realized my bloglife had to change.
When I was a kid, I bought my first science-fiction magazine at the age of thirteen. All older science-fiction fans remember when they bought their first magazine, and we were all about the same age – twelve, thirteen, maybe fourteen. In the 1930s and 1940s we were all pretty much alike as well. We wore knickers, sat down to a chicken dinner every Sunday, and spent Saturday afternoons at the movie theater where we saw two features, three or four cartoons, and got a free candy bar – all for a dime.
Posted in Featured, Jenni Hammit, television on 02. Sep, 2009
“Butterfly in the sky, I can go twice as high” ok now many of know those words. We grew up hearing them everyday after Sesame Street
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