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Dhaba Style Egg Masala
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jIFA Workout
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Chicken Chukka
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One Story, Two Perspectives
A famous book writer sat in his study. He took out his pen and began to write:
“Last year, I had surgery to remove gallstones. I was bedridden for a long time.
In the same year, I turned 60 and was retired … quitting a company that I loved so much. I had to leave the job I've been doing for 35 years.
That same year I was abandoned by my beloved mother who passed away.
Then, still in the same year, my son failed his final medical exam because of a car accident. Repair costs from the car damage marked the peak of bad luck last year.”
At the end he wrote: “What, what a bad year!"
The writer's wife entered the room and found her husband who was sad and pensive. From behind, the wife saw the husband's writing. Slowly she backed away and left the room.
15 minutes later she came back in and put down a piece of paper with the following words:
“Last year, my husband finally managed to get rid of his gallbladder which had been making his stomach hurt for years.
That same year, I am grateful that my husband was able to retire in a healthy and happy state of mind & body. I thank God he was given the opportunity to work and earn for 35 years to support our family.
Now, my husband can spend more of his time writing, which has always been his hobby.
In the same year, my 95 year old mother-in-law, without any pain, returned to God in peace.
And still in the same year, God protected our son from harm in a terrible car accident. Our car was seriously damaged by the accident, but my son survived without any serious injuries.”
In the last sentence his wife wrote: “Last year was a year full of extraordinary blessings from God, and we spent it full of wonder and gratitude.”
The writer smiled with emotion, and warm tears flowed down his cheeks. He was grateful for a different point of view for every event he had gone through the past year. A different perspective of the same events now made him joyful.
Friends, in this life we must understand that it is not happiness or joy that makes us grateful. It is gratitude that makes us happy/joyful! Let’s practice seeing events from a positive point of view and keep envy away from our hearts.
”We can complain because rose bushes have thorns, or rejoice because thorn bushes have roses.”
Abraham Lincoln
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Some people love zoos because they love animals. Some people hate zoos because they love animals.
Source: Shower Thoughts
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The average person lives a better life than the kings and queens of past ages.
Source: Shower Thoughts
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Somewhere in the world, there is somebody with your dream job that hates going to work every day.
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It’s ridiculously easier to ruin your life than to improve your life.
Source: Shower Thoughts
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Lock and Key
A girl and a boy are locked out of their house. They can't find any way in, so the girl leans forward and starts talking to the door lock... "Hey door lock you're looking nice today, why don't you go ahead and let us in."
The door magically unlocks itself. The boy is shocked, "how did you do that?!?"
The girl replies, "communication is KEY."
Source: Reddit
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Most Doorknobs Are Made of Brass — We Found Out Why
This article discusses the history and benefits of using brass door knobs, and how they can help reduce the spread of COVID-19.
Key takeaways:
1. Brass door knobs are resistant to corrosion and rust.
2. Copper surfaces have been found to kill bacteria and viruses almost immediately on contact.
3. Wearing a mask, washing hands, and maintaining social distancing are still the best ways to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Counter arguments:
1. Brass door knobs are not a complete solution to the coronavirus pandemic.
2. Changing out the hardware may not be enough to prevent the spread of the virus.
Source: https://www.gearpatrol.com/home/a33547541/why-are-door-knobs-made-of-brass/
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Top 10 most photographed walking and hiking trails
GR20 - Corsico, France (45,187 photos) Everest Base Camp Trek - Himalayas, Nepal (13,711 photos) The Westweg - Black Forest, Germany (13,105 photos) Camino de Santiago - Northern Spain, Spain (10,738 photos) Inca Trail - Andes, Peru (10,170 photos) Appalachian Trail - Eastern United States (9,754 photos) The Jordan Trail - Jordan (9,343 photos) West Coast Trail - Vancouver Island, Canada (8,700 photos) Laugavegur Trail - Iceland (5,992 photos) The Lycian Way - Turkey (5,945 photos)
Source: https://www.usatoday.com/story/travel/2023/08/17/best-hikes-for-photos-in-us-world-destinations/70546609007/
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Napoleon Wasn’t That Short
The phrase “Napoleon complex” has become synonymous with the idea that small creatures act in an overly aggressive way to make up for their lack of stature. Yet, the early 19th-century French emperor Napoleon Bonaparte, who is often described as tiny tyrant, was only an inch shorter than the average Frenchman at the time.
So, why is he remembered as such?
The answer is British propaganda.
In 1803, the political cartoonist James Gillray created the character “Little Boney”, depicting Napoleon as a short and juvenile man throwing temper tantrums. This image of a raging, pint-sized Napoleon became widely accepted and was further perpetuated by Napoleon himself, who admitted that Gillray’s cartoons had done more than all the armies of Europe to bring him down.
Thus, the concept of the “Napoleon complex” merges the idea of small creatures acting overly aggressive with the image of a power-hungry Napoleon Bonaparte, a powerful reminder of the lasting power of words and images.
Source: InterestingFacts.com
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A man goes into a dentist’s office and says, ‟Doc! You gotta help me! I think I am turning into a moth!”
The dentist says, ‟Why did you come here? I am a dentist.”
The man says, ‟Your light was on.”
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Man, wildlife officer and fish
A man is in his boat out on the lake with a bucket full of fish that he had just caught. A wildlife officer spots him and pulls his boat up alongside. Seeing the bucket of fish in the man's boat, the wildlife officer asks to see his fishing license.
The man tells the officer that he doesn't need a fishing license.
The wildlife officer looks down at the bucket and says "you definitely need a license to be catching fish, I can see that you've been fishing today. You have live fish right there."
The man says "oh no, those are my pet fish. I just brought them out here for the day to enjoy the lake."
"Pet fish?" Replied the wildlife officer
"Oh absolutely, I let him out of the bucket and they swim around and play, but when I whistle they all jump right back in. They are very well trained."
The wildlife officers scratches his chin, then says. "I've never heard such a. Well I've got to see this."
The man dumps the bucket of fish into the lake, then calmly turns and looks at the wildlife officer.
The wildlife officer says. "Well, call them back. "
The man says "call who back."
The wild life officer says "your pet fish."
"What fish?" Replied the man.
Source: Reddit
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Pablo Picasso Was Accused of Stealing the “Mona Lisa”
In 1911, Picasso was accused of stealing the Mona Lisa from the Louvre Museum due to his connection to an art thief. Picasso and his housemate planned to dispose of the stolen art in their possession, but Picasso lied at a magistrate hearing and was eventually cleared two years later when Vincenzo Peruggia was caught trying to sell the painting.
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