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“Our well-being is determined largely by the quality of our social relationships, which are shaped by our conversations. Going a little deeper can help people create connections that leave them feeling happier."—Dr. Michael Kardas https://t.co/4IeFBBHmL0
In every successful therapy, there is a period when the patient feels more lost than ever. They are relinquishing old ways of being & have not yet consolidated new ways
We are changing life patterns. There is no path from point A to point B that does not pass through the unknown
Mycenaean gold ring: A seated goddess before a procession of seahorses. Date: 15th cent. BCE. From Tiryns; now in the National Archaeological Museum, Athens. Photographer & Credit: Zde/Wikimedia Commons.
Arena of Pola
Arena of Pola situated at the southern tip of the Istria peninsula ( previously Italy, nowadays Croatia). It is known for its multitude of ancient Roman buildings, the most famous of which is the Pola Arena, one of the best preserved Roman amphitheaters.
9 years ago: after a lifetime of trying, it was now or never. I gave writing one last try. That novelette became my 1st pro sale. Since then: 2 novellas, 4 stories, 1 novel, 2 Anlab Awards. Never give up on your dreams. They are one of the few things that are truly yours.
Happy anniversary to "The Law & Order: SVU Unofficial Companion, which published on this day in 2009! Susan Green & I spent a week on the set and interviewed EVERYBODY! Here's a special behind-the-scenes pic I took! #SVU#LawAndOrder 📺🎂📚
Get the book: https://t.co/2aE1cfTRh3
#Roman surgical instruments found at the villa at Sontheim an der Brenz, 2nd/3rd century A.D. There was advanced #medical knowledge in Roman time. A vast array of #surgical instruments are known from all parts of the empire.
#RomanArchaeology
EE Smith died on this day, so here are some of his 1920s/1930s magazine cover appearances (artist: Frank R. Paul, Howard V. Brown, Leo Morey and Hubert Rogers). The 1st cover, from 1928, illustrates Smith's 'The Skylark of Space'.
Solar eclipse on Cañón de Chelly, Arizona, makes it look like we're on Mars. or like a black hole appeared out of no where.
Photo credit: Michael Menefee
Well, eternity smells like a concoction of beeswax, bitumen, plant oil and tree resin 😲
'Scent of eternity' worn by ancient #Egyptian#mummy has been revealed
https://t.co/cJqHihcx6u
Roman armour made art! 🎨
Painted Roman scutum, excavated from Tower 19 of the garrison at Dura-Europos (Syria), 3rd century AD.
The only surviving example of the semi-cylindrical shield used by the Roman legions.
📷: https://t.co/yQTYyggTLG
#RomanFortThursday#Archaeology