Luke Combs during his set at Concert for Carolina: "Every single dollar that is made in this building tonight is going straight up those damn mountains to the people who need it the most."
Wall Street Journal reporting what basically every parent knows - the demand for berries is virtually insatiable, particularly in the key under-4 demographic
🧵 With the news that TNT might lose the NBA, it’s time to share the story about Ernie Johnson and the @NBAonTNT halftime show he made for my Bar Mitzvah.
It began w my dad and ended w me being called a drug addict & ballhog (fair, tbh) in front of family & friends
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Old Barnwell was absolutely unreal. The place is so damn good.
I can't tell you how cool this week has been already. Thanks so much to all of you following along and being part of the ride.
And thanks for awesome clothes @DunningGolf
Was moved this morning by this beautiful Labor Day reflection sent from my friend Steve Garber. Hope it makes you pause, reflect, and smile.
Hard to say it better..."Our vocations can be sacramental signposts of the world that is and someday shall be."
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One more day, one more year.
We call it "The Angelus," the simply, beautiful window into the integral relationship of worship to work by Jean-Francois Millet, who first titled it "Prayer for the Potato Crop," artfully remembering the inarticulate longing in every heart, that at the end-of-the-day our labor is not in vain.
As his work made its way through 19th-century Europe, finally finding its home in the Louvre, it was read and reread by many who for reasons of their own hearts could not make sense of its sacramental simplicity, sure it was about "this" or about "that," deconstructing its meaning for the world without windows to the transcendent.
On this Labor Day weekend, it seems right to ponder what we pray and why we pray, especially about the work of our lives— some of us for potatoes, some for a new school year, some for the wisdom to keep a business alive, some for a more just society, some for the grace to love our families more fully, some for the skill to build a good house, some for the insight to understand diseases of heart and mind, soul and strength, some for peace between peoples, some so that others might read and write, and perhaps some for the gift to paint in a way that will remind generations to come that our vocations can be sacramental signposts of the world that is and someday shall be.
And if you are drawn in by this man and woman, wondering what it might mean to pray for the work of our hands, then this "Prayer for Vocations" is a gift to you.
A lot of folks were pumped for Netflix news today, but gotta admit I’m more pumped that Normal Sport 2 arrived today. Love the personal touch @KylePorterCBS