Jello, now here’s one food that is as modern as any dessert yet conjures up a little bit of that nostalgia whenever I eat it. There’s always room for Jello!

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For those who haven’t heard yet, A Million Thanks is an organization that was set up three years ago by Shauna Fleming with a simple goal of sending letters to our soldiers to make their day just a little bit better. We can’t do enough for the soldiers, but let’s try anyway.

If you want […]

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A few months ago, a friend told me about this wonderful child named Alex (Alexandra Scott) and her inspirational journey to find a cure for cancer and doing it the only way she knew how — with a lemonade stand. And so, at the age of four, this remarkable young child sets out on […]

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Here’s an interesting article on WikiHow.com on “How To Become A Philosopher“. It’s an interesting look at what makes a person a philosopher. In my opinion, a thirst for knowledge, an inquisitive mind, and thinking in a deep manner are some ways that contribute to being a philosopher. Does that mean I’m […]

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The following screenshot is taken from the website of lookingforgod.com, I’ve had great enjoyment in maneuvering through their site. It’s a wonderful affirmation of the goodness and the light of God. The title of this specific piece is “The Father’s Love Letter”
click here to experience the slide show for yourself.

Here’s the Love letter […]

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Christopher Conte has some of the most interesting sculptures and creations I’ve seen. Here is one of his many sculptures.
“Articulated Singer Insect by Christopher Conte”. Antique mechanical parts and vintage Singer sewing attachment.

Christopher Conte

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This is an amazing look at just how even the brightest minds of any present society can really never fully understand what the future will be in 10 years, let alone 100 years! The following is from the Ladies Home Journal from December 1900.
Article by John Elfreth Watkins, Jr. “What May Happen in the […]

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Some of the most memorable moments I’ve had as a child was the times that I had at the beach. Not so much in terms of swimming, but actually playing in the sand. The following pictures below are some of the most exquisite I’ve ever seen. I’m no expert, but I think […]

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OK, maybe I may have preempted myself with the previous post, regarding the coolest Robot Dance. This particular one may take the prize as the more technologically advanced of the two. I still think the previous one was more fun to dance to, but this particular one just screams… WOW!

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I could watch this for hours, and maybe even dance to this tune as well. It’s quite refreshing after a hard day’s work, I hope you let loose and start dancing! This is probably one of the coolest dancing robots I’ve ever seen…

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As you know, we here at Six Degrees of Inspiration pride ourselves in writing about inspirational stories, people, and on an occasion we like to provide you with some obscure web finds now and then. Earlier this week we were contacted by Clickworthy Links through the ReviewMe, which provide a way for bloggers to […]

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ne·ces·si·ty something that is necessary or needed or that cannot be done without

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Before I forget, I thought I would refer everyone to this wonderful website of an artist and his art.
Ralph Goings is a realist painter who has exhibited in this country, Europe and Japan and is represented in museums and private collections here and abroad. He is recognized as one of the original members of the […]

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I’m not sure if I should be worried, but my girlfriend actually recommended this to me. I think I’ll be giving someone a little extra special attention this weekend… I really don’t know what to say about this billboard, but since it is Women’s History Month and all, I’m really loving the power that […]

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I’m in a pretty light mood, so I thought I would share some funny things to our readers today. Despite what medical students may think, humans don’t have fins.
My girlfriend and I could not stop laughing at this picture. This was probably for an exam in some science or even biology class. […]

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