art
Artistic, musical, creative, and entertaining topics in Journal's workplace sphere.
The Rose Within the Thorns. AI-Generated.
For the longest time, I thought love was all fireworks—a rush of excitement and undeniable attraction. I looked for love in first glances, in butterflies and beating hearts. I believed it would sweep me off my feet, unmistakably and completely. Love, I assumed, was bold, dazzling, and unmistakable. Yet, like many things in life, it wasn’t what I expected. One crisp autumn day, through an unexpected encounter with an elderly stranger, I found a deeper, hidden truth about love, one that stayed with me long after that day in the park.
By Ellis Greyabout a year ago in Journal
Why Are Custom Locker Makers in High Demand?
In a global in which personalization and performance are increasingly critical, a custom locker maker has emerged as vital to many industries. From schools and gyms to corporate places of work and sports sports centers, custom lockers are excessively called for. The potential to lay lockers that meet precise desires for capability, protection, and aesthetic attraction is why organizations and companies are seeking out these services more than ever. This article explores why locker makers are experiencing the sort of surge in recognition and the numerous benefits they provide.
By Ark Installabout a year ago in Journal
The Best SVG Generator For Cricut and More
SVGs - Scalable Vector Graphics - are images that can scale up or down, infinitely, without losing any quality. People prefer them for logos, icons, patterns, and they're the best image format to work with if you're in the cutting machine, engraving, or POD world. The cool part is that SVG files are essentially just code—meaning you can create them with the right tools, no fancy graphic design skills required.
By Roger Stanleyabout a year ago in Journal
Everyone is Wrong About Something. AI-Generated.
What if being wrong wasn't just common'but necessary? This idea, though uncomfortable, might be one of the most freeing realizations we can have. I didn't come to this conclusion all at once. It was more like a series of gradual nudges, pushing me to rethink beliefs I once held as truth. But over time, I reached a somewhat unsettling yet transformative understanding: everyone is wrong about something. Not just the occasional slip-up, but often something deep-seated, a belief or assumption we rarely question.
By Ellis Greyabout a year ago in Journal
Bears Fire Offensive Coordinator Shane Waldron Amid Struggles
Bears Fire Offensive Coordinator Shane Waldron Amid Struggles In a major shift for the Chicago Bears, Shane Waldron has been let go as offensive coordinator less than a year after taking on the role. Sources close to ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported that Waldron's departure follows mounting scrutiny over the team’s offensive struggles, especially given the challenges faced by rookie quarterback Caleb Williams.
By Sunil Christianabout a year ago in Journal
Why the Beach Feels Like Home. AI-Generated.
From childhood summers spent building sandcastles to quiet winter mornings watching the tide roll in, the beach has always been more than just a destination to me. It’s a place where I can breathe, listen, and simply be. With each visit, I feel grounded, as though the rhythm of the waves somehow aligns with my own heartbeat, calling me to let go and be fully present.
By Ellis Greyabout a year ago in Journal
What’s Open and Closed on Veterans Day 2024
What’s Open and Closed on Veterans Day 2024 Veterans Day, celebrated annually on November 11, honors both active and former U.S. service members, marking the anniversary of World War I’s end. This year, the holiday falls on a Monday, providing a long weekend for many students, government workers, and private sector employees.
By Sunil Christianabout a year ago in Journal
Hamas Calls for 'Immediate' Ceasefire Following Trump’s Election Victory
Hamas Calls for 'Immediate' Ceasefire Following Trump’s Election Victory A senior Hamas politician has urged Israel to end all its military attacks against Gaza immediately and advocated for the road towards Palestinian statehood after Donald Trump emerged victorious in the U.S. presidential election. In a conversation with Newsweek, Hamas Political Bureau member and spokesman Basem Naim expressed optimism that Trump's government could be on the side of the Palestinian cause.
By Sunil Christianabout a year ago in Journal
