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Joshua Balarie

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  • "I was an ordinary person who studied hard. There are no miracle people. It happens they get interested in this thing and they learn all this stuff, but they're just people... You keep learning and learning and pretty soon you learn something no one has learned before."
    Badis Labbedi - Blog
  • It is this theme, the longing for a restoration of the joy he experienced as a boy, that permeates the entire volume. By "joy," Lewis meant not mere pleasure but the sublime experience of the transcendent, the glimpse of the eternal that is only fleetingly available in earthly loves and aesthetics. It is, for Lewis, only finally received in heavenly glory at the consummation of the age, a joy to be found in the Creator who himself invented both world and word, person and personality. It is He alone who redeems his fallen creation and provide them joy.
    Into the Wardrobe - a C. S. Lewis website | Essays & Articles
  • find a recipe of a dish you really want to eat, and check to see what essential pantry items they need (specifically sauces). buy all of those, cook it, and then find another recipe you want to try, and repeat. rome wasnt built in a day and so shouldnt your pantry. start small with dishes you like, and then naturally itll expand as you cook more and more!
    college cooking guide (￣ω￣)
  • Your time is a precious, limited resource. Get to a point where you don't screw up on a test and then switch your attention to much more important endeavors. What are they
    Andrej's advice for success