In this article we provide some tips to effectively plunging a square toilet with a round plunger. The first thing to realize is that a standard sink plunger is probably not going to be very effective.  This is because it wont be able to create a watertight seal over the toilet drain and will also be prone to slippage. What you need is a special type of toilet plunger called a flange plunger or funnel cup plunger.

These plungers have an extra section of rubber attached to the rubber cup that you’ll find on a standard sink plunger. These types of plungers are also significantly larger than sink plungers.  Make sure you fold out the flange section before use as this needs to be placed inside the toilet drain before you start plunging.  In this position it will hold a toilet plunger firmly in place with a strong seal.

Plumbers will tell you that it’s important to have enough water in the bowl so that the plunger cup is fully covered. This is because water does not compress under pressure. Air does compress so if you’re plunging against air you wont be exerting as much force on the clog.

Once the plunger is in position and you have enough water in the bowl, press down firmly so that the rubber cup flattens completely. Then release and let the cup return to its neutral shape and fill with water.  The cup should still be submerged at this point. Then simply repeat this action several times so that you are alternatively pushing and pulling on the clog.

You should hear and feel the release of the clog and notice that the toilet bowl drains.  Remove the plunger from the bowl and flush the toilet several times to ensure that you have cleared the clog.  Remember to clean the toilet bowl thoroughly with a good brand cleaner such as the Clorox toilet wand before using it.

Introduction

Doughnuts are basically quick-breads and come in two varieties: yeasted or those made with baking powder and/or soda, called cake.  Doughnuts are made from the same ingredients as cookies, but they also have east in them to give them a more breadlike quality than unleavened cookies.  Doughnuts are an American phenomenon– a pop culture phenomenon.  They are quick, sweet, and full of gusto, an edible display of the go-getting determination that makes our nation great.  Doughnuts are a melting pot of breakfast goodness, yeast or cake, glazed or frosted, chocolate or sprinkles, just like our great nation. 

Fund-Raising

Doughnuts are made fresh and packaged by the dozen in special fund-raising boxes.  Doughnuts are a popular choice for schools and other not-for-profit groups to cook and sell as a fundraiser.  Doughnuts are relatively easy and fun to make at home, and the flavor is well worth the effort.  Doughnuts are baked and sold on premises at small, privately run bakeries, grocery stores, and in franchise operations that offer a standard product through the use of a pre-packed mix and carefully-controlled production. 

Krispy Kreme

Krispy Kreme doughnuts are made from a carefully guarded, secret recipedating back to 1937.  Krispy Kreme doughnuts do not contain alcohol products manufactured to be consumed as a beverage, such as liquors, wine or beer.  Krispy Kreme is a chain of doughnut stores and doughnuts can also be found in some larger Wal-Mart and Target stores in the United States; Loblaws supermarkets and Petro-Canada gas stations in Canada; and most Tesco supermarkets and Tesco Extra hypermarkets in the United Kingdom.  Krispy Kreme benefited from a regulatory loophole in its subsequent advertising campaign, touting its doughnuts as “trans fat free” and having “0 grams trans fat.  Krispy Kreme began another phase of rapid expansion in the 1990s, opening stores outside the southeastern United States where most of their stores were located.  Krispy Kreme Hong Kong opened its first store in September 2006, and had 6 stores at its peak.  Krispy Kreme fundraising has been helping schools, youth sports groups, and churches raise money since 1937.  Krispy Kreme doughnuts are a great fundraiser.  Krispy Kreme is distinguished by having neon signs, known as “hot lights”, to inform customers when hot doughnuts are ready.  Krispy Kreme is the latest company to announce plans for a low-carb product. 

Ingredients

Ingredients vary depending on whether they are yeast or chemically leavened.  Ingredients can include cinnamon, nutmeg, eggs, oil, coconut and honey plus many many more.  Ingredients are whisked together in a large stainless steel bowl, and the batter is poured a little at a time into an industrial “doughnut robot,” which spits out perfectly formed “O’s” into a shallow reservoir of hot oil.  Yeast-leavened doughnuts are made with ingredients that include flour, shortening, milk, sugar, salt, water, yeast, eggs or egg whites, and flavorings.  Mixes require the bakeries to add fresh wet ingredients such as water, milk, and eggs in the mixing process.  Acquiring the ingredients bakeries or franchises that do a brisk business (making hundreds of dozens in a day) acquire mixes in bags, often as large as 50 lbs.  Chains have the ingredients shipped to them from company warehouses within the region and the mixes are stored on the premises and used as needed. After mixing and kneading the flour mixture is then poured into a large mixing bowl put onto an industrial mixer and the appropriate amount of wet ingredients are added depending on weight of the batch and type of doughnut in production.  The dough mixer then begins its work; a large dough hook first mixes and then simulates the human kneading process, pulling and stretching, as it homogenizes the ingredients and develops the dough by forming the gluten into elongated and interlace fibers that form the basic structure of the doughnut.  Dough is then hoisted by hand and loaded into the hopper of a machine called an extruder-a machine that forms the individual doughnuts using a pressure-cutter. Temperatures for proofing, baking, and frying machinery, liquid ingredients, and the production room are carefully monitored and maintained.  Consider this, Krispy Kreme doughnuts are made with ingredients which have similar attributes as those used to make bread.  The ingredients are all staples in the fridge and it takes very little time to make. 

Here is a perfect tested copycat recipe for Krispy Kreme original glazed doughnuts:

Krispy Kreme CopyCat Recipe

2 pkg. yeast

1/4 cup warm water (105-115F)

1 1/2 cup lukewarm milk (scalded then cooled)

1/2 cup sugar

1 teaspoon salt

2 eggs

1/3 cup shortening

5 cups all-purpose flour, divided

Vegetable oil

Creamy Glaze

1/3 cup butter

2 cups confectioners’ sugar

1 1/2 teaspoons vanilla extract

4 to 6 tablespoons hot water

Chocolate glaze

1/3 cup butter

2 cups confectioners’ sugar

1 1/2 teaspoons vanilla extract

4 to 6 tablespoons hot water

4 oz. milk chocolate or semi-sweet chips

Directions:

Dissolve yeast in warm water in a 2 1/2-quart bowl. Add milk, salt, sugar eggs, shortening and 2 cups flour. Beat on low speed scraping bowl constantly, 30 seconds. Beat on medium speed scraping bowl occasionally, 2 minutes. Stir in remaining flour until smooth. Cover and let rise in warm place, until double, 50 to 60 minutes. (Dough is ready when indentation remains when touched.) Turn dough onto floured surface; roll around lightly to coat with flour. Gently roll dough 1/2-inch thick with floured rolling pin. Cut with floured doughnut cutter. Cover and let rise until double, 30 to 40 minutes.

Heat vegetable oil in deep fryer to 350F. Slide doughnuts into hot oil with wide spatula. Turn doughnuts as they rise to the surface. Fry until golden brown, about 1 minute on each side. Remove carefully from oil (do not prick surface); drain. Dip the doughnuts into Creamy Glaze set on rack; when slightly cooled spread Chocolate Glaze on top. Doughnuts may be dipped into sprinkles or other toppings after Chocolate Glaze is applied if desired. Heat butter until melted. Remove from heat. Stir in confectioners’ sugar and vanilla extract until smooth. Stir in water, 1 tablespoon at a time, until desired consistency. Heat butter and chocolate over low heat until chocolate is melted; remove from heat. Stir in confectioners’ sugar and vanilla extract until smooth. Stir in water, 1 tablespoon at a time, until of desired consistency.

Conclusion

The doughnut is in a class by itself; it transcends mere food appeal.  Homemade doughnuts are a great alternative to the daily routine of breakfast. Have a doughnut, enjoy yourself.

Breakups are hard and they hurt. But culture, and our friends, tell us that if we fall off the horse, we need to get up and get right back on. So what do we do next? Our friends drag us to clubs and parties trying to find the next Mr. Right. Why is it that we think when one relationship ends, we need to jump right back in and find another one?

It becomes an endless cycle of failed relationships that can only be stopped if you get off the ride and take the time to evaluate them. If you have been through a series of failed relationships, you need to face the fact that they all have one common denominator and that is you.

Your relationships end up the same way because you’ve created a pattern. You start the relationship the same way; you behave the same way during the relationship until it eventually ends the same way. You seem to think that just because you’ve got a new partner, you will have a different kind of relationship. That is like thinking buying a new baseball bat will make you a better hitter. It doesn’t work that like that.

What you need to do is sit down and think about why your relationships failed. It doesn’t have to be some deep down philosophical awakening. Just be honest with yourself. If it ended because you had nothing in common except a lust for each another, that is a very good point to consider. If it ended because he said you were too much of a nag, that is another good point to consider.

Keep thinking about the bad things in the relationships and write them down. Meeting every person you have dated in a bar says a lot about the kind of person and relationship you will have. Think about the kind of person you would like to date. Maybe the first change is to meet people in places other than bars.

If all your past relationships seem to be based on sex, perhaps you should begin meeting people with whom you have similar interests thereby being more on the same wavelength and getting more mental stimulation or having fun based on a good sense of humor. Both of which are important for a long-term relationship.

Relationships are work. Even relationships that are not romantic such as friendships, business associates and those with family members need some degree of managing to keep them healthy and successful. If you realized that you nag or have other undesirable characteristics, work on that and become a better person.

You can get off the relationship merry-go-round if you really want to. Take time between relationships to learn from the mistakes. Don’t jump back in or let lust be your guide because it seems to be the thing to do. Look for partners who are on your same level mentally and share your same sense of humor. You can turn make your relationships more successful.

1. Remove all packaging material before burning pillar or grubby candles.
2. Only burn in a holder designed for the candles.
3. Never place any candle directly on furniture.
4. Burn your freestanding candles 1 hour for each inch in diameter and keep the wick centered. This allows the flame time to melt the wax to the outer edge.
5. Not allowing your candle to burn until the wax melts to its outer edge will cause the candle to core down the middle & shorten burn time.
6. Do not trim the wick too short or it will not generate enough heat to melt the wax sufficiently.
7. Keep your candle wax free of matches, wick trimmings & flammable materials
8. To extinguish a candle with little or no smoking: use a candle snuffer.
9. Dip the wick into the melt pool and then retrieve it. Wick will be primed and ready for next lighting. The wax on the wick will light quicker than a dry wick.
10. Do not burn in drafty areas.
11. Your candles will have a more even burn if you give them a little (about ¼ turn) about every hour or so.
12. Crooked burning does happen if the wick becomes off center. To rectify the crooked burning, you can use a butter knife to gently push it back to center. If there is a draft from a fan or an open window, rotating the candle can help the candle to burn more evenly.
13. Remove candle wax from the candle holders by running very hot water over them.
14. The second way to remove wax from a candle holder is place the candle holder inside the freezer for about 10-15 minutes, take it out and hit the bottom of the holder with the flat of your hand. Usually the old wick and what left over candle wax pops out. I have had to use a butter knife to push down on the edge of the left over wax to help it come out.
15. To remove wax from washable fabrics, scrape off excess wax and run boiling water through the material.
16. To remove wax from carpeting, use a paper bag from the grocery store, get your iron very hot, iron the top of the grocery bag and most of the wax will come out.
17. If your candle is lit and in another room, it might be a good idea to check on it every hour.
18. A small amount of wax left at the bottom of containers/votives, and sometimes an outer shell of wax left on pillars is normal. The remaining wax at the bottom of a candle is a result of wick tabs with long necks that are specifically manufactured to keep a fire from starting if a candle is burned too low.

It is a sad fact, but one we have to come to grips with, not all baby cribs are safe. Baby cribs are supposed to keep your baby safe during sleep but did you know that thousands of children every year are hurt due to crib accidents! Conversations are on the rise about the potential safety benefits of round cribs over their traditional counterparts. When a child pulls him/herself up in a round crib and falls back onto the mattress, there are no corners or concussive points for the baby to hurt themselves. In a traditional crib, babies may hit their heads on an adjacent side when they fall.

Other benefits are easier child access. These cribs are usually placed in the center of the nursery, which provides access to the baby and optimizes wall space usage. Additionally, you will be able to see your child from any angle. In addition, they increase a child’s visibility because placement can be in the center of a room. Another advantage of center placement in the nursery is that it also provides your baby with a 360 degree view of the room. While more studies need to be done, data suggests that this may aid in early development due to increased visual stimulation.

While they tend to be more expensive, round cribs are beautiful. The workmanship and styles are often remarkable. Proud professionals and parents across the country have discovered the safety benefits of owning a round crib. These cribs are not just a piece of furniture they are made to be a family heirloom, a treasure passed down from generation to generation.

The PSAT/NMSQT is no ordinary standardized test. As the qualifying exam for the National Merit Scholarship, the PSAT/NMSQT is the Cerberus that guards the gates to a $2500 scholarship prize and a slew of other desirable benefits — a leg up in the admissions process, the prestige of being a National Merit Scholar, and sometimes even full scholarships to certain universities. When money is involved, the rules are different; when money is involved, everyone wants a slice of the pie. Unlike the SAT, whose changes have historically been content-driven, the PSAT/NMSQT, for better or for worse, has evolved around financial stimuli.

Act I: Introduction
The National Merit Scholarship Program began in 1955 as a privately funded academic scholarship program that rewarded outstanding scholastic achievement. In 1971, the National Merit Scholarship Corporation adopted the College Board’s Preliminary SAT exam (PSAT) as the qualifying test for scholarship consideration, and the PSAT/NMSQT was born. On that glorious day, the sky blazed a brilliant, blinding cobalt, alight with the glorious furor of the heavens themselves as they descended to earth to bless the birth of the chosen test.

Act II: The Asian Invasion
For about ten years, the PSAT/NMSQT lived a quiet, simple life. But the world was experiencing sweeping economic and societal transitions, and our hero soon found itself being swept away with the tides of change.

Between the end of World War II and the early 1980s, Asian immigration into the United States exploded. During the Space Race of the 1960s, America, led by a youthful and charismatic President Kennedy, made its technological leaps and bounds into space, and the United States’ land of opportunity became especially fertile, attracting immigrants from all over Asia, including India and China. The US even recruited foreigners — going so far as to increase immigration quotas for people with advanced degrees in math and science. Indian people, soon followed by the Chinese, rushed to apply.

As Asian immigrants began settling into American life, their children started making their way through the school systems. Eventually, these children of immigrant families — who just happened to excel at math — began taking the PSAT/NMSQT, and, despite oft-substantial disadvantages in the verbal section, they would perform well enough on the math section to warrant scholarship consideration.

Coincidentally, around this time, the College Board decided to give the PSAT/NMSQT a face lift to raise its total score from 160 to 240 — by counting the verbal score twice. As you might imagine, with this change, getting a qualifying score became significantly more difficult for a certain group of individuals. No changes were made to the format or content of the PSAT/NMSQT — both the length of the verbal section and the difficulty of the questions remained the same. This change put certain ethnic groups (guess which ones) whose primary language may not have been English at a disadvantage for National Merit consideration. Luckily, this scoring system didn’t last forever; in 1997, a different group of individuals took issue with the PSAT scoring system and instigated a revamping of the test.

Act III: A Woman Scorned
In 1994, The National Center for Fair and Open Testing (FairTest) filed a complaint against the College Board and Educational Testing Services, accusing them of illegally discriminating against women. Statistically, males outperformed females at the time on the PSAT/NMSQT, and FairTest claimed that the cause of the disparity was the test format, which was allegedly skewed in favor of male students*.

As a result, in 1997, the PSAT/NMSQT went under the knife for some more work, and when it emerged, the verbal score no longer counted twice; instead, the College Board added a writing section designed to address the test’s bias. Statistics indicated that women traditionally outperformed men on writing tests, so the addition would supposedly help mitigate the inherent bias of the exam.

At the time of the complaint, both the PSAT/NMSQT and the SAT consisted of only two sections, math and verbal. Both tests were similar in format and contained similar problems created by the same people, but the PSAT/NMSQT was the focus of the complaint. The PSAT/NMSQT is directly connected to money, so it naturally took precedence over its sister test. But this isn’t necessarily a bad thing. Regardless of what — the test’s merit or the scholarship money — actually motivated FairTest’s complaint, the result is a more balanced test that more equitably awards scholarship money to promising young students of both sexes each year.

Act IV: Conclusion
Money changes the game. You can take that to the bank. The PSAT/NMSQT flies under the radar of many high school students and their parents, but why? As the segue to a nice scholarship prize and a number of other great perks, it’s no wonder people are so up in arms about it. Shouldn’t you be, too?

* post-gazette.com/pg/09111/964303-84.stm

A food dehydrator is a simple machine used to dry different kinds of food. This is a great and efficient way to preserve food for later consumption. What’s really great about this is that it allows you to save money compared to buying already preserved foods from the store. It’s also a healthier food choice as foods preserved at home don’t have all the different preservatives food manufacturers use.

It’s very important for one to choose the right food dehydrator for his or her use. Finding the right features to cater to your needs will determine how convenient (or not) the dehydrator is to use.

The never-ending debate on whether a round or square food dehydrator is best has started a long time ago. Personally, it’s a matter of determining what you need in order to find out which of these you should get.

Space-wise, a square dehydrator is a better option. It’s shape will allow it to use every inch of a cabinet or a cupboard, unlike the round one which will leave some space unusable.

When it comes to looks, a lot of people prefer the round dehydrator. Well, it does look better especially in black. If you have a lot of space in the kitchen, you may want to consider going for this shape.

There is not a lot of difference between these two when it comes to wattage. This simply means they are almost the same when it comes to amount of electricity consumed. Of course, the efficiency is a different story. Because of the way it was designed, a square or a rectangle dehydrator allows faster dehydrating because of the way the warm air could be distributed. So although they consume the same amount of electricity, a square machine allows faster drying which means you’d need to use it for a significantly shorter time.

A square machine can also be used for a lot more other items. Not a lot of people realized that these machines can also be used for other things aside from food. If your husband gave you a rose for a special occasion, for instance, drying that rose and framing it is a great way to always remember that day. Now, a round food dehydrator wouldn’t really be able to accommodate the long stem, and chopping it off is not an option as well. With a square or a rectangle dehydrator, there would be no problem drying the flower as well as the stem.

If you own a boat, whether it’s a sailboat, power boat or yacht you will want to have the right marine insurance to protect your watercraft and the people on it. Boats provide great fun and relaxation during the summer seasons and many boat owners live for the few months a year when they can take off for the weekend on ocean trips. However, if you only insure your boat when it’s on the water you may be in for a rude awakening during the offseason should your vessel be vandalized or be the reason someone was injured. Insuring a boat year round is the best way to provide maximum protection for your boat and you as the boat owner.

When you are on the water it’s pretty obvious why you need insurance for boats and personal watercraft. Collisions with other boats, damage to the vessel from foul weather and rough conditions and injuries that can occur on the boat are all potential risks that need to be included in your marine insurance policy. As the owner of a sailboat or power boat you take on great responsibility and it’s in your best interest to protect yourself from liability claims and the hefty costs of repairs. You also have to take into consideration that other boaters on the water aren’t insured and specialized marine insurance policies can offer coverage for such instances.

But, when a boat is taken out of the water many owners feel it is fine to cancel their coverage, mostly to save money during the offseason. But many risks still exist and if you cancel your insurance your boat is no longer protected from fire, storms and flooding, vandalism and theft. Boats that are left out in the open are easy prey to vandals and if you leave it uninsured you could lose valuable equipment including motors and sails that you will have to pay for out of pocket. Another reason to insure a boat even when it’s not in the water is that you are responsible not only for injuries on the boat but also for injuries that occur around your boat too. Liability claims can get quite costly and if you choose not to have coverage on a ship out of the water you could be forced to pay medical bills for someone who was injured on or near your boat.

Even boats that are stored in marinas and docks need to be insured to avoid having to pay for costly repairs and accident claims. You may also be able to save money by keeping on a vessel year round since some insurance providers offer reduced deductibles for every claim-free policy period and when your boat is out of the water there is much less chance for accidents. To enjoy your watercraft to the fullest consider marine insurance year round.

Usually, the lens of The Other Way Round is applied as follows:

1. Invert the action used to solve the problem

a. i.e. Instead of cooling an object, heat it

2. Make movable parts (or the external environment) fixed and fixed parts moveable

a. i.e. A moving sidewalk with standing people

3. Turn the object or process upside down

a. i.e. Turn an assembly upside down to insert fasteners

Basically, The Other Way Round suggests that you should do the opposite of what you’ve been doing or invert the action.

There are many examples of this principle. If you lived in a community inundated with fast-food restaurants, a smart business plan might be to open up a “slow-food” restaurant to differentiate yourself from the competition. Do the opposite of what everyone else is doing and you’ll stand out from the crowd.

You could also benchmark yourself against the worst, rather than the best in your field. Compare your business to the worst company in the industry and discover all the ways not to do things so that you don’t do them. Again, do the opposite.

If you commute to work, see if you can’t work from home. Tired of cleaning the artwork indentations on a wood chopping board? Why not just flip the board over? The opposite surface is smooth and easy to clean.

Isn’t this easy? Of course, The Other Way Round can also be applied to very complex issues.

Searching for the Needle

Kary Mullis, a student of Wizard Academy, won the 1993 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his development of the Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR). PCR is a cornerstone of biochemistry and molecular biology because the technology allows for the amplification of DNA sequences. A great deal of Kary’s work revolves around the principle of doing things “The Other Way Round.”

While everyone else in the world was trying to find the figurative needle in the haystack and chemically find and hold DNA, Kary decided to let the DNA replicate itself instead. Rather than looking for the needle in the haystack, Kary let the needle reproduce itself billions and billions of times so that the DNA was easier to find and capture.

By doing things The Other Way Round, Dr. Mullis received the highest honors in his field.

In fact, Dr. Mullis is currently doing research on how to counter bio-terrorist attacks by using the same principle – the Other Way Round. I can’t tell you any more than that right now or I would have to kill you, or the government would kill me.

All I can say is that Roy and I are certain he will win another Nobel Prize for his work.

What can you do with your business, product, or service by doing the opposite of what everyone else is doing?

Not all things that are broken should be fixed.

Yes, for brokenness is a wonderful experience. Oh, don’t make your eyebrow higher than your moral. For no one has the right to fix something; need not bother, will you?

Let the one having such brokenness be the one to heal him/her-self. Let time heals the broken ego, spirit or what. Don’t ever bother to say a piece of your mind, for no one has the right to, unless you’re the one suffering. Suffer if you must, and feel all the pain.

Yes, test your strength and grit and all. For the only way knowing your inner power is through your own undoing. Peeling banana is exposing the inside to the elements before you could eat such a kind of fruit..

Liken to our ego, when exposed to failure, judgment and all… either we close our shell and hide, or face the elements and see our inner strength.

To withstand the test of fate, one must muster his/her power within. Through the peeling off outer layers, we tend to become vulnerable. and this vulnerability is a chance to know what kind of stuff are we made of. What power has been inside us which could have been the reason why despite all the odds, we still remain calm, prudent and reflective.

Yes, inner strength can be had once we knew the essence of brokenness. That feeling of nothing to hold on to, just like being submerged in the ocean sans the skill to swim to the shore, much less getting afloat.

This wonderful feeling of being vulnerable… could be a revelation of your hidden power. To get embarrassed of something, say a skeleton in your closet has been exposed!

Well, you don’t have to cower in fear. You just need to face the music. And from there see how your sanity be intact, sans making any attempt to take flight or fight back.

Yes, letting brokenness sometimes is the only way to determine your strength. The power staying calm, sane and grateful for having the chance knowing yourself better. What kind of stuff are you made of?

Well, let your brokenness be exposed to the elements, and from there, you could gauge your own strength to withstand the storms of life!

Yes, your conscience is there to guide you.

Your ego is there to gate-keep.

What kind of outside interference are you allowing to bother you? To what extent your patience be stretched out, and still you remain calm and sane and sound?

All of these things could be a journey, full of wisdom and could empower you more… to be more, do more.. a powerhouse of energy to start all over again, to be reborn like a phoenix from the ashes… We die every minute, when we allow ourselves to grow and glow. Dying is not bad, if we just see the wisdom behind. So am dying every minute, yes, when such is the end of something unhealthy, immoral or what… even the simple censoring of your thoughts, particularly negative one, is a bliss… a death of negative vibration and should be change into something positive, an uplifting spirit of self-love, respect and compassion.

Yes, brokenness is a springboard to more satisfying feeling of having discovered inner strength to survive the embarrassment, the failure getting one wish, even the journey is a long whole stretch of Boracay beach line, where your foot get swollen before you could reach the other end.

Oh, how fun this wandering mind activity of mine is. A writer is liken to vaquero, letting the carabao or cow’s leash in its entirety sans limiting letting the animal to roam around, getting more grass to eat and covering a wider space to move around. Had the leash free of constraint!

Yes, a post is important, but letting loose is wonderful experience, even just few moments and see what you have covered, get the gems and throw the chaff. er better yet. repurpose the chaff into something, for who knows, what it could become especially when being held by a creative mind. Limit not your chances, let brokennes be a door to more opportunities discovering what’s inside and be amazed.

Yes, there is always a surprise behind every closed doors. Don’t be afraid to push it open or pull it close later.

Brokenness is a door. Open it and see what’s inside. Then close when you have discovered, a thing or two, unrevealed.

A wisdom-full writing exercise in the wee hour, while they are asleep — and am wide – awake.