Thursdays Are From Mars: Movember Means Mustaches
Men! What are they thinking? We can't always answer that, but we'll be posting our favorite glimpses into their world in this space every Thursday.
* Movember is back! You don't have to be able to grow facial hair to support the charity event that raises awareness about men's health. (Movember)
* Brilliant people hanging out together: Johnny Cash and Shel Silverstein's duet. (Brainpickings)
* An Autistic teenager is manager of his high school's basketball team: Awesome. But it gets even better. (YouTube)
* "Sometimes I cried after the war, that she was not with me. Fate decided for us, but I would do the same again."—Jerzy Bielecki, who died last week, on the woman he fell in love with and helped to rescue while they were prisoners at Auschwitz. (NYTimes.com)
* Movember is back! You don't have to be able to grow facial hair to support the charity event that raises awareness about men's health. (Movember)
* Brilliant people hanging out together: Johnny Cash and Shel Silverstein's duet. (Brainpickings)
* An Autistic teenager is manager of his high school's basketball team: Awesome. But it gets even better. (YouTube)
* "Sometimes I cried after the war, that she was not with me. Fate decided for us, but I would do the same again."—Jerzy Bielecki, who died last week, on the woman he fell in love with and helped to rescue while they were prisoners at Auschwitz. (NYTimes.com)
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