Thursdays Are from Mars: One Dad's Joy-Inducing Gift to His Daughter
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.
* When Brenna Martin's dad gave her a copy of Oh, The Places You'll Go! for her high school graduation, she thought it was cheesy. She had no idea she was opening a gift that was 13 years in the making until she looked at the first page. (imgur)
* RIP Lonesome George, the last Pinta Island tortoise on the planet. (National Geographic)
* Withnail and I, a British comedy the Atlantic calls "The Annie Hall of heterosexual male bonding and separation," turns 25 this year. (The Atlantic)
* "It was a good feeling to see a problem—not just in my own life but in my community—and know that I was fixing it, that I'd gone in there and gotten my hands dirty."—Anthony Mackie on opening a bar in his neighborhood. (O Magazine)
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* RIP Lonesome George, the last Pinta Island tortoise on the planet. (National Geographic)
* Withnail and I, a British comedy the Atlantic calls "The Annie Hall of heterosexual male bonding and separation," turns 25 this year. (The Atlantic)
* "It was a good feeling to see a problem—not just in my own life but in my community—and know that I was fixing it, that I'd gone in there and gotten my hands dirty."—Anthony Mackie on opening a bar in his neighborhood. (O Magazine)
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