I still remember it like it happened yesterday—the day Earl gave me half of his sandwich 🥪. Not because I was starving, though I was, but because of how he did it. He looked me right in the eye, no pity, no fuss—just a man sharing what little he had. It was the summer of […]

So I asked my hubby for a new washer that was on Special at our local lowes. Our washer was messed up so I just wanted to replace it. I sent him pictures and videos of it. He said we needed to wait and I understood so I didn’t think too much of it. Saturday […]

Sir Joseph Bazalgette was a visionary civil engineer who played a vital role in transforming London’s sanitation system in the mid-19th century. Confronted with the severe consequences of the “Great Stink” of 1858 and repeated cholera outbreaks, Bazalgette was charged with designing a comprehensive sewer system to solve the city’s waste management crisis. His approach […]

In 1976, Shavarsh Karapetyan, an Armenian Olympic swimmer, had just completed a 12-mile run with his brother when they saw a trolley bus crash into a dam reservoir. The trolley bus sank 80 feet offshore at a depth of 33 feet. Shavarsh immediately dove in and swam to the bus and despite zero visibility, managed […]