​Saturday November 28, 2015

Now and then it’s good to pause in your pursuit of happiness and just simply be happy. Be open to whatever comes next. Be grateful for people who make you feel good. May you be blessed with unexpected, unsolicited, unfamiliar happiness. Now go about your busy-ness and stop thinking about happy-ness.

Tim Young and Paul Hullings from New Jersey are hearty firefighters that live for their work. They recently worked tirelessly for 12 hours to clear out a fire. After which, being completely exhausted, they went to a cafe around 6 a.m to request the strongest cup of coffee the barista could muster. Their waitress that day was Liz Woodward and she just happened to overhear the two firefighters discussing their tiresome battle. Eventually....    READ NOW

Here it is - the official video from musical sensation Brendon Urie of Panic at the Disco. Bet you've never heard a 'Hallelujah' like this before! You're getting a sneak peek from the upcoming album Death Of A Bachelor to be released January 2016. LYRICS & MORE

For the past 12 months, amateur photographer Jim Grover has been shadowing a south London priest with a camera in hand, hoping to get a sense of what it's like to be a local vicar for the Church of England. Grover's image has won the top spot at the "Faith Through A Lens" competition, which challenged amateur photographers in the United Kingdom to capture images that highlighted the positive role that religion can play in a person's life. The campaign builds relations between religious communities. To see the top 10 photos from the competition CLICK HERE.