Helping to Change the World…Word by Word
The Steve Laube Agency
Helping to Change the World Word by Word
“If you give a man a fish, he will be hungry tomorrow. If you teach a man to fish, he will be richer forever.”
If you teach a fish to play soccer . . . (Can you finish this sentence and make it into a proverb?)
Enjoy today’s rather unusual video.
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A guitar has six strings. Right? Okay, there are 12 string guitars too. But 14? Watch this artist on display. The video is only a minute long; but if you’ve ever tried to play the guitar, you might be left breathless. (If you cannot see the video in your email newsletter, click through to the site to view it.)
Cleanse your palate today with a video of a wonderful barbershop quartet. For you singers out there, you know how difficult this creative piece is to perform–but delightful in every way. (If unable to view this in your email newsletter, please visit the website itself.)
Today’s video is an oldie but a goodie: the Marx Brothers around a piano from the movie Animal Crackers. Can you believe this film is 93 years old? Silly fun that still can make you smile. (If you can’t see the video in your email newsletter subscription, click through to the site itself.)
Ten Perplexing Questions If tomatoes are a fruit, is ketchup considered a smoothie? Which orange came first – the fruit or the color? If you told someone to “be a leader and not a follower,” wouldn’t they become a follower by following your advice? What would happen if Pinocchio said, “My nose will grow now”? Why isn’t there mouse-flavored cat food? If a word is misspelled …
On Friday the 13th, we must be reminded that there is always “that” backseat driver in the car. Don’t be “that” this year. (If you can’t see the video in your email newsletter subscription, click through to the site itself.)
Turn the volume up on today’s video to hear the richness of the singing and its crescendo. FYI: The last minute of the video, after the song, is the creator giving his Christmas greeting and an appeal to subscribe. (If you can’t see the video in your email newsletter subscription, click through to the site itself.)
Today’s video is a clever advertisement for the Christmas season. Can you come up with new anagrams for Christmas? Enjoy!
Today’s video is a metaphor for a writers conference. I’ll let you figure out the word picture. 🙂 (If you can’t see the video in your email newsletter subscription, click through to the site itself.)
