Today...

By Vichara

Drink from the “cup of today” as every drop would be the difference between life and death, pain and pleasure, knowing or not knowing. Breathe and fill your lungs with possibilities. Listen to the rustling of ideas that vibrate all around and see as if each blink of your eyes you’re given an infinite number of different lens to see the world…it’s up to you.

anecdote • \AN-ik-doht\ • noun
: a usually short narrative of an interesting, amusing, or biographical incident
Example Sentence:
Pastor Andrews often included light-hearted anecdotes from his personal experience in his Sunday sermons.
Did you know?
The Byzantine official Procopius wrote three historical works in Greek. In the first two, he dealt with wars and public works projects, but the third was something of a departure from this kind of history. Referred to as "Anekdota," from the Greek "a-" meaning "not," and "ekdidonai," meaning "to publish," it contained bitter attacks on the emperor Justinian, his wife, and other notables of contemporary Constantinople. Understandably, it was not published until after its writer's death. English speakers originally used an anglicized version of the book's name for similar secret or unpublished histories or biographies, and by the 17th century, the meaning of "anecdote" had been broadened to cover any interesting or amusing personal tale.