I heard this today from Steve Nash, talking about his recent charity game in China - "I can relate to people of all different cultures and understand that we all come in the same form or shape with variation. We should have that sensitivity for one another and realize that we're really fortunate for what we're born into...because you could easily be in another man's shoes."

I want to start sharing more of the fun stuff I find around here on the internets that inspires me or makes me smile. Today it's the work of German photographer Jan von Holleben. This image is from a series called Dreams of Flying. His work has also inspired children to make their own images. Enjoy!

There's no good way to stand and wait. Nothing to lean on, just shift weight from one leg to the other, feeling the blood rush through your foot for a brief moment of comfort at the expense of your other foot, then switching feet, over and over, trying to be comfortable, trying to endure the opening act from Philadelphia and their strive-to-be-ironic sunglasses. I used to ...

Ok, quick: who does this sound like? (from last week's rerun of This American Life)

Something is wrong with me. And not in the lovable sort of eccentric way in which I'll profess an interest in something strange like 'The Cardigans' or 'Dragonslayer', and then I would be like "Man, something is definitely wrong with me huh? I'm a nutty crazy guy!" No, something is wrong in the way that I am starting to become unable to deal with life ...