5 Times It Was Clear Neil Armstrong Believed He Was Searching For A New Route To India - Clickhole

2. When the rocket was going upward and he kept looking down to Earth saying, “Isn’t it back there?”

Accounts from crew members confirm that as the rocket approached the moon, Armstrong repeatedly said he was pretty sure they were supposed to make a turn, not just go upward. He was also described pointing back toward Earth while insisting he could see the Taj Mahal.

Financial Advisor Announces It’s Time To Panic, Urges Clients To Make Hasty, Emotional Decisions - Babylon Bee

“I’m encouraging all of my clients to abandon any semblance of a long-term strategy and to pull the trigger on whatever your emotions tell you to do."

I’m not much of a concert person. I’ve been to musical performances, but never at an arena, and I never went just for that specific person. I think the “biggest” artist that I’ve seen live is Matt Maher. I was excited, after discovering Forrest Frank a little over a year ago, to get tickets to his Child of God Tour.

Since I control the music in our house, I will often play Forrest throughout our day or while running errands around town. The kids sometimes even request his music. The beats are fun, there’s a degree of playfulness in the accompaniment and the lyrics, and even my youngest knows the lyrics.

Alison and I took our two oldest kids with us, which was a treat knowing that it would be a late night.

We had dinner at Chick-fil-A, handed the youngest two off to their grandmother, and drove to the arena. It was easy to park and get inside. I stopped by the concession stand to get popcorn and water, and we settled in. The arena started off comfortably full, but by time Forrest took the stage, it was completely packed. 10,000 fans, enjoying live music and prayer.

Forrest did a great job with the show. The set list was perfect, there was lots of engagement with the crowd, and even the set was fun. At one point, he plugged in his laptop, opened Logic, and showed us how he put together Good Day with all 200+ individual sound components.

There was also a peek behind the veil. Forrest shared some of his story, and the why behind his music.

In addition to his released music, we were treated to a few unreleased songs. In one of them, he invited the audience to be on the track. He got an iPhone, opened the Voice Memos app, and then recorded us shouting lyrics. I read an article, that I now cannot find, that said this is how modern music is made; artists sending each other samples recorded on their iPhones and included in the final track.

The night did not end until late. Many families with younger kids started leaving early, and I was tempted to do the same. After a few minute break, Forrest and band returned, turned up the volume, and closed out with two huge performances of Drop! and Never Get Used to This.

It was a great night.

It’s been 12 years since the series finale of The Office and NBC still promotes it heavily to get new subscribers to Peacock.

What a show.

The US Government (wastefully) spent $6.8T in all of 2024.

Trump’s tariffs destroyed $6.6T of market value in two days.

Trump Excitedly Wakes Up And Checks Under His Pillow To See If The Tariff Fairy Has Left New Manufacturing Jobs - Babylon Bee

But, alas, when Trump checked under his MyPillow, he didn’t find any new manufacturing jobs from the Tariff Fairy.

And his investments were down 10% in two trading days.

Monday night