by John M. Jennings | Mar 20, 2024 | The IFOD
A friend recently recommended a book by an author whose previous book I had read. She asked me, “What was that (prior) book about?” My response: “Uh. . . umm . . . I can’t remember.” I had drawn a total blank — I couldn’t...
by John M. Jennings | Mar 5, 2024 | The IFOD
How would you feel if your life was derailed through no fault of your own, leaving a chasm between the life you wanted to live and the life you were stuck with? (Maybe you are in this situation now?) This is what happened to Amanda Knox after she was wrongfully...
by John M. Jennings | Feb 29, 2024 | The IFOD
Once (almost) every four years, February has a 29th day. Today’s IFOD is about why the calendar needs this extra day, as well as a few other little-known interesting facts about Leap Day. 1. Why Leap Days are Necessary To get the obvious fact out of the way,...
by John M. Jennings | Feb 26, 2024 | The IFOD
We move through life in a fog of uncertainty. Most uncertainty is no big deal. Not knowing exactly how the weather will turn out today, whether your morning commute will go smoothly, or what you’ll have for dinner are minor uncertainties that don’t cause...
by John M. Jennings | Feb 19, 2024 | The IFOD
Amazon released its Kindle ebook reader in 2007. Back then, pundits predicted that eBooks would kill off printed books because of eBooks’ lower cost, greater portability, and instant delivery for ebooks. But that hasn’t happened. Ebooks have remained at...
