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17/07/2025

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17/07/2025

Last night, I missed my last train home. When I finally got to Euston Station to wait until morning, I found it was locked. Feeling lost and about to cry, I met a homeless man named Mark.

Mark offered to help me, saying it wasn’t safe for me to walk around alone. He took me to a nearby café where we had a coffee and a chat. After some time, he explained he had to leave to get his sleeping bag but promised he would return by 5 a.m. to walk me back to the station.

Honestly, I didn’t believe he’d come back. But when I turned the corner at 5 a.m., there was Mark, running toward me. He had even taken a bus to keep his promise.

This man, someone I might have ignored if he’d asked for spare change, turned what could have been a terrible night into a life-changing experience. Mark, you are truly special. ✅ ❤

This was also the first selfie he ever took!

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Around 5,000 years ago, the Sumerians of ancient Mesopotamia laid the foundation for modern timekeeping by developing the sexagesimal system a numerical system based on the number 60. This revolutionary concept led to the division of an hour into 60 minutes and a minute into 60 seconds, a structure still used worldwide today. Their mathematical ingenuity reflected both practicality and a deep understanding of divisibility.

The Sumerians’ advancements in timekeeping were largely motivated by their agricultural society. They relied on accurate calendars to manage the planting and harvesting of crops and needed precise timing to coordinate religious rituals and administrative tasks. By closely observing celestial movements, they crafted a 12-month lunar calendar that aligned with seasonal changes, showcasing their early astronomical expertise.

Their innovations didn’t stop with their own civilization. The Sumerian timekeeping system was adopted and refined by the Babylonians, Greeks, and Romans, becoming a lasting legacy that shaped how we measure time. Today’s clocks and calendars still carry the imprint of these ancient mathematicians, proving the timeless brilliance of the Sumerians.

17/07/2025

My heart felt full during lunch at Walmart today.
A man in front of me was checking out. When the cashier gave him the total, he looked back at me with an embarrassed smile and started pulling coins out of his pockets. He was nervous, miscounted, and kept saying, “I’m so sorry,” with his hands shaking.
Then, the kind cashier gently took his hands, poured the change onto the counter, and said, “It’s okay, honey. We’ll count this together.”
He kept apologizing, but both of us told him everything was fine. They finished the payment, and he slowly walked away.
I looked at the cashier and said, “Thank you for being so patient with him.” She shook her head and replied, “You shouldn’t have to thank me, baby. The problem in this world is we’ve forgotten how to love each other.”
I want to be more like her.
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