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Blog No. 78: Rube Goldberg Machine: OK Go, Wayne Dyer, 5 Heartfelt Songs

June 24, 2022

OK Go: This Too Will Pass

I have been writing this blog long enough to forget what I have and haven't put in it over the course of the last year and a half. I can’t believe I never put this Rube Goldberg type video on: OK Go: This Too Shall Pass. It is so cool! It’s been around a long time but maybe you haven't seen it yet.


Wayne Dyer on Letting Go

Wayne Dyer (1940-2015)

Wayne Dyer's teachings always speak to me. He was such a kind compassionate soul, down to earth, and his words of wisdom are easily accessible. Here in this entry he speaks about control and letting go--I am sure I am speaking to myself when I post this...


Five Heartfelt Songs

Nothing like some beautiful love songs to remind us of the capacity of human beings to do good in the world and express what is most important in life...

Tom Waits Martha and I Hope That I Don't Fall in Love with You

Nick Cave Into My Arms

Simon & Garfunkel, Kathy's Song

The Beatles Something

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Whole Woman's Health

Please donate to this organization that helps women get the support they need to navigate the abortion bans and get to states where abortion remains legal.


Painting of the Week

Painting by Olivia, age 6. I always love children’s art much more than most adult’s work…



About The Author

New York City based contemporary artist, Pam Smilow, began writing the creative lifestyle blog “things we love” in an effort to foster a sense of community during times of isolation and reflection. To read more about her and her art, visit her website and check out the essay written by the Hammond Museum's Frank Matheis entitled The Sophisticated Innocence of Pam Smilow.

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