Regarding the happiest time of one's life question, two 1970s songs come to mind. "Anticipation" by Carly Simon, which includes the line, "Stay right here, 'cause these are the good old days" and "Big Yellow Taxi" by Joni Mitchell, which includes: "Don't it always seem to go, that you don't know what you've got till it's gone."
Minute 14:20. I LOVE this question. "Do you think that because you are in other peoples' lives, they are happier"? What a great question. Bravo Dennis!! The happiest day of my life will be #1 when I meet my future wife #2 when I meet my future babies #3 when I meet Jesus #4 when (if) I meet Dennis or Julie. OK, back to the show to hear Dennis and Julie dissect this question.
Judith Moore Quite amazing! That Julie has visited Westminster Abbey, and off the beaten track, to discover the most inspirational tombstone inscriptions, which indeed poses the question? How few people in the world today could such highly gifted, truly good, and with a Christian virtue, which was so valuable as to character. In this current tech, digital, electronic gadgets age, we have lost our moral compass and social conscience.
Dennis and Julie is always a great watch. Thank you both for working so hard to make it happen each week. Your viewers/listeners, including me, are truly fortunate! One suggestion: When you talk to producer Sean, you should consider having him pop up in a little box so that we can see him. Julie does this in her "Timeless" broadcasts and I think that it adds to the show. He is a bright guy and his input is thought provoking.
This discussion really hit home for those of us who have ever lost a parent or both parents. Or any loved one for that matter. 'Send me the roses while I could still smell them' and 'you don't know what you have until it's gone' are words to be conscious of. As Julie pointed out the importance of living for today. We are fortunate to have both Dennis and Julie. Two bright, shining stars of their generations and great representatives of humanity. Makes no difference to me which name comes first.
Minute 1:10:00 Every D & J resonates with me ... today as I listen from my Gun Room while I clean a couple rifles. This show is predictably Happy and Insightful; Julie's Zest is contagiously uplifting. Thanks you two. Please use a future episode to address that big question "Does my presence make other people happy"? At my local Home Depot, one of the check-out clerks is a 60-something lady - Linda. I get to build stuff (as a contractor), while she (and the others) stands on her feet several hours per day, so I like to lighten their mood with casual talk. Turns out, she owns 25 separate rental houses, that she began acquiring in her 20s ... she is a real estate mogul working at Home Depot. Very interesting. Julie engages people in the same way, so I know that her Presence makes people happy.
Julie is a giant compared to others her age. But Dennis is a giant compared to her and others his age. You have to tie your brain in a knot to see why someone would question the name order... One is the boss and founder, the other is a hired apprentice. This is a clear situation of master and apprentice. These are not 2 equals. This is a teacher and a brilliant learner.
Julie is the 6.3 litre V12 engine, roaring exhaust and bright red swooping shape of this Ferrari and Dennis is the VR rated tires .. and, ummm ... the head lights and brakes. Yoda has taught well his Jedi Disciple.
I felt for Dennis when closing as I am like him & can never remember names, dates, phone numbers etc. I would be insisting that Shaun put the details on the screen at the end as I was saying goodbye!!! 😆
I can say with certainty I’m the only living person also found in the 23rd Century. When I read the novel, I thought it would be crazy to coin my name to a T because its unusual! In The Entropy Effect, you will encounter a character named Norman F Birnberg, which is also the name of yours truly. I’m certainly not famous and one has ever heard of me. A coincidence perhaps but roll the dice often enough and you too will appear in a future where no one thought you would be. 😊
DIGNITY 1. formal reserve or seriousness of manner, appearance, or language 2. the quality or state of being worthy, honored, or esteemed. 3. The absence of shameful behavior
Regarding the happiest time of one's life question, two 1970s songs come to mind. "Anticipation" by Carly Simon, which includes the line, "Stay right here, 'cause these are the good old days" and "Big Yellow Taxi" by Joni Mitchell, which includes: "Don't it always seem to go, that you don't know what you've got till it's gone."
Exactly.
Your reactions make the show come alive and with your smile it will make it thrive!
Minute 14:20. I LOVE this question. "Do you think that because you are in other peoples' lives, they are happier"? What a great question. Bravo Dennis!!
The happiest day of my life will be #1 when I meet my future wife #2 when I meet my future babies #3 when I meet Jesus #4 when (if) I meet Dennis or Julie. OK, back to the show to hear Dennis and Julie dissect this question.
Judith Moore
Quite amazing! That Julie has visited Westminster Abbey, and off the beaten track, to discover the most inspirational tombstone inscriptions, which indeed poses the question? How few people in the world today could such highly gifted, truly good, and with a Christian virtue, which was so valuable as to character. In this current tech, digital, electronic gadgets age, we have lost our moral compass and social conscience.
I could listen to your discussions for hours daily 💜
Your conversations continually remind me of the blessings of multigenerational family homes; thank you!
Dennis and Julie is always a great watch. Thank you both for working so hard to make it happen each week. Your viewers/listeners, including me, are truly fortunate! One suggestion: When you talk to producer Sean, you should consider having him pop up in a little box so that we can see him. Julie does this in her "Timeless" broadcasts and I think that it adds to the show. He is a bright guy and his input is thought provoking.
Strangely, one the happiest times in my life, was when I was in great pain, recovering from major cancer surgery.
This discussion really hit home for those of us who have ever lost a parent or both parents. Or any loved one for that matter. 'Send me the roses while I could still smell them' and 'you don't know what you have until it's gone' are words to be conscious of.
As Julie pointed out the importance of living for today. We are fortunate to have both Dennis and Julie. Two bright, shining stars of their generations and great representatives of humanity. Makes no difference to me which name comes first.
Minute 1:10:00 Every D & J resonates with me ... today as I listen from my Gun Room while I clean a couple rifles. This show is predictably Happy and Insightful; Julie's Zest is contagiously uplifting. Thanks you two.
Please use a future episode to address that big question "Does my presence make other people happy"? At my local Home Depot, one of the check-out clerks is a 60-something lady - Linda. I get to build stuff (as a contractor), while she (and the others) stands on her feet several hours per day, so I like to lighten their mood with casual talk. Turns out, she owns 25 separate rental houses, that she began acquiring in her 20s ... she is a real estate mogul working at Home Depot. Very interesting. Julie engages people in the same way, so I know that her Presence makes people happy.
Now is called present 🎁. Don't waste it dwelling in the past or dreaming too much of the future.
Julie is a giant compared to others her age. But Dennis is a giant compared to her and others his age. You have to tie your brain in a knot to see why someone would question the name order... One is the boss and founder, the other is a hired apprentice. This is a clear situation of master and apprentice. These are not 2 equals. This is a teacher and a brilliant learner.
Julie is the 6.3 litre V12 engine, roaring exhaust and bright red swooping shape of this Ferrari and Dennis is the VR rated tires .. and, ummm ... the head lights and brakes. Yoda has taught well his Jedi Disciple.
❤D&J
I felt for Dennis when closing as I am like him & can never remember names, dates, phone numbers etc. I would be insisting that Shaun put the details on the screen at the end as I was saying goodbye!!! 😆
DIGNITY a sense of pride in oneself; self-respect. 2 SENSE OF HONOR
Dennis ! You have appeared in many pics in shorts, and yes it is unbecoming of you
I can say with certainty I’m the only living person also found in the 23rd Century. When I read the novel, I thought it would be crazy to coin my name to a T because its unusual! In The Entropy Effect, you will encounter a character named Norman F Birnberg, which is also the name of yours truly. I’m certainly not famous and one has ever heard of me. A coincidence perhaps but roll the dice often enough and you too will appear in a future where no one thought you would be. 😊
I’m over sixty and I have used that too “that frosts my cookies”
DIGNITY 1. formal reserve or seriousness of manner, appearance, or language 2. the quality or state of being worthy, honored, or esteemed. 3. The absence of shameful behavior
his name is first because it's his platform
"Age before beauty." 😀
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You don't have to say next time...just ask "can I switch seats with you? " They will understand after 6 times you sat outside the booth
I think the show should be call "The Great Brilliant Genius Julie, and her far less intelligent side-kick, Dennis Prager"