There's something about a love story that takes your breath away, not because it's perfect,

but because it's impossible. Imagine finding the person you were meant to be with in the very

place designed to destroy you. Imagine choosing love when everything around you is hate,

everything designed to strip away hope. That's not just romance, that's survival. That's destiny. That's exactly

what you'll feel watching bow artists at war. The film opens September 26 and you can visit

bowmovie.com to see the trailers. If you were moved by Schindler's List or even the

Bitter Sweet Hope in Jojo Rabbit,

you'll understand why Bao is different. This isn't just about what was lost, it's about what was found.

Bow, artist at war, tells the remarkable true story of Joseph Bow, a brilliant artist and master forger

who risked everything to help others survive.

BAL Artist at War opened September 26.

Visit bALMovie.com to watch the trailer and learn more, or sign up your organization for a group screening.

Again, that's BAUMovie.com.

Lemonada I'm Gretchen Rubin and this is a little happier.

One of the lessons I've learned the hard way with time and experience is that a little

humor can often go very far when we're trying to navigate a moment of awkwardness or even a truly painful

situation. With warm humor, we convey lightheartedness and openness, and we make it easier

for people to hear something difficult and to respond with that anger, defensiveness, or even

distress. So by striving for a bit of levity, we can enhance connection, diffuse

tension, and ultimately foster more harmonious and receptive environments. When I think of

the secret of adulthood, I often think of an episode of one of the most popular TV shows

of all time, NBC's blockbuster sitcom Friends. In season three, episode 13,

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