I love watching soccer and I have loved every minute of the World Cup tournament this year. It has been an exciting tournament, particularly because

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When is the last time you made serious eye contact with someone? Not just a glance, but sustained eye contact. Does it make you uncomfortable?

I don’t know what the weather is like where you live, but here in northwest Iowa, it’s still winter. It snowed most of the day