The Daily Quote podcast pageThe Great News Podcast pageThe Great News LetterHello and welcome to February 18th! You're listening to The Daily Quote- the podcast designed to kickstart your day in a positive way. I'm Andrew McGivern, and I'm delighted to have you here as we uncover today's source of inspiration.Each day brings new opportunities for reflection, learning, and growth, and I'm grateful to share this journey with you. Thank you for joining me.Today, we're celebrating National Drink Wine Day, a day to appreciate the rich history, complex flavors, and social enjoyment that come with a glass of wine. Whether it's red, white, or rosé, wine has been a symbol of celebration, culture, and relaxation for centuries.In the spirit of savoring life's pleasures and the connections they bring, let's reflect on today's quote from the acclaimed writer, Ernest Hemingway:"Wine is the most civilized thing in the world."Hemingway's words capture the essence of wine as a symbol of refinement and shared human experience. Wine brings people together, enhances meals, and represents the delicate balance between nature's bounty and human craftsmanship. It's about more than just the drink; it's about the culture, conversations, and connections that come with it.On February 18th, as we enjoy the sophistication of National Drink Wine Day and ponder the insights of Ernest Hemingway, let's think about the finer things in our lives that bring us together. What experiences do you savor? How do you cultivate moments of connection and enjoyment?Of course, if you don't drink wine you can always drink a nice craft beer or a non-alcoholic beverage too. It's not about the alcohol it is about the culture and social experience. Which can of course be had with a beverage with no booze.As we wrap up today's episode, I hope Ernest Hemingway's words inspire you to appreciate the civilized and connecting aspects of life, like a good glass of wine. Thank you for spending part of your February 18th with me. Remember, every day is an opportunity to savor the richness of life and to cherish the company of those we share it with.