AJ's dog Lyla ☀️
TUESDAY | 3.4.25
Today is for Lyla and her amigos. Apparently, someone is out there counting all the four-legged friends because that person reported there are 900 million dogs currently on the planet. That same person might also say they may not get the credit they deserve. So today, we're celebrating Lyla, our favorite office dog, and sending gifts to the unsung heroes who don't judge, have a canyon-deep ability to forgive, and, in certain parts of the world, carry a little jug of whiskey around their necks. We'd also like to buy a dog friend of yours a gift. Simply email theflowtrip@flow.life with a picture of your pup and why they deserve a little extra love, and we'll hook them up with a brand spanking new dog toy courtesy of The Flow Trip. Good for the first 10 people in the U.S. who respond and unavailable to Zaida, Okra, Kobe, Toby, Ducky, Scout, Huckleberry, Enzo, Bix, Jazz, Mathilda, Milo, and if Punky the cat tries to dress up like a dog again to win something. Catch you next time, crafty cat.
Happy birthday to “Happy Birthday.” And many moooore.
Shrooms on the Moon
Word on the street is the nerds in lab coats are shooting mushrooms into space in the name of “science” because the mushrooms *ahem* like it. They might have the robots at NASA fooled, but we’re onto this trippy little experiment guys.
Old-School Movie Magic
Before there was Hans Zimmer, there were silent movies set to the tune of live music. These are some of the few places left where you can experience the old-school magic of silent cinema.
Here Comes Jerry Seinfeld
Hard to say whether the backstory of “Here Comes the Sun” is more interesting or the fact that it was used in a plane crash scene of a movie where a talking bee voiced by Jerry Seinfeld doesn’t want to work anymore. What a jerk.
Other Good News & Happenings
Ramen around Japan’s city of noodles.
Something to listen to: A new song from an 11-year-old girl that feels like it was written by a 78-year-old Buddhist monk.
The Cosmic Collection — intergalactic shipping not available.
And to think the world almost didn’t have sax solos.
Jumping from space and breaking the World Record for Supersonic Freefall — just another day in the office over at Red Bull HQ. Those crazy kids.
