Cursive readers wanted ☀️
TUESDAY | 1.28.25
Good news. If volunteering was on your New Year’s Resolution list, we’ve got some gigs for you. The humans over at The National Archives need people who can read cursive. Apparently, it’s a lost art. Add that to the list of things we wish we knew in third grade. If you’re not one for deciphering handwriting, there’s always cooking lasagna. Not a bad way to put Great-grandma Shirley’s secret recipe to the test. And if none of the above strikes your fancy, there’s always Clowns Without Borders. However you choose to spend your time, lending a hand and making people’s lives a little easier is always a good idea. Few more non-lasagna delights on a Tuesday.
The Practice Issue of The Flow Trip. Hard work and goodness inside.
Surfin’ USA
The Word Surf League Lexus Pipe Pro Champion Tour presented by our pals at YETI is back. There’s still time book a ticket to Hawaii to watch the pros and rookies alike tear it up on the North Shore. Cowabunga.
Neighborhood Manatees
It just so happens that Florida’s manatee residents are actually the new kids on the block circa 1700. Clear waters and warm temps brought these sea cows to the Sunshine State’s coast — typical.
Other Good News & Happenings
A cloud a day.
Nothing says wholesome more than Robin Williams and Koko.
When oranges weren’t orange.
The newest addition to the list of things that keep us up until two in the morning: Why R is the weirdest letter.
The White Lotus season three is coming on February 16th. Mark your calendars.
