Create a bunch a bingo cards with book titles randomly presented throughout.
Place the book titles in a raffle drum and give it a good spin.
Draw a book title - announce it - and spin again.
Continue until someone has their card filled with book titles going up, across, or diagonally.
TaDa! - Book Bingo.
"But doesn't take herself too seriously," Chiney (Ogwumike) told ESPN. "Tara will laugh, will dance, will always celebrate the team ahead of herself."
“My entire M.O. (modus operandi) is have fun,” she tells CNN Sport. “I kind of just dally around and be free-spirited."
Pretty obvious, yes? Here are three to get us started.
Saturday is the Loneliest Day of the Week
Never on Sunday
Monday, Monday
My wife and I were out for a walk not long ago on a well maintained trail but one that still had some mud puddles caused by the rains we had. Alon the way we came across of youngster - and I mean young - and his mom - and knew exactly what to do. He leapt, jumped, and hopped in the puddle with sheer joy and exuberance. For just a moment - and I am sure you are way ahead of me - I have serious consideration to joining him. But, you see, I am an adult and we don't do things like that even though we should - at least every now and again So next time you are out and find a puddle, channel your inner self and jump in. It will probably be fun.
Today may be pi day for the mathematically observant, but every day is pie day for folks like me. I have been partial to banana cream ever since I was a child and still enjoy a slice now and again. But my wife and I have make a pretty good apple pie and that is my new favorite. Speaking of pies and slices, I suppose we can extend pie to include pizza. Italian sausage and mushrooms has typically been my go to combination.
So, what is are your favorite pies?
And does anyone else remember this scene from the movie Michael in which the Andie McDowell character sings about pies?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uQYBGCESGzY
This originally appeared in The New York Times:
"The Worcester Public Library in Massachusetts announced that people who have lost or damaged a book can bring a photo, drawing, or magazine clipping of a cat, and get their library cards reactivated. The library calls the program March Meowness, a way to forgive members who misplaced a book or damaged a borrowed item. The program has generated hundreds of returns, multiple postings of random cat photos on the library’s Facebook page, and photos and drawings pinned on a growing “cat wall” in the building."
The full article can be found here (I hope)
https://www.nytimes.com/2024/03/04/us/massachusetts-library-fines-cat-picture.html?unlocked_article_code=1.a00.K3rX.8uF31RmRk2S6&smid=url-share
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