Wordle 281 4/6
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Refreshed after a daylong silent retreat at my parish on the Passion. After a rough week of frustration and extended family drama, Iβm deeply grateful for this jumpstart of my Lenten season.
Despite the joy of a twofer kind of cool dayβmy kidβs birthday and the Feast of the AnnunciationβI continue to be stuck in the middle of a painful dispute that heated up this week and involves people dear to me. If youβre one to do such things, please pray for me. Thanks.
Population drops in California’s urban centers: βWe are in this new demographic era for California of very slow or maybe even negative growth,β a demographer tells the Los Angeles Times.
Way behind on Franniepalooza preparations for Fβs 14th birthday today. Grateful for a work-from-home job that (a) has flexibility, and (b) things have been slow at the office.
It’s Mom’s birthday today. She would have been 91. Had some lumpia – albeit frozen from Seafood City, not homemade – to remember her by. It was, of course, not nearly as good as hers.
Happy birthday, Mom. Wish you were here.
Wordle 278 4/6
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Wordle is a gateway drug to the Spelling Bee game on The New York Times crossword app.
C and I play it over breakfast or after dinner. Weβre on a streak at the moment.
This is the kind of Winter Olympic coverage I need: “What is Ice Dancing and is It Different From Figure Skating?”
Here’s a fascinating explainer of how Spam became such a big deal among my people – part of an Atlantic podcast series that, in essence, opens a whole Spam can of worms about its cultural impact.
Wordle saves lives, people: “Family was concerned woman didnβt text her daily score.”
Decided to get a jump on the game for Friday. Discovered that the game now has New York Times branding. That didnβt take long. π
Wordle 236 5/6
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