Snarky Calico Critters are the best Calico Critters.
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In an attempt to keep my phone out of my bedroom and reduce my screentime, I’ve been searching for the perfect alarm clock. I think I finally found it. Here’s what I like about Nanu’s Arc Alarm Clock and how I justified the cost (also, here’s the Wirecutter review if you’re interested):
You don’t have to use an app to operate it.
It doesn’t glow all the time. You can push a button to see the time in the dark.
It has a real mechanical chime that isn’t annoying and gets louder until you turn off the alarm.
It features silent clock movement (in other words, it doesn’t make noise, which is important because I’m a light sleeper).
It’s analog, but when you set the time or the alarm, a digital display pops up for accuracy.
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I was diagnosed with high blood pressure years ago, but it wasn’t until last month that a doctor told me I should take Coricidin HBP instead of Nyquil when I have a cold. Maybe you could benefit from this tip, too.
“Is it laziness, illiteracy or the ultimate flex?” Why are the elites exposed in the Epstein files so bad at grammar and spelling?
The lovely Jenny Rosenstrach makes the case for reading what your kids are reading. (It’s the third thing in this Three Things column.)
After eight months of research, a business school professor and her PhD student published an article in Harvard Business Review explaining how AI tools intensify work rather than reducing it.
OK, OK. I’ll eat more beans.
And, this week’s poem, in honor of spring’s official arrival this weekend:
What Spring Does —James A. Pearson Some winters are so long you can forget what spring does until it does it.
Have a great weekend,
