Good morning!

I hope you’re having a great week so far!  This is a really long one, but I just had too many cool things to share and I wasn’t willing to leave anything out.    As always, take what you need and I hope you find something cool.

• Here are some cats sleeping in some really weird positions.
• We are living in some weird times, and taking care of yourself is really important.
• On a related note, here are some signs of depression.
• I LOVE this article about the King Arthur Baking Company.  Their flour is the only one I use, and they are always the first place I go when I need to bake something.
• Have you read In Defense Of Our Teachers?  It’s a great read if you haven’t.
• Photo Corner: Red Sprites|Rainbows In Hummingbird Wings|A Forest Through The Seasons|Really Cool Miniatures|Cats Are Weird|Ballpoint Pen Portraits
• I would like all of the bookish paper things please.
• I hate to say it, but I did not know what all of the sides on my grater did.
• I can go through a lot of strawberries, and I loved seeing how this test of different ways to store them worked out.
• Need to outrun a dinosaur?  Here’s how.
• This essay by John Lewis is absolutely beautiful.
• And this story from someone in Beirut was heart-breaking.
• If you need a long read this week, this one from the Marshall Project is a great one.
• Why we’re all baking right now.
• Some animals are a lot bigger than I thought they were!
• I am totally guilty of comparing myself to others, which is probably why I liked reading this so much.
• These gas stations are like nothing I’ve ever seen…but I would love to see them in person!
• If you want the most haunted mansion in Ireland, here’s your chance.
• Related: Here’s your chance for a mansion in Montana.
• I feel like we all did really weird things when we were kids.
• This is a really cool dollhouse!
• Animals social distance too!
• How to freeze tomatoes.  I never knew you could freeze them!
• There is a lot going on in Belarus right now.
• I loved reading these stories people share about their parents.

That’s all for today, and I hope you have a good one,