Happy Friday! Hope you all had a great week like the employees of Raising Cane’s whose employers bought them lottery tickets. A cute way to show employee appreciation. Wouldn’t you agree?

Well, even if you don’t get to work for a delicious chicken joint where your employer buys you a lottery ticket, it’s Friday, my friends! And you know that means it’s time to sit down with your favorite beverage and check out another “5 Things.” Enjoy!

An artist known as Vaskange made a fantastic piece of infinite art. Art inception, if you will. Just a cool piece!

Fans of the book Gone Girl can now go on a Gone Girl Cruise. The ship travels from Budapest to Vienna which sounds lovely. I would just be a little wary of being framed for murder onboard.

A couple renovating a 100+-year-old house recently made a cool discovery. Sadly, the house does not include a library with a secret door in a bookcase. I guess you can’t have everything.

An enduring mystery from Australia may have been solved. Investigators have analyzed DNA in an attempt to discover the name of the so-called “Somerton Man.” He was found on the beach in Adelaide in 1948 with no identification but what is presumed to be codes used in espionage on his person.

Lastly, RIP Choco Taco. We will miss you!

Okay, that’s all for now. Have a wonderful weekend, everyone, and don’t forget to pray for Ukraine!

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In Just in Time, best friends Ana and Cara are on a tour of Brodie Castle in Scotland when they are unceremoniously thrust back in time to the year 1262. Forced to work in the medieval castle to survive, they encounter an ages-old legend, a murder plot, and two handsome highlanders who keep them on their toes. Perhaps even sweep them off their feet…

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