Happy Friday! Hope you all had a great week like the folks who found out that their student loans will be wiped out. As one of that category, I’m still a little shocked. Also, there’s still a little feeling of “I’ll believe it when I see it.” To be continued!
Well, even if there isn’t a possibility of your debt being forgiven by the end of the year, we’ve gotten to Friday, my friends! You know that it also means it’s time to check out another “5 Things” while you try to log in to the federal student loan website for the 1000th time this week. (Don’t bother, it’s impossible.) Enjoy!
How better to celebrate financial freedom than with a Giant Frosted Chocolate Fudge Pop-Tart? Yes, apparently you can make one. And, yes, your house will smell amazing. You’re welcome!
The James Webb Space Telescope has created some spectacular composite photography of Jupiter, two of its moons, and the aurora phenomena at Jupiter’s poles. It looks like it should be some big-budget CGI creation in a sci-fi movie. Yet, it’s the real deal! Unlike a salty French prank.
Here’s an interesting explanation of the Swedish concept of “lagom” which means “just enough” through the story of Goldilocks and the Three Bears. As in seeking balance and moderation as a path to satisfaction rather than indulging in excess. Overall, a great concept.
The Chinese government has amended the ending to Minions: The Rise of Gru to make it more law-abiding. Because we all know that Gru has been known to inspire people to commit major crimes like stealing the moon. It’s only a matter of time before they gather hoards of little yellow minions and attempt more of his evil shenanigans. Heaven forbid that they should create a line of jellies!
And a new study indicates that stress-inducing events can be alleviated by a good wash. The act of showering, washing your face, washing your hands, etc. could be a good way to “wipe the slate clean.” Good to know!
Okay, that’s all for now. Have a wonderful weekend, everyone, and please continue to pray for Ukraine!
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