Happy Friday! Hope you all had a great week like the researchers who got to have an Indiana Jones moment in Mexico! This is a really cool find. Now, I want to read about the legend in more detail. And you know what else is cool? The Nephew has agreed to curate this week’s “5 Things!”

Well, even if you didn’t find a mythical labyrinth in your local church, it is Friday, my friends! And that means it’s time to grab a string cheese and check out “5 Things” that The Nephew thought you might want to check out. Enjoy!

And who is a teenage guy likely to recommend for your listening pleasure? Weird Al, of course!

Lately, there have been some crazy lights over New Mexico and it turns out that they’re part of SpaceX’s Starlink. If you haven’t been able to see this interesting sight, you might be able to see the International Space Station from your backyard.

Another song for your Friday listening (and watching) is OK Go’s “Here It Goes Again.” Now, who wants to choreograph a dance with me on a treadmill?

The Nephew has been enjoying the new Final Fantasy XVI. However, it’s important to note that its predecessor, Final Fantasy XV, is superior due to the presence of a car that can be modified to fly! Yours truly is also contractually obligated to mention that I am inferior to The Nephew in both flying car navigation and landing.

And, I agreed to let him do this but I’m also sorry. #OverindulgentAunt

Okay, that’s all for now. Have a wonderful weekend, everyone!

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