Head lines from a day in the life… March 10, 2022…
“A Sweet Reunion takes place in Littleton, Colorado: Mawmaw and Pawpaw fly across the country.”
“Uber Driver drives through a small snowstorm to get grandparents to their grandchildren. Grandparents are convinced the driver was an angel.”
“Mom struggles to take kids to school after a snowstorm: Why can’t we just have a snow day?”
“Breaking News: Teenager miraculously gets ready on time to be dropped off at school ten minutes early.””
“Peloton preaches to middle aged mom: Maybe she just set a PR.”
“Neighbor shovels driveway after snow storm: a random act of kindness.”
“Car line pick up: why do kids not wear coats when it’s winter time?”
“Music is medicine: Teenage girl plays viola in local orchestra.”
“Local boy reads his book fair book overnight in order to lend the book to a friend. He says “It was the last one and my friend wanted it too.” Kindness is not dead.”
“Precious secret revealed: Local mom’s close friend is pregnant-again.”
“Hearts are broken: Utah woman reveals her father’s struggle with cancer, asks friend for prayer.”
“Surprise! A Kentucky woman sends gifts to best friend making her smile, making her whole day.”

I loved the way I read this in my head. My intonation completely matched that of a voice I’d expect yelling a headline from wherever headlines are yelled nowadays. A neat way to share lots of bits. Best to those friends struggling and fist bumps to the book fair book sharer.
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I liked the idea of sharing what’s going on in a quick, succinct way. Thank you for reading my slice today.
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I love the idea of headlining your way through the day.
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It’s a fun way to think about your day.
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What a creative slice. Imagine reading this the same day next year. Can I please use this format as it will share what is going on in different part of the world?
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Please use! I would love to read your personal take on this format.
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Clever, clever format. The news was interesting and certainly spanned the breadth of emotions. I, too, would love to try this out. Thanks for sharing.
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