Reading for fun is no longer just “fun.” It is a slow, inconvenient rebellion in a world obsessed with speed, clarity and deliverables. You do not need to annotate, but you need to start again by ...

Reading for just 5–6 minutes a day can make it feel effortless and help create momentum. Adding a colorful bookmark can serve as a visual reminder to continue reading. This trick is easy and simple to ...

The Par 3 Contest may be a competition, but it's a fun-filled and lighthearted affair. It unfolds on a nine-hole, par-27 course designed by George Cobb and Cliff Roberts, nestled around DeSoto ...

There’s a rather sad perception in the world at large that board games are for kids, things we should put away when we grow up. Not only does it seem a bit forlorn that we can’t enjoy silly ...

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If you ever wanted to be a fly on the wall for a conversation between two goats, specifically two goats exchanging words after one broke the long-standing record of the other, you're in luck.

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The Sun ‘n Fun Aerospace Expo is already underway, but Blue Angels fans will have to wait until Thursday before catching a glimpse of the U.S. Navy flight demonstration team in action.

The mural has been pained over the wooden boards that have been placed across the front of the former Debenhams building in Robertson Street, which housed the short-lived Owens ‘fun factory’ arcade.