Drive!
87 Across: http://ow.ly/OLyjx
89 Across: http://ow.ly/ORqzx
91 Across: http://ow.ly/ORquT
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42 Down: http://ow.ly/OLzvF
44 Down: http://ow.ly/OLzzT
45 Down: http://ow.ly/OQRLO
46 Down: http://ow.ly/ODNIQ
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Cycles
21 Across: http://ow.ly/ORths
23 Across: http://ow.ly/ORtdG
24 Across: http://ow.ly/OjapK
25 Across: http://ow.ly/ORt5E
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Adventure Time
You want a real adventure? Use this paddle board in a tank full of hungry sharks.
Dear Mother and Father,
Things are going OK here at Camp Flaming Arrows. To my great surprise, however, the name isn't just a fun play on words or a euphemism as, at any given time, a number or arrows which have been set on fire will whiz past my head.
I suppose this is to be (partly) expected, as I did knowingly sign up for an archery and paddle boarding summer camp. Still, the irony of bringing an inflatable paddle board to such a camp has not been lost on me, nor on my fellow campers, unfortunately, who seem to find my deflated paddle board (and pride, if I'm being honest) a quite humorous sight indeed.
Happy Music Monday! It's Scott here in the italics today! It's been about two weeks since Chris Squire passed away, but from my point of view, it just happened. You're only seeing this post now, two weeks after I'm writing it, because I have two date-specific posts that can't really move. Sorry, Chris Squire! Please don't haunt me! Although... can you imagine how many prog-heads would pay money to see Chris Squire's ghost appear live?
Correspondence
Ever wonder if the screen and the keyboard miss each other when they're detached?
Dearest Screen,
I know it's only been an hour since we were separated, but it feels like and eternity. Yes, I know that should be "an," not "and" but I leave the typo there as a symbol, for what is the purpose of words if I cannot see them alit upon your sweet, shining face?
Forever Yours,
Keyboard
***
Dearest Keyboard,
T'was glorious to receive your letter. I find myself in the far off land known as the couch, a beautiful place of rolling cushions as far as the webcam can see, and yet, why do I feel such bitter sorrow? Could it be that I wouldst trade all my gigahertz simply to be shut away in that dark desk drawer locked in your loving embrace? Yes. Tis it, exactly!
Always,
Screen
***
Dearest Screen,
Up There
Travel to a magical new place!
Key moments in the history of Up There:
1624: Italian Explorer Marco Jumparizzo first discovers Up There when he bends his knees and then straightens them quickly, essentially pushing off from the ground. He repeats this technique that will later be named after him (the jump) but never manages to get any footing. In his journal he writes, "I yearn to visit Up There for longer than a moment, but it seems that Up There does not desire me as a resident. Mama-mia!" (Translated from the italian by Dr. Redriff Wilson.)
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