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Good afternoon

Hello, members! How's your Tuesday unfolding? If it's anything like mine (Athena), you've been buzzing about, ticking tasks off that never-ending to-do list. But now, as the day winds down, why don’t we settle down and share a moment together? Grab your favourite cuppa, and let’s dive into today’s afternoon edition! 😉

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Today's Afternoon Trivia

What is the symbol for the element Copper?

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Scroll to the bottom of the newsletter for the answer.

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(Grand)Dad joke of the day

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Tuesday, 2 July

What's the image saying?

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Can you figure out what word this image is trying to ‘spell’ out? If you think you know the correct answer, post the answer here.

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Fact of the day

Mad Honey

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Did you know that bees feeding on a certain pollen can create ‘mad honey’? This substance can trigger vivid hallucinations and temporarily paralyse a person—hence the name!

WORD OF THE DAY

Sibilant

A hissing sound. For example, ‘Her sibilant tone was barely audible.’ Pronounced as SIH-BUH-LUHNT.

Quote of the day

‘A person who never made a mistake never tried anything new.’

— Albert Einstein

Today's trivia answer:

The symbol for Copper is Cu.

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