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In the spirit of winter, here are some snow-inspired laughs for you!

How did the snow globe feel after the winter storm? A little shaken. Did you hear about the man stuck in a snowstorm? He was feeling under the weather.

What’s cold, white, and goes up? A very confused snowflake .

What happens to a moose when it gets cold in the snow? They get moose bumps!

TIPS FOR TRAVELLING WITH GROUPS

How does a snowman get to work? By icicle.

Why did the snowman call his dog Frost? Because Frost bites!

Whether it is with extended family or friends, travelling in a group can be a great way to see the world. Communication is key when planning so everyone knows what to expect on the trip and can have a good time, because not everyone travels the same way. Here are some suggestions for travelling in a group so you can aim to have the best vacation all around. 1. Loosely plans days and activities so everyone can choose to take part in activities that they enjoy. For example, Day 1 is a day in town, Day 2 is a beach day, Day 3 is hiking a local trail, etc. 2. Choose a point person for each day/activity so they can coordinate tickets, logistics, etc. and it all doesn’t fall on one person’s shoulders. 3. Use group chats to coordinate meeting points, schedules, etc. so no one is accidentally left out should you get separated or plans change last minute. 4. Stay flexible, which might be easier for some than others. But if weather or unexpected delays happen, having a back-up plan or the ability to change focus for the day will be welcome. 5. Discuss finances and budgets early and determine how shared costs will be split. Payment apps are available and can help track and settle shared costs. 6. Schedule a time, perhaps a meal, each day where everyone can get together and enjoy sharing stories and experiences that the others might not have attended. 7. Create a shared photo album so everyone can access all the pictures from the trip.

Space Word Scramble

Can you unscramble these words which are all related to space?

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Solution: Telescope, interstellar, planet, nebula, dwarf star, Neptune, Mars, Jupiter, gravity, black hole

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