March 25th is the 84th day of the year. There are 281 days remaining until the end of the year

Today is International Waffle Day, National Tolkien Reading Day, National Lobster Newburg Day and National Bridesmaid Day

— On this date in 1668, the U.S.’s first official horse race took place

— On this date in 1954, RCA introduced the color TV (The first commercially sponsored television program broadcast in color, a variety show called “Premiere”, aired on June 25, 1951)

— On this date in 1972, America’s ” A Horse with No Name” hits #1

— On this date in 1983, Michael Jackson ‘moonwalked’ during his performance of “Billie Jean” on “Motown 25: Yesterday, Today, Forever”

— On this date in 1985, Prince wins an Oscar for best original score for the film Purple Rain

— On this date in 2005, Jennifer Aniston files for a divorce from Brad Pitt

THINGS U NEED 2 NO:

Starbucks Japan recently introduced the Snoopy Caramel Chocolate Oat Milk Frappuccino. The drink features chocolate chips, caramel sauce, whipped cream, and a Snoopy-shaped chocolate. It is available for a limited time 

Edible Arrangements’ parent company is now selling ACTUAL edibles through the site Edibles.com. 

“Breast Milk Botox” treatments are trending. Beauty enthusiasts claim breast milk has anti-aging benefits. Women are posting Tik Tok videos of themselves with bags of frozen breast milk on their faces. Dermatologists say breast milk cannot replace actual Botox. Some doctors claim breast milk helps with health issues, but not with anti-aging.

Betty White’s commemorative stamp is set to be released on Thursday. Betty will be shown on the stamp smiling and wearing a purple polka dot top. She died at the age of 99 and was from Oak Park, Illinois

Have you heard of “BOOMERASKING?” Boomerasking is when you ask someone a question just so you can talk about YOURSELF.  You want the question to come back to you, like a boomerang. A common example is when you did something amazing over the weekend.  You might show up on Monday and ask a coworker, “Do anything fun on Saturday?  Well, listen to THIS.”

A blogger coined the term a few years ago.  But it’s been trending after a study found there are three common versions of it.

1.  Ask-bragging:  Like, “How was your vacation?  Mine was GREAT.”

2.  Ask-complaining:  “How’s work?  Yeah, well, I’ve had the worst week.”

3.  Ask-sharing:  It’s like ask-bragging, but without the bragging.  You might ask about something random . . . like, “What do you think of Cybertrucks?” . . . just so you can talk about how dumb you think they are. The study found we do it because we think it’s a polite way to bring something up.  But it doesn’t always land that way. When we realize someone is boomerasking, we tend to think they’re just self-absorbed. 

Google Trends shows that six states actually prefer to do their spring break partying at home.  Texas, Wyoming, Iowa, Missouri, South Carolina, and Vermont are all homebodies.