1. NY Times Puzzles and Crosswords
these have been quite popular lately, check this out!
https://www.nytimes.com/crosswords
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First time writing my own post in ages! I haven't entered Deepstash in about a year due to university commitments, and seeing the comments and interactions with the other articles I've curated has really brought a smile to my face :) This is more of an unusual stash. I feel like as we are getting older, we are getting less in touch with our child and creative side. Our brains feel monotonous in this systemic reality of education and then work. Here are some short free online games/ activities that I often turn back to and feel like you may enjoy them too :)) Note: best to access from a browser
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