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@juliagotcakes_ by @corymakesmagic   Inside the Mystery of the Moon-eyed People from Cherokee Legend According to Cherokee lore, moon-eyed people lived deep in the woods of present-day North Carolina and Georgia. Blue-eyed and pale, they were so sensitive to light that they slept during the day and emerged only in the moonlight. And unlike other beings who appear in Indigenous legends, they were neither spirits nor monsters but humans like the Cherokee themselves.  Only question. We talking full-moon or waxing crescent, in terms of the eyes?   90+ Rated Cigars Only [Partner]  Sorry, no other cigars allowed. Only 90+ rated by Cigar Aficionado ones. This All-Star Sampler isn’t just stacked with premium brands like Montecristo, Oliva, and Rocky Patel. It also comes with a free double-blade cigar cutter. Plus, free shipping and a savings of 70%. That’s 5 premium cigars for just $15.99. Thanks to Best Cigar Prices for curating this sampler exclusively for us. And you.  Get the sampler, free cutter, and free shipping for just $15.99.   How to Avoid Being Scammed Online Guilty until proven innocent. That’s how we approach our digital life. We just assume everything is a scam. Yet, we’re still terrified of the hacker bastards having their way with us. We recently read an article about a financial expert getting scammed into believing they were the center of a CIA/FTC investigation.  Hackers are creative. So let’s keep your BS detectors up to code, shall we?   A Beginner’s Guide to Backyard Astronomy We can’t have a telescope. We want one. But we can’t have it. We know ourselves too well. After three weeks of looking for aliens, we’d get bored and shift our gaze to something more interesting: neighbors. There. We said it. We’d use our telescope to spy on neighbors.  You get one and let us know what you see up there.   Life Is Hard. Can Philosophy Help? A midlife crisis is no different from a high schooler going to college. It’s a transition. Our advice? Deal with it. Life’s full of transitions, and if you don’t figure out what “dealing with it” looks like for you, you’re going to end up buying a motorcycle. No offense to motorcycles.  Full offense to those who don’t know how to ride them buying them.   The Mixer The best time to buy international flights for cheap. Why Al Pacino pretended to be blind on Scent of a Woman. Five songs that entirely changed the trajectory of The Beatles. The travel destinations where you’re most likely to get sick. The 12 most expensive sneakers ever sold. The motorcycle cheat sheet. Hemingway’s six-word short story. Foods that don’t deserve their bad reputations.     /GTFO @marius_krey | Hallstatt, Austria     Our Gentleman's Agreement We'll keep the free daily newsletters coming. You share with a friend if you're enjoying. Capeesh? Forward to a friend.   Love Elevator? You’ll probably dig our other newsletters too. Check out Shift, Jimmy, and Blazer.   Let's Partner Put your brand in front of 800,000 passionate Elevator readers. Get in touch.   Send us a tip    |    Editorial Policy   |    Advertise    |    Archives     @2024 Rotary Digital 300 Witherspoon St Suite 201 Princeton NJ 08542     Preferences  |  Unsubscribe