Morning Coffee Link Roundup (12/23/22) - Friday Happy Links!

I hope everyone in the path of the storm is safe. Here are your Friday happy links!

New England artist sends a message of joy, literally, with the Hanukkah Forever stamp (GBH)

Winter solstice comes to Stonehenge — and so does a new debate over the ancient monument’s mysterious origins (Grid)

Some good ones here! U.S. Postal Service Reveals Additional Stamps for 2023 (USPS)

Our Favorite Champagne Cocktails (Punch)

These three empanaderos are bringing Latin American flavors to New Hampshire (NHPR)

For 158 Years, a Cézanne Portrait Hid Behind a Still Life of Bread and Eggs (Smithsonian)

The Town That Panettone Built (Eater)

More than 100 new designs discovered in Peru’s ancient Nazca plain (The Guardian)

‘Lord of the Rings; Rings of Power’: How the Canals of Venice and Germany Inspired a Multi-Layered World (Variety)

Fave Five: Be Gay, Do Crimes YA (LGBTQ Reads)

And some longer Friday reads...

Your Guide to Not Getting Murdered in an English Country Manor House (CrimeReads)

Looking For A New Book? Check Out This List Of 27 From LGBTQ+ Authors That You're Sure To Love (BuzzFeed)

Some good inspiration here if you're doing any last-minute baking: A Cookie for Everyone (King Arthur)

11 Brand-New Canadian Cookbooks to Dig Into Over the Holidays (Eater)

Most Anticipated Middle Grade Fiction: January-June 2023 (LGBTQ Reads)