Zola Notices Everything

  Speaking up

Zola solved the sock problem

Zola sitting on her bed holding up an inside-out sock, explaining the seam

The seam across the toes had been ruining approximately every morning for a month. The thing is, nobody knew, because Zola had assumed everyone's socks felt like that and they were all just coping better than her.

The moment she said it out loud, it took four minutes to fix. Turn them inside out. That's it. That's the whole solution.

She wore them inside out to school and had a completely normal morning, which after a month of tears felt close to a miracle.

Try it this week: Ask: “is anything you're wearing bothering you right now?” Then believe the answer.

Zola's word hunt

Five words from this story are hiding in the grid. They read across → and down ↓ — never backwards. Tap the first letter, then the last letter.

I
N
S
I
D
E
S
Z
B
T
R
G
J
U
E
O
P
P
C
S
V
V
A
L
L
S
K
O
V
M
M
A
O
E
W
C
W
N
D
H
R
Y
M
K
I
X
D
Z
P
X
T
O
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S
T
Z
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F
Z
L
U
Q
L
U
  • ZOLA
  • SOCK
  • SEAM
  • TOES
  • INSIDE

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← Zola taught someone else the flower-and-candle breath