The Optimist: A recording of their 1966 wedding was in a thrift store. A stranger returned it.

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Black Friday Sale Get your first year for 99¢ USD every four weeks. → PUBLISHED BY READ ONLINE | SIGN UP Stories that inspire.   A recording of their 1966 wedding was in a thrift store. A stranger returned it. (Family photo) "I thought it was going to be a great record. It turned out even better than I thought," said Katie Ornelas, who found the record at an Austin thrift store. By Sydney Page Read more   COLUMN 11 comfort TV shows to get you through the cold days ahead By Washington Post Staff   How to reduce your waste on Black Friday By Sarah Raza   These batteries could harness the wind and sun to replace coal and gas By Nicolás Rivero and Emily Wright   GUEST COLUMN I was estranged from my family. I returned one Thanksgiving. By Bob Brody   ADVERTISEMENT   She started her school's cheer squad. At 97, she got to perform again. By Amber Ferguson   Your Y2K heartthrobs are back, and nobody's objecting By Emily Yahr   ADVERTISEMENT   Robotic shorts could help people walk farther. Yes, robotic shorts. By Erin Blakemore   Inside a sleek hotel, new moms find postpartum pampering and sleep By Brittany Shammas   Pet pig visits senior home each day: 'They're very social animals' By Cathy Free   Enjoyed this newsletter? Forward to a friend or sign up for more newsletters. YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE The Tech Friend The Help Desk's Shira Ovide gives you straight talk and advice to make technology better serve you and our world. Delivered Tuesdays and Fridays. Sign up ➝     You received this email because you signed up for The Optimist or because it is included in your subscription. Manage newsletters | Unsubscribe 1301 K St NW, Washington DC 20071 DOWNLOAD OUR APP      ©2024 The Washington Post | Privacy Policy | Help & Contact