Reader's Digest (March 2022)

128 pages. Features; *A letter from the Queen: It is our 100th anniversary this year, and Reader's Digest has been receiving praise, both from our readers and notable figures. The magazine is especially honored to publish a congratulatory letter from Queen Elizabeth II. Best of buddies: Would you be prepared to share your home with two cute, cuddly but very lively wombats? *Meet the ghostbusters: In our society, the belief in the existence of ghosts is widespread. Scientists and experts offer explanations about why we shouldn't always trust our eyes, ear or mind *I am olive oil: Quality is better than quantity for this heart-healthy and versatile oil *Au Revoir to The Grand Taxis: Morocco's ancient and highly photographic Mercedes diesel taxi fleets may be on the way out *A new life: A reluctant father lists the upheaval a child would create in his life and wonders why people would choose this . . until it happens *How to avoid digital immortality: If you don't want your online accounts and data to live long after you've gone, you may need to decide what to do now *Time to say goodbye: Be it a friendly wave or a colorful parade, there are plenty of ways to say farewell *The vending machine: From holy water to Cake, stamps to sandwiches, history shows that there's little that can't be dispensed from a machine *A world of worry: Anxiety touches everyone to varying degrees, but sometimes it can tip over into a serious disorder *What your glasses reveal about you: Find the perfect shape and style of spectacle frame to fit your character and disposition *Say it with a song: Behind every melody there is a story. Here's the chance to test your mystery of music *Trapped at the bottom of the sea: A series of accidents leaves a deep-sea diver struggling for air in the cold, dark North Sea