Howdy,

We went away for Christmas fun and now we return to share Raspberry Pi fun with you.

Our first week back at work brought a Pico-powered robot, the neatest wiring we've ever seen, and a hospital in Togo streamlining its record keeping with Raspberry Pi 400.

How are you? We missed you.

Peace,

Ashley

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