A writer’s always editing, and not just on the job. The breed finds all written word, everywhere, fit for consumption (or criticism) — the back of trucks, billboards, and even restaurant menus. The more fastidious lot, we hear, don’t spare emergency signs at hospitals either.

So, when we find a lounge and bar in Bandra where at least 100 framed news cuttings hang from the ceiling, we are delighted. The Daily, which opens tomorrow, hopes to be Bandra’s answer to “good news and great times” according to its co-founder, Dishant Pritamani. Pritamani says he spent the last few months scouring newspapers for positive and quirky news to put up at The Daily’s walls and even the restrooms (we lurk a bit longer in there while reading about the 94-year-old man who sired a son. And no, the editor inside us found no errors). The Daily’s interiors, done up in rosewood, have been designed by the Busride Studio.