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The truth about chestnuts
Yesterday, I talked about the way My Favorite Winks will work as a giveaway. Today I want to share with you one my favorite winks from September. On this particular day I was walking with Honey Bear when I came across a familiar brown nut. I was sooo excited to find chestnuts that I took them home & cooked them. Well first I grabbed my camera and encouraged my family to pick as many as they could carry. Back home I scored them, placed them in the pressure cooker, and waited. As soon as they had cooled I peeled the outer layer and popped it in my mouth. I expected something sweet and…
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Unfriend me before you eat my brownie
Recently I commented on a friend’s post. Quickly an old friend posted, “Where have you been and why was I unfriended?” I answered her. It’s not the first time someone has asked that. Of me or someone else they found missing from their Facebook. To understand why this has happened, you need to understand which of the four brownies you ate… Eat this brownie if you weren’t the problem. Facebook has trouble figuring out what to put in your feed when you have a large amount of friends. They have admitted to playing testing with your feed. I had over 1000 “friends” who I had lost contact with. Spring cleaning seemed like…
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