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Got myself one too yesterday.. wanted Adidas Samba… but for 120€ that’s insane :/ So I found these Puma’s for 40€ in a sale (black/white) and they are amazing… even I think that inside for my feet feels more comfortable than on the sambas Thank you for this short video :)
How does your dog get the treat out? My puppy just chews of the ends, but the inside still has treat remaining. The hole is too small for tongue to go in.
Thought they were going to also explain the strap under the seat that attach to the shoulder strap. Mine is to loose and it slides up and down the shoulder strap when my son is in the seat.
That looks delicious! I've watched dozens of sourdough videos and have my starter resting in the fridge.... Awaiting the big day 😂 I'm loving this recipe you put together and I plan to use it. I think I'll grate the cheese to get it more evenly distributed throughout? Life is just better with Cheese ❤
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Hi, I use it in 2 ways. Before showering i'll spray it on and then wait about 10 minutes. I also will use it before bed and spray directly to the bottom of my feet. Hope that helps!
Natural brown sugar was: 'The raw sugar, not the brown sugar most easily obtained, which usually is white sugar artificially colored.'[12] So the term 'Natural brown sugar' came up to distinguish brown sugar that still contained part of its molasses from brown sugar that was really white sugar to which molasses had been added
