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goodbye/fun facts....National Onion Rings Day recognizes a batter-dipped, deep-fried bite of deliciousness that runs rings around other appetizers....but maybe it should be international onion ring day because they are also a favorite appetizer in Canada, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia, and some parts of Asia. But the onion rings exact origin are unknown....A recipe for deep-fried onion rings dipped in milk then dredged in flour appeared in a 1933 Crisco advertisement in The New York Times Magazine....Some believe that a recipe for French Fried Onions (not claiming to be the originator of the recipe) appeared in the Middletown, NY Daily Times on January 13, 1910. nonetheless...they became popular In the 1960s, the A&W restaurant is credited with popularizing the onion rings in fast food restaurants.

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summer is officially here...best part of summer is ______
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goodbye/fun facts....world giraffe day...Whether you’re into conserving their native habitats, enjoy hanging out with our necky friends at the zoo or you just appreciate the joy of one of nature’s wonderful creatures,. there are four separate species of giraffe in the world. the Masai, reticulated giraffe, the southern giraffe and the northern or rothschild giraffe...And no two individuals have the same spots. Every giraffe is different, just like how two people never have the same fingerprints. national geo website has tons of info...learn something!

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goodbye/fun facts....International picnic day (not to be confused with national picnic day in April) The word “picnic” probably gets its origins from the French language, specifically from the word “pique-nique”...loosely meaning little bit. It is believed that this type of informal outdoor meal became a popular pastime in France after the French Revolution in the mid-1800s when it was possible again to get out into the country’s royal parks. Today’s picnics might be a bit more casual, sometimes just a few pieces of bread and cheese thrown into a paper bag and eaten on a park bench will suffice. 55% of young Americans said having a picnic was their favorite warm-weather activity.

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goodbye/fun facts....it's strudel day! In German, the word strudel means whirlpool or eddy. This tasty dessert is perfectly described by its German language as the sweet mixture of fruit, sugar, spices, and layers of thin dough rolled to. Although many people think that this sweet dish comes from German origins, apple strudel is actually an Austrian food, hailing from Vienna. In fact, the original recipe for apple strudel, dated 1697, was handwritten in a Viennese cookbook and still survives today, in the Vienna Town Hall Library.

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I almost didn't survive being a kid because _____
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have you ever met someone famous but didn't know who they were?
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goodbye/fun facts....national fudge day...that delicious confectionery!!! Some of the most familiar fudge flavors are chocolate, chocolate nut, peanut butter, maple, and maple nut. Like the Slinky, the Post-It note, potato chips, and penicillin, the dense candy-like treat known as fudge is believed to have been a mistake. According to legend, a confectioner flubbed while trying to make caramel. While some fudge recipes can be complicated and require the use of a candy thermometer, other easier recipes only need access to a microwave.

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a review of major studies shows that major studies can be wrong...
if you had the chance to "do over" your career...what would you do?
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do you not like the person your son/daughter is dating or conversely were you not liked by someone's family
what was the first major news event you remember as a child?
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did you ever use your roommate toothbrush? you won't believe how many people do
goodbye/fun facts....today is magna carta day...Magna Carta is Latin for Great Charter, and is one of the most important documents in political history. Drawn up in Britain and signed on 15th June 1215, it outlines the rights of the common people and limits the powers of the monarchy. Trials by a jury of our peers and compensation for goods seized for national needs are all basic principals put forth in 1215. Learn more about the Magna Carta by visiting The Magna Carta Project

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what do you do when you you take a day off from work?
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which decade had the best music?
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are contracts that spell everything out a great idea...even for bridesmaids
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goodbye/fun facts....flag day...Flag Day falls within National Flag Week, a time when Americans reflect on the foundations of the nation’s freedom. The flag of the United States represents freedom and has been an enduring symbol of the country’s ideals since its early days. On June 14, 1777, the Continental Congress replaced the British symbols of the Grand Union flag with a new design featuring 13 white stars in a circle on a field of blue and 13 red and white stripes – one for each state. The current flag has remained the same since 1960...And consider this a warmup for Independence Day — in just 20 days.

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world has a new ocean...and pluto isn't a planet. what's happening??
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what celebrity has no haters?
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goodbye/fun facts....national flip flop day...Thong style sandals are by no means new to footwear. People have been wearing flip-flops for thousands of years, with the earliest wearers being the Ancient Egyptians in 4000BC. However, the term “flip flop” has applied to flat-soled sandals with straps between the first and second toes and across the top of the foot since the 1960s...The lightweight footwear is designed to protect our tender feet from the hot ground and sand. They’re also easy to remove and put on quickly...Although flip-flops can be great to wear on a fun casual day out, just be careful not to wear them for too long – the lack of support in flip-flops and their thin soles can lead to sore or injured feet!

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goodbye/fun facts....National Iced Tea Day celebrates one of summer’s favorite drinks. next to water, tea is the most consumed beverage in the world. Whether you prefer sweetened or unsweetened, with or without lemon, it's one of the most popular summertime drinks. You can even customize your iced tea by adding a hint of flavor like: lemon or the juice of raspberries, lime, passion fruit, strawberry, or cherry. It is believed that iced tea started to appear in the United States in the 1860s and became widespread in the 1870s. During that time, hotels offered iced tea on their menus. In 1904, the beverage was introduced at the World’s Fair in St. Louis causing its popularity to explode.

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goodbye/fun facts.... National Strawberry Rhubarb Pie Day recognizes a delicious and seasonal pie. A tart vegetable, rhubarb is often paired with sweet fruits making for a pleasing dessert. gardeners begin to harvest rhubarb in the middle of May and early June. Rhubarb is high in oleic acid...been a primary ingredient in many cleansers for over 100 years...cautionary note...Rhubarb is so high in oleic acid, in fact, the leaves are toxic to humans