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things we store in our garage but shouldn't
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do you think food tastes better in the summer?
gen zers are really bad tippers
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would you eat/order lab grown meat in a restaurant?  
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goodbye/fun facts....National Hydration Day. Proper hydration is vital to living a healthy life, but it’s often overlooked. Becoming overheated or dehydrated can lead to heat stroke and possibly death.  if you need to: Write out reminders on post-it notes or type them into your phone. You can even download apps that remind you to drink.  It can be water, coconut water, flavored or infused water low sugar sports drinks...just drink!

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game: what year was it?
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do you do all of these things to save money at the grocery store?
game: is ashley as smart as a 5th grader
what 'house rules' do you break during the summer?
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favorite toy when you were a kid
game: acronym game
father's day gifts...a little late
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money can buy happiness??
things that everyone looks dumb doing?
goodbye/fun facts....Positive Media Day...unfortunately today’s media is filled with negativity and bad news. This has been shown to affect us negatively too.  There is too much hatred, negativity, fear, violence...Positive Media Day aims to inspire and uplift you...not to mention there’s a lot of amazing news out there in this world.  in 1922 B.B.C. News becomes the first organization to broadcast news from a radio station....and by 2010...media agencies across the world begin reporting only negative news for ratings.....you can do a google search and find the most and least negative media outlets...and you might want to start watching the positive ones!

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what's the farthest you ever traveled for a concert?
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game: guess that celebrity voice
is it ok to bring ANY animal to the park?
funny ways people hurt themselves
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game: geneva reads song lyrics
when was the last time you dressed up?
conde nast's list of how to travel sustainably
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game: think n sync
do you know your credit score?
goodbye/fun facts....national smoothie day...smoothies are made for summer.  The base is usually milk, yogurt, juice, or water and a blend of fresh and frozen fruits and vegetables in a variety of combinations.  The actual term "smoothie" was in use in recipes and trademarks by the mid-1930s....and thanks to the invention of the electric blender, health food stores on the West Coast began selling smoothies.  smoothies can pack in the nutrients, but be careful, the calories can also add up.

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why is bi-weekly such a confusing term?
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seniors share their life wisdom...but the reason they're sharing it might surprise you!
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you're washing your jeans wrong
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happiness masterclass
game: mind the gap
when was the last time you read the sappy stuff people wrote in your high school yearbook?
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weirdest/funniest end of year teacher gifts
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goodbye/fun facts....national american eagle day...honors our national symbol, raising awareness for protecting the Bald Eagle.  The bird isn’t bald at all. The adult eagle is mainly brown with a white head and tail. In the 1950s, the bald eagle was at serious risk of becoming extinct. Loss of their natural habitat, hunting, and the use of pesticides that damaged their eggs made caused the population to massively decline. The bird was classified as endangered in the U.S. in 1967. by 2007 the bald eagle was no longer considered threatened and has a healthy population level. They nest near large bodies of open water where abundant food supplies and old-growth trees abound.  you can find bald eagles in most of Canada, Alaska, all of the contiguous United States, and northern Mexico. 

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ever grabbed something "free" off the curb and used it in your home?
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do you buy 'home' fireworks or do you go to a professional show?
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product names we mispronounce
what will humans look like in 70 years if we keep working from home?
game: getting to know you
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do you ever notice when things expire...like your license?
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goodbye/fun facts....national martini day...you can order it dry, dirty, shaken...not stirred.  The martini was originally called “The Martinez,” named after the California Gold Rush for the town of Martinez, where it was invented in the mid 1800's. Early martinis were made with wine, gin, and an olive. A traditional Martini is made with equal parts gin and vermouth...but there are dozen of variations...including using vodka as the base.  When the James Bond movies debuted in the late 1960s, the popularity of the Martini increased....there is even an award winning documentary called: Martini-The Iconic Cocktail 

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are you "that" customer at the grocery store?
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what foods sound the best when cooking/making them?
game: general trivia
how do you handle when you're "henny-penny'd"
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most embarassing thing your dad did to you
game: backwards song game
when people make food...should they give the recipe if someone asks?
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have you ever called a professional to your home to fix something that wasn't even broken?
game:  5 year old trivia
goodbye/fun facts....international waterfall day...Waterfalls are found all around the world and are incredibly important to the local communities living around them.  The cascade of water is not just a wonder for the eyes but they also have a majestic quality to them that’s indescribable. Waterfalls found  serve as popular tourist sites. Some of the most famous ones in the world are Niagara Falls, Victoria Falls, Angel Falls, Yosemite Falls, Jog Falls, and Sutherland Falls.  Fill up your car and drive to your nearest waterfall or appreciate the beauty of waterfalls from the comfort of your home by  watching tourism videos online.  Venezuela’s Angel Falls is the world's longest waterfall at 3,212 feet

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game: $5 trivia
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how many chances will you give your favorite brand
should you be able to take your dog to the movies?
game: everybody knows
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your favorite or best opening credit on tv show
ingredients to add to 'plain' water
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bizarre but real jobs thoroughout history
which technology irritates you the most
goodbye/fun facts....national prune day...Some plum growers changed the name of prunes to ‘dried plums’ as approved by the U.S. F.D.A. to avoid the perception that they’re only consumed to relieve constipation. Prunes are incredibly rich in fiber, vitamin A, and cancer-fighting antioxidants. more, they’re also good for your vision and digestion....they've been around for centuries.   demand rose from the 17th century to the end of the 19th century when it was deemed a ‘superfood’ by food experts...in fact, Health experts and dieticians recommend eating one to two prunes a day.

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amazing once in a lifetime places to visit...and why you should go there in person 
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game: what year was it?
speed typing story
places to visit in america to get the "quintessential american experience"
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game: flag day trivia
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what unfinished diy projects do you have around the house?  this list doesn't seem very diy!!!
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s'mores alternatives
goodbye/fun facts....national cucumber day...Whether we grow them in our garden or purchase them at a local farmers market, you can almost taste the crisp, watery goodness of a cucumber.  Most people think cucumbers are a vegetable. In fact, they are actually a fruit in the watermelon family...There are also around 100 different types of cucumbers around the world.  Placing sliced cucumber on your tongue for a few minutes will eliminate bad breath. Cucumbers reduce and ease face swelling, especially around the eye area. Boiling sliced cucumbers releases a natural stress reducer into the air. 

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where is your "third place"
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signs someone has their life together
most dangerous outdoor activity
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game: prison commissary price is right
what do dads want for father's day
most embarassing thing you buy on a regular basis
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how often do you use cc?
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"goodbye/fun facts....world pet memorial day...a time for pet owners to remember the furry companions that have passed away. It’s also a day to do something kind for those who have recently lost their beloved pet.  These wonderful creatures provide companionship, emotional support, and lots of joy.  While some pet owners prefer either dogs or cats, some like to have both...but whatever kind of pet you have...losing them is very difficult.  take some time today to remember your pets that have crossed over the rainbow bridge.  Create a memorial stone for your pet and place it in your garden or walkway. Plant a tree or flower in memory of your pet. Donate to your local humane society or animal rescue group in honor of your pet...just to name a few things. If you are helping your child cope with the loss of a pet, you may want to read them The Goodbye Book by Todd Parr or I’ll Always Love You by Hans Wilhelm. 
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what the best 1 day vacation?
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an "internet apocalypse" is on the way...how will you deal?
summer is a great time to read a book...last book you read?
what item would you buy if a natural disaster was about to hit?  Walmart says this is their #1 seller
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kitchen klutz day is tomorrow...what's your worst kitchen disaster?
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what's your potluck specialty dish?
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goodbye/fun facts....peanut butter cookie day...Peanut butter cookies are incredibly easy to make...the key ingredients of peanut butter cookies are peanut butter, sugar, and eggs...We don’t know for sure when peanuts were first harvested, but evidence dating back 3,500 years ago indicates that ancient Incans of Peru...eventually making their way to america...In America, and particularly the South, peanut production took off around the 1800s. peanuts became a commercial crop in the U.S., and demand for the product was high. Dr. George Washington Carver, a well-known scientist at the time, suggested many plantations switch to planting peanuts...he even wrote a book...1916's “How to Grow the Peanut and 105 Ways of Preparing it for Human Consumption,”