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…ned out to be delicious, and the process of creating them became as rewarding as the final product. This shared activity with my mom preparing different healthy snacks made me bloom during this transition period.

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Jan 16, 2025

Mother's know what they are about - it's called lived experience.

Great anecdote. So, are we looking at a dish of makhana?

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Written by Linda Acaster

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British multi-genre fiction author who haunts historical sites - check out her publication 'Escape Into History'. For novel links: www.lindaacaster.com

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