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August 30, 2015

National Toasted Marshmallow Day

I'm a fan of the toasted...roasted...marshmallow.  YUM. The caveat though is I'm a purist. I don't like the fake flavors. No way, bring on the real thing.
The History of Marshmallows


Toasted Marshmallow Jelly Belly
Toasted Marshmallow Milkshake














International Whale Shark Day
All You Want to Know About Whale Sharks
Pictures of Whale Sharks

Pony Express Day
The History of the Pony Express















Holistic Pet Day
“Let Food Be Thy Medicine”
Holistic Medicine and How it Can Help Your Pet
Healthy Dog & Cat Food with a Unique Digestive Health Support System 
10 holistic pet care tips you can trust

Slinky Day
So many kinds of Slinky's!

The Invention of the Slinky





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