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birthdays/events
places are short staffed...have you ever wanted to jump in and help an employee?
word of the day
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game: general trivia
dining deal breakers
things not to ask your digital assistant
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game: what year was it?
have you ever listened to someone with your eyes closed?
where do you get your lawn inspo? (or do you even keep your yard nice)
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game: password
lifetime warranty...would you pay extra for it?
goodbye/fun facts....National Frozen Food Day recognizes the preservation feat that freezing fruits, vegetables, and meats have been on modern life. The frozen food aisle is as standard in the grocery store today as ATMs and self-checkouts. It's also a convenience we don't give a second thought to unless the power goes out. The American inventor, entrepreneur, and naturalist Clarence Frank Birdseye II receives credit for developing the method for the flash freezing preserve flavor and quality of foods. In 1954, Swanson introduced the first frozen dinners. At the time, the consumers knew them as TV dinners since they were designed to be eaten in front of the newly popular television.  with the exception of certain foods like eggs, mayonaisse, fried foods and few other items...Almost any food can be frozen which can really help your grocery bottom line!