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Can A Word Search Puzzle Give You D?


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My supervisor popped a word search book into my inbox this morning, because she knows I like puzzles of various types. I opened up the book and laughed. The first search is entitled "About Bread" with words like croissant, durum, malt, spelt, wonder, etc. :lol: (Although rye isn't listed to find, I found it.)


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... because all that label reading has made you an expert !!! :lol:

kareng Grand Master

Maybe there's one on alcohol & you can get drunk! :)

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:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
bigbird16 Apprentice

Maybe there's one on alcohol & you can get drunk! :)

Tequila across, crown royal down, whiskey diagonal backwards . . . woohooo!!!!!!!!!!:lol:

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Tequila across, crown royal down, whiskey diagonal backwards . . . woohooo!!!!!!!!!!:lol:

now we're talking.... :lol: :lol:

I had champagne for my Bday last week--- the first alcohol in two years and it was delicious......here's to healing! yaaay!

kareng Grand Master

now we're talking.... :lol: :lol:

I had champagne for my Bday last week--- the first alcohol in two years and it was delicious......here's to healing! yaaay!

I think champagne is very healing!


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