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I’m talking about the real stuff–not what you see advertised as bacon. I can tell the difference, and Hilde and Kasha can, too. Wooly, though, he doesn’t care what it is as long as it is food. If mom or dad gives him any sort of food at all, he will eat it. He even eats vegetables–any kind. I, on the other hand, am very picky about my snacks (although I do eat raw carrots sometimes).

Generally, I only want to eat Milk Bones (the flavored kind). It is just boring to snack on the exact same thing every day. How would you like it?

Therefore, when mom tells me we’re going to have bacon with our supper, I know it is the real thing and not a fake bacon-flavor thing for after supper.

If you haven’t told your parents you want the real thing (you do this by not eating the fake bacon-flavored thing), then you should. Freshly cooked is always better!

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All you have to do is to go online to get your free cell phones. Is that not easy? This site has all brands of cell phones from all major carriers. There are even bonus offers you can choose from.

My mom had to buy her Samsung Blackjack II; she told me she wished she had known about this site before she bought hers. She had to drive to town (we live in the country), choose one from the store, pay for it, and then drive back home; that is time and money wasted. Do not make the same mistake.

My mom helped me write this.

Have you run across the File Extension ITHMB? Would you like to know what it means and how you can use this particular file with the extension of .ithmb? Well, I can tell you; if I do not know everything (and, sadly, I do not), I will give you the name of a site that can tell you all you ever wanted to know about it and probably more.

The File Extension ITHMB is a file extension that identifies iPod Photo thumbnail images. These thumbnails are kept in one file by this extension. When a thumbnail is clicked, your images are displayed. This particular format is specific to the iPOD.

If you try to open this type of file with another operating system–like Windows–you will run into difficulty (this is the part I do not know about). But, it can be done. The site where you can find out how to do this is located here. Not only does this site tell you how to do it, but it gives you choices. For example, you might have an Apple Mac, and there is a specific application you use to open your iPOD .ithmb files. If you use something else, this site will walk you through on how to open your files. This site is absolutely a plethora of information. You need to go there, especially if you have tried to transfer images on your own and run into trouble.