Texture will probably be soggier. Substitute shredded zuchhini
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- Texture will probably be soggier. Substitute shredded zuchhini - or apple or pear if you have them. NM
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I understand they want her DNA to make sure they don't substitute..
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I worked as a substitute at my children's
elementary school for several years. I have seen it all when it comes to parents and teachers. There are teachers that obviously went in to the profession simply because of the hours without any concern for the children and others that did it because they truely love educating children. The same with parents, some will fight tooth and nail for their child no matter what (even if they brought a gun to school), other parents that simply don't care, and parents that realize their child is not perfect but neither is the teacher. Stick to your belief in your children, that matters the most in the long run. Glad you got your children away from that particular counselor and hope things go well from here on. It is really hard to give "all the facts" or express yourself completely when you are trying to explain by typing.
Substitute milk for the water and it's
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