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designkerJust to add some context, in Finland there is a tradition of sweets day. One day a week where kids are allowed to have candy. If you go to a supermarket on a Friday evening you will see this just this type of family debate going on.
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Just to add some context, in Finland there is a tradition of sweets day. One day a week where kids are allowed to have candy. If you go to a supermarket on a Friday evening you will see this just this type of family debate going on.
oritteropoHa! We have that too
Just to add some context, in Finland there is a tradition of sweets day. One day a week where kids are allowed to have candy. If you go to a supermarket on a Friday evening you will see this just this type of family debate going on.
visionepsays...We did this with cold cereal when we were kids. On Sunday's we could eat cold cereal and often the purchase of said cereal felt very similar to this.
newtboyWe have the opposite in America, one day a week where children DON'T eat candy...but most people don't follow through with it.
Just to add some context, in Finland there is a tradition of sweets day. One day a week where kids are allowed to have candy. If you go to a supermarket on a Friday evening you will see this just this type of family debate going on.
JustSayingSee, that's why I don't have kids.
EVERY DAY is Booze Day!
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