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How much do I like you? So sweet whipping into the delicateness of a hen's first egg I cannot remember when I last had one of my own or if I'd like to make you a father on this Saturday afternoon perhaps sometime in our five year plan. Give or take never. You make me feel domestic, and perfectly correct when I hold your hand not so gently and lead you to meet my not so friends. I remember to fold the flour in to not disturb the tranquility of the careful balance of ingredients nestled in my secondhand bowl. You are always offering to get me a brand new one but I bite my lip and secretly wish you will just be happy with something familiar.
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May 1
May 1, 2026 at 12:18 AM UTC
Baking Cookies
How much do I like you? So sweet whipping into the delicateness of a hen's first egg I cannot remember when I last had one of my own or if I'd like to make you a father on this Saturday afternoon perhaps sometime in our five year plan. Give or take never. You make me feel domestic, and perfectly correct when I hold your hand not so gently and lead you to meet my not so friends. I remember to fold the flour in to not disturb the tranquility of the careful balance of ingredients nestled in my secondhand bowl. You are always offering to get me a brand new one but I bite my lip and secretly wish you will just be happy with something familiar.
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May 1
May 1, 2026 at 12:18 AM UTC
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