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My wooden spoon

 
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Many years ago I carved a wooden spoon out of a piece of curly maple.  I had a LOT of help, and it is not the best, but all these years later I still use it about once a week- not bad for a newbie at carving!  
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Hmm looks like my counter could use a swipe or two lol

 
If a tomato is a fruit, does that mean ketchup is a smoothie? What if we mix in a tiny ad?
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