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rmGluten-free croissants, pain au chocolat and raspberry biscuits have just been mail-ordered.
The funny part?
The bakery on the long list of things that are not allowed in the bakery for those with multiple food restrictions informs us that the croissants are free of lupine contamination.
Because wolves in my food is my biggest problem.
WTF?
The funny part?
The bakery on the long list of things that are not allowed in the bakery for those with multiple food restrictions informs us that the croissants are free of lupine contamination.
Because wolves in my food is my biggest problem.
WTF?
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Date: 2007-10-22 08:37 pm (UTC)In general, hospitals and shelters welcome donated hats, mittens or scarves as well. Each has their own policy but for the most part they prefer acrylic or washable wool content (easy care/washable). Check with a local charity/hospital of your choice for sure.