🍰 Let Us Eat CAKE 🍰

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If I keep the photo may I also eat some?
:heart_eyes: :drooling_face:

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Continuing the blood orange theme…

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Isn’t that supposed to be 1863?

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No, 1865 is the correct date that enslaved people in Texas heard about the emancipation proclamation.

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“Emancipation” was in 1863, the first Juneteeth celebration was in 1865.

https://www.juneteenth.com/history.htm

It’s not an easy holiday to find pix for, shocking as that may be.

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Ah, I didn’t realize that distinction. Of course, it’s not like they would have been allowed to celebrate on the original day. Thanks!

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OMG!!!

(yes, compete sentence)

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Oh, my geode!!!

:musical_note: Honey, honey, honey.
I want cake in my tumm-my. :musical_note:

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(Yes, it’s cake!)

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Cool! Plus, coffee beans for rocks, Christmas trees off of the annual gingerbread house…there are some cute little tricks here that the average person could emulate.

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Once again, it’s my day:

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