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Snack Time

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By Atomic HistorianPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read
Snack Time
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Pizza rolls between my toes

Gushers exploding as I bite the ends

Doritos were really neato

But not as fun as a pocket full of Cheetos

Monsters with Bugle clays

Hotdogs versus frogs on a log

But neither are as delicious or nutritious as tuna and apples

And canned cheese on a cracker always brings me to my knees

Oh the memories

Of the things my child brain thought were yummy

But now, snack time is much more chill and nutritious

And usually with a lot less dishes

But sometimes when I’m feeling nostalgic

I pull out one of the old standbys

From years gone by

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    Written by Atomic Historian