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Chestnuts
Published October 1, 2025 by admin
I remember when we were children and Mom invited us to breakfast, that moment I remember the smell like an angel came and helped Mom with that recept, I hope you will enjoy it like me.
Ingredients
- Item 1 2 packages of cottage chess around 500g both
- Item 2 5 eggs
- Item 3 a cup of sugar
- Item 4 two glass of flour
- Item 5 half teaspoon of salt
- Item 6 half teaspoon of baking soda
- Item 7 a small packet of vanila
**Instructions**:
1. Step one you should mix that with the spoon toghether
2. Step two knead the dough, roll into balls(I personally mold ther with my hands, pinch then off and roll them)
3. Step three Fry it in deep fryer
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avoid 10 step to ruine the family
Published September 20, 2025 by admin
Avoid These 10 Steps to Ruin the Family (and How to Prevent Them)
A healthy family thrives on trust, open communication, and shared rituals. (we not talk about the money, right away)
Unfortunately, everyday patterns can quietly erode that foundation. Here are ten common pitfalls that can threaten family harmony—and practical ways to avoid or repair them.
1) Chronic secrecy and hidden agendas - Why it hurts: Secrecy creates distance, mistrust, and a sense that someone always “has something to hide.” - How to avoid/repair: Practice honest, age-appropriate transparency. Create a regular family check-in where everyone can share worries, plans, and feelings without fear of judgment. Build routines that encourage sharing rather than hiding.
2) Poor communication or constant miscommunication - Why it hurts: Messages get misinterpreted, needs go unmet, and conflicts spiral. - How to avoid/repair: Use active listening: repeat back what you heard, ask clarifying questions, and validate …
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Divorce: A Trap or an Opportunity to Save the Family?
Published August 17, 2025 by admin
These past few days, I’ve been thinking deeply—recursively—about my next step. I keep imagining the future, and I miss the days when the sun was shining, happy kids played at the playground, and we were together, joyful and free. Now, I find myself face to face with a terrifying possibility: divorce. I tell myself I can handle it. Whatever happens, this feels like the final chapter I’m willing to accept. But I also believe there’s more than one way to change my life and take back control. Right now, I feel stuck—surrounded by unfamiliar grey walls. It’s like being a homeless dog sitting in an empty house, without anyone or anything. I remember when an old friend once said, “I’m really happy for your success—your strong family, your perfect wife, your handsome kids, your happy life.” But he had been thrown out of his own family like old furniture, discarded …