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by virtualschoolpaperMarch 18, 20201:28 pm

Lunch Cycle

Ice cream bowl.

I like that it’s burnt and the cheese makes it good.

My Lunch

Inside, there’s vanilla and cinnamon.

Photos by Jonah.

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