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There's a season in each year that we always hold dear to our hearts. It's that time of sun drenched days and starlit nights.
The little darling spring has run away, the sunshine grew too hot for her to stay. It's summertime once again.
Lets’ enjoy the long lazy season of picnics by the river, old-fashioned ice cream, seaside vacations, cold lemonade, songs of the robins, the beauty of the roses, sunshine to warm our hearts and not forget the burgers hot off the grill. Oh, what joy this season, summertime does impart to us.
And watch out for those icecream headaches.
What causes an “ice cream headache”?
An ice-cream headache is triggered by a sudden change in temperature that occurs in your mouth when you eat something cold. On a hot day when you eat a
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