RE: Handmade Costa Rican tamales - a family activity

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RE: Handmade Costa Rican tamales - a family activity

alex-rourke in Foodies Bee Hive • last year

It's in the first paragraph of my post:

We had to make a quick trip to the local market in Guatemala's historic district to buy some meat from the butcher, some plantain leaves and some mediums pots to cook in

The reason I point this out is because I often see you replying to my posts with generic, and sometimes unrelated comments to my articles. It tells me you don't read through what I wrote. It could appear like you're just fishing for votes from me. Of course, I know you're not, but it could appear that way.

Anyway, thank you for stopping by and commenting on my post.

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biyimi last year

Oh I never knew you were thinking that way.

Actually one thing I always believed in my comment is to make it brief, short but address the particular aspect of the post I wanted to comment on. Obviously I can't comment about all the aspect of the post so I usually drop brief but targeted aspect of the post I desire to comment on or about.

So that's why most times it look like my comments are generics but it is actually not. There are some post I made long comments on also and some on short comments.

Actually why I also mentioned the supermarket aspect is not because I quickly read the first paragraph but I actually read through all the part of the post.

"I know, you wouldn't usually drive to the supermarket at that time, but the market is something else"

You were talking about supermarket also in this aspect and the area looks like a supermarket and that's why I mentioned it.

I always drop quality comments

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alex-rourke last year

Ah, Well, thank you for clearing that up.

Again, thank you for stopping by and commenting on my post.

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biyimi last year

Yea

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