TS - Blog Entry #3

 Taylor Schraeder

Blog Entry #3


    Starting off, I went to Target and picked me up a puck shaped; plastic container with goodies inside...

    When I got home, the had to open the container. It was sealed with a sticker like tab on top. Then, I had to pop it open, rather aggressively, that sucker didn't want to open. As I was struggling to open it, it sounded like hard rock like things sliding around. The packaging is white and teal with blue shiny crystals on top,  little reflective flecks. After I got it open, the edible flattened sphere, puck like things shook around. They also contained small blue flecks. 

    After I popped one in my mouth, the immediate sense of cooling happened and my sinuses felt cool and refreshed. When I inhaled, it was fresh, cold, rejuvenating, mouth watering...The edible puck slowly dissolved into a smaller and smaller puck. After it was fully dissolved, my mouth felt blank, like a clean slate. Like I can breathe in peoples faces, though I don't want to do that, but if I did, now would be a stellar time.

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  1. Chris AguayoMarch 22, 2026 at 12:13 PM

    Hi Taylor, your blog is so relatable; those mints are so hard to get open. The way you described the sounds and what you saw was easily imaginable. When you described the feeling of the mint in your mouth, I felt as if I were having one myself.

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