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My First Entry To My Log Of The Ice Cube
This is my first entry to my log of the Ice Cube experiment. I have yet to kickstart my new, or soon-to-be addiction; however, I am quite apprehensive with the entire situation at hand. The thought of having to continuously put in a conscious effort of consuming ice doesn’t seem too appealing in my opinion. Likewise, I’m also fearful of the looks and judgement I may get from onlookers who are unaware of the experiment. All in all, I will commit to this experiment to my fullest extent, regardless of my initial apprehension.
Entry 2) I have began introducing ice cubes into my daily tasks. I’m not quite certain of the rules yet: should I refill my drink with ice if it has melted, but is still cold to the touch? I’ve decided that it would be wisest
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