Happy Strawberry Shortcake Raid! I am so glad you added this to our list! 
The title makes cooking seem a delightful and fun activity so it has appeal! It is a great idea to put recipes and experiences in a folder.
Your introduction is short and invites readers in, giving a glimpse of the topic. I wondered about adding some colour or food emoticons for vibrancy...though I know this would not be a priority job. LOL
The items in the folder are well titled and taglined so readers can immediately see what each one is at a glance. The cover pictures are yummy and useful as well, making for a colourful vision.
The chicken spaghetti recipe is awesome. I like how you add the note about experience with gluten free cooking. It is definitely a different taste sensation and cooking trial. Sharing your best recipes...that actually work and taste ok ...can help others. In fact, in your introduction you could even highlight that you will post some gluten free stuff
I think I will skip the Reese's recipe and I never liked the taste of peanut butter with chocolate. LOL What a way to ruin chocolate!
Now I KNOW many will disagree! Glad we can all have a POV!
The Hallowe'en dip looks yummy! The picture of the bowl says it all. Uck in a good way! Thematic for sure.
Thanks for sharing your love of cooking!
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Happy anniversary wishes Winnie Kay! 
I hope 2020 will be a fine one for your muse here.
The cool image of perching chocolate and the verb "swoons" are effective. The poem flowed well and was pleasing to read aloud. Instances of assonance and consonance woven into free verse create a wonderful soundscape. Punctuation was used to effect and the lines have a coherent flow as you take me from experience to experience of the holiday. The atmosphere is so warm and inviting. I like how you wove the meaning of the season into the last line. 
I was drawn to the title as it made me curious and sounded philosophical. I enjoyed reading your reflection on the your encounter with a fly. I think the natural world has a lot of messages and provides a way into our own inner world if we take the moment.
I liked the style of the monologue and entered into the reverie with ease. Great job describing the fly's eye with "kaleidoscopic". Your personification of the fly by having it think about you was brilliantly done. We can take ourselves so seriously so I like the idea of you being a passerby in the life of the fly. It reminds me that we are indeed one and connected to all!
In line 4 I think the word "what inspired" should be "that inspired." 
Seems like only yesterday we met! I am here with a review to celebrate you! 
It is just like you to take on challenges and run wonderful events like Quills and this Clash! Thank you for all you be and do to make WDC so special.
The theme is clear and is a great way to hone characterisation. Not allowing fan fiction underlines this skill development. The activity is well explained and I like the look of the page. Red and Black are appealing for the theme too. Dropnotes are convenient for details and helps streamline the page. I had to smile when the rules say it is ok to kill an opponent but ask nicely before brutalizing them. 
lol ONe hopes the new witch will be of higher vibe. I like the word convert and it adds another inner rhyme to the piece.
The form is well composed in its 4 lines, steady rhyme scheme and makes fun of a famous person..at least in the fairy tale world! The lines and meter are not regular as the form requires and flow rather well aloud. The second line was a bit of mouth full and the word "she" is used a lot. LOL I think not using punctuation works too. 
Thank you for including an introduction at the top of the folder as I encounter many folders with no invite. 
Thanks for sharing your fascination with word puzzles and providing a load of entertainment for those times when we want to noodle around! 
LOL Thanks for sharing your gift and vision. 
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And I wanted to say "boot in what?" at the end of that line. Maybe a tweak would clarify a stronger detail. 
The imagery was vivid and I could so see the campfire tale telling about the "savage fangs" and that orcs might use that name. It makes sense. The ending line gives more tribute to the cat in the orcs eyes. Neat fantastical piece.
The poem form is well constructed according to its rules and it is really impressive that you could find thematic words with the three syllable rhymes. I loved "covetous" and "gluttonous" and the expression "lacking in labours". 
I like how you begin and end with a positive note and reveal the negative aspects of people in the middle two verses. I could sense the puzzlement and sadness about how "self-centred" or selfish some can be, even though it may be unconscious survival behaviour. It makes me wonder when we will all wake up.
The poem was a pleasant read with its patterned rhyme and flow. It is quite unique in form. The use of some consonance and bit of alliteration adds to the overall flow and pace. The punctuation assisted the read. I liked the dash as effect. I do think a period could be useful after "respect" and perhaps a comma after "kindhearted" in the last verse.
I really enjoyed the imagery in the last line.. what an inspirational vision of how Love can heal. The voice is clear and invitational. I like how it is not judgemental...as the use of the word "we" represents how it takes all of us.. and that all of us have over time added to the issues of today! 
It has a fun and light vibe with lots of details of place and people.
The pictures add style and grace to the page. I still wonder why you don't center them! LOL But everyone has a different perspective. LOL The little castle glyph is lovely and might look nice centered at the top. 
Oh, This is so sweet and has the calming vibe of a lullaby! I could picture the little dragon and the dream flight! It makes sense a dragon would dream of this. 
The repeating verse at the beginning and the end make a lovely refrain and the image is so vivid. The middle verse is fun to read with its descriptive word pictures too. I really enjoyed the form as you repeat the last word of one line in the next! Wonderful composition.