fix typos

reednel · Nov 16, 2023 · 96854da · 96854da
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diff --git a/src/content/food/bruschetta.md b/src/content/food/bruschetta.md
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 title: Bruschetta
 meta_title: Bruschetta
-description: This is just some tame bruschetta. Truly the poor-man's mini pizza, while simultaneously a classy appetizer.
+description: This is just some tame bruschetta. Truly the poor-man's mini pizza, though simultaneously a classy appetizer.
 draft: false
 
 cover: "@assets/food/bruschetta.jpg"

diff --git a/src/content/food/pad-thai.md b/src/content/food/pad-thai.md
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 title: Pad Thai
 meta_title: Pad Thai
 draft: false
-description: This vegan pad thai recipe may not be the most culturtally authentic one out there, but it is my own.
+description: This vegan pad thai recipe may not be the most culturally authentic one out there, but it is my own.
 
 cover: "@assets/food/pad-thai.jpg"
 author: Reed Nelson

diff --git a/src/content/puzzles/number-theory.md b/src/content/puzzles/number-theory.md
@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ description: Number Theory contains a rich set of interesting problems, some sui
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-This is a collection of problems from Number Theory. What they all have in common is that the results involve concepts and operations we're all familiar with, so anyone can go "huh, that's a neat fact about numbers!". Regarding difficulty, the "easy" problems should be solvable for anyone, though they may not be that easy. The "meduium" problems actually all come from homeworks from early in my undergraduate Number Theory course. They're quite solvable, but may require insights and ideas that are not reasonable to expect from the leyperson. The "hard" problems are quite hard.
+This is a collection of problems from Number Theory. What they all have in common is that the results involve concepts and operations we're all familiar with, so anyone can go "huh, that's a neat fact about numbers!". Regarding difficulty, the "easy" problems should be solvable for anyone, though they may not be that easy. The "medium" problems actually all come from homeworks from early in my undergraduate Number Theory course. They're quite solvable, but may require insights and ideas that are not reasonable to expect from the leyperson. The "hard" problems are quite hard.
 
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