"haceo" buenas migas / hacer buenas migas
 

I imagine hacer buenas migas means to become good friends, but I'm not
completely sure. In the article I read buenas migas was proceeded with
haceo which is a word I never saw in Spanish. Do you think it's a typo?

It´s the typo
Hacer buenas migas is to be very good friends with lots of things in common

To get on well.

Hacer buenas [o malas] migas. Avenirse bien o mal dos personas en su trato recíproco.

avenirse = (llevarse bien) avenirse CON alguien = to be on good terms WITH somebody

Interesting! I sometimes go to the restaurant to have an order of "migas". Very delicious by the way.

Haceo....means housework to me....cleaning, washing, bed-making.

I guess it is all regional!

@Elaina: "Migas", as a dish, is certainly a very different thing from region to region, and some recipes are delicious indeed. :)
As for "haceo", that's not a Spanish word. The housework (and other kinds of cleaning) is "aseo". ;)

¿No será "hacemos buenas migas"? (Nos llevamos bien)

Las "migas" en la Mancha... son muy ricas... pero se comen con uvas... porque si no es mucho pan...

Es un relato en lo que se conoce como presente histórico y la o es simplemente un typo.

Pero reconozco que los test de Rorschach verbales son -a veces- más divertidos.

¡Pos-sí!

I think you mean "aseo", Elaina:p

Yeah, I know.....I was already corrected.

It's like trying to figure out what word begins with an "h" and what word has a "c" and not an "s".

Eventually, I will get it right!

:o