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Tag Archives: chocolate
Yes, I’m Guilty
One thing I’m constantly battling is procrastination, and I’ve discovered that I avoid tasks by engaging in several activities that bring me joy, although the time, money, and/or calories may or may not be good for me. So this week, … Continue reading
Posted in Daily life, decisions, food, Life, lifestyles, Patricia Kiyono, reading
Tagged chocolate, guilty pleasures, online games, procrastination, snacking, word games
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Bite and Type
When I sit down to write, I usually have a snack nearby. I think most of the time I use it as a means of procrastination. Most snacks leave some type of residue on your fingers so I don’t want … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellaneous
Tagged chocolate, corn chips, procrastination, snacks, treadmill, writing
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Baskets and Bunnies…and Pecan Eggs
We are talking Easter this week and focusing on candy…what a loaded topic… loaded with calories! When I was little, Easter baskets were a real treat. I did not grow up in a religious family, so ‘giving up for Lent’ … Continue reading
Posted in childhood, Holiday, Tonette Joyce, youth
Tagged brothers, Candy of the 1950's, Candy of the 1960's, China, chocolate, chocolate tempering, cocoa butter bloom, Dollar General Market, Easter, Easter Baskets, Easter candy, Easter traditions, family, family traditions, filled eggs, Germany, Japan, jelly beans, Palmer chocolates, pecan eggs, siblings, sisters, Snickers, WalMart, White chcolate Easter bunnies
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Memories from Easter Time
By Jeff Salter Of course, I know the real point of Easter Sunday has nothing to do with bunnies, egg hunts, or candy. And it’s not supposed to be about new dresses with frilly gloves and bonnets and shiny shoes. … Continue reading
Posted in childhood, Holiday, Jeff Salter, Miscellaneous, Random thoughts, writing, youth
Tagged chocolate, Easter, easter basket, easter bunny, Easter candy, easter clothing, Easter Sunday, hand-me-downs, holiday
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Time to Get My Ash in Gear
Whoa! Part of my post disappeared. I hope it comes through. Don’t want to have to re-edit a THIRD time! Happy Ash Wednesday! Do you say “Happy Ash Wednesday”? What exactly is Ash Wednesday? And why is it called Ash … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellaneous
Tagged ASh Wednesday, chocolate, coffee, Facebook, games, give up, Lent
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Travels and Treasure
This week we are writing about historical figures and what we would like to have experienced with them. This being the week of Columbus Day,(and today being the traditional Columbus Day), Cristofero Columbo would be my first choice, but I … Continue reading
Posted in Tonette Joyce
Tagged Asia, caravan, chili peppers, chocolate, Christopher Columbus, food, foodie, maps, Marco Polo, mermaids, New World, pasta, peanuts, peppers, porcelain, potatoes, pumpkins, ships, silk, Spanish exploreers, Spices, squash, sweet potatoes, tomatoes, vanilla
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The Alphabet Game…G Whiz!
No, I’m not recycling posts from last month. It’s a game which I played last week over at Arabella Stokes’s blog, Hot Times in the Haute Ton, which incidentally she got from our lovely Jillian Chantal. Jillian rocked the letter … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellaneous
Tagged Arabella Stokes, chocolate, Gibson, gigapan, Jillian Chantal, movie
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Happy Halloween!
Please forgive any dual posts. Wordpress is not liking me today. My first attempt did not go through. Ah, October 31st. It means it’s time for me to go through those Ziploc bags on my bottom shelf full of all that … Continue reading
A Chocolate Lover’s Delight
I know this week we’re talking about the most romantic things we’ve ever seen/experienced. I’ll get to that. Eventually. What I really wanted to say is that for chocolate lovers, the day after Valentine’s Day is like Christmas. Why? Because … Continue reading