What is the Easter Bunny bringing you this year?
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My wife and I gave up chocolate for Lent. It hasn't been easy. Needless to say, we both intend to eat plenty of it on Easter.
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Cadbury creme eggs, and Reeses' PB eggs. And Jelly Belly jellybeans. Best jellybeans ever!
My aunt already brought me two two-foot long bars of Cadbury Dairy Milk from the Heathrow airport. She brings me English chocolate whenever she comes home.
So now I have three pounds of chocolate in my refrigerator. Should be enough to get me through til Christmas.
My aunt already brought me two two-foot long bars of Cadbury Dairy Milk from the Heathrow airport. She brings me English chocolate whenever she comes home.
So now I have three pounds of chocolate in my refrigerator. Should be enough to get me through til Christmas.
For the past few years ( Since my youngest stepped into the double digits) the easter Bunny has left a big huge basket full of............
Fresh beets, lettuce, celery, carrots, grapes and a couple of pears.
The first year, my youngest was upset until we went to the store and got her a chocolate egg. Which she then stuck in the freezer and ate later, after she had consumed massive celery sticks and peanut butter.
The second year she was upset until she found the ranch dressing in the back of the fridge.
Last year she helped pick out the carrots, and made the salad for lunch.
( And I got all the chocolate to MYSELF!!!!!!!)
Fresh beets, lettuce, celery, carrots, grapes and a couple of pears.
The first year, my youngest was upset until we went to the store and got her a chocolate egg. Which she then stuck in the freezer and ate later, after she had consumed massive celery sticks and peanut butter.
The second year she was upset until she found the ranch dressing in the back of the fridge.
Last year she helped pick out the carrots, and made the salad for lunch.
( And I got all the chocolate to MYSELF!!!!!!!)
eldragon said:
Oh doesn't that sound nice. The perils of Slimfast. I decided to quit using that stuff and do the Special K thing instead. Cereal for breakfast and lunch then a regular meal. It's boring but it works.
I asked the Easter Bunny for Patrick Dempsey, since Santa didn't listen. I just hope the EB finds a basket big enough....
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Since we don't celebrate Easter, the bunny is bringing us Cadbury Cream Eggs and Reese's Miniature Eggs, plus Just Born jellybeans, at 70% off fairly early Monday morning.
Yum!
Maryn, no fool when it comes to good candy cheap
Yum!
Maryn, no fool when it comes to good candy cheap
I made a deal with Santa, the Easter Bunny and the tooth fairy this year, but I don't get my present until this summer.
I just hope that it isn't like last year. The Easter bunny left raisons all over my carpet. They really tasted like Sh*t.
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