Saturday, November 13, 2010

Saying Goodbye is Sometimes the Hardest Thing to Do (especially when it comes to candy)

Today was a sad day.

Today I threw out the remaining Halloween candy that has been calling to me from the pantry for the last two weeks. I covered it up in the garbage can with old paper towels and yucky trash, lest I get a major hankering and want to go in after it.


You may want to take a moment to mourn this chocolatey loss. I do need to move on, however: there are, as they say, other peanut butter cups in the sea.

The time for eating delectable treats at 8 am is behind me, at least until Christmas rolls around, with its goodies tucked away in my stocking...

Those thoughts should keep me satiated for the time being.



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  1. Lol! I need to say goodbye too, maybe you've inspired me to make today the day!

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  3. *a moment of silence*

    LOL.

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  5. Hahaha, congratulations! That candy just stares me in the face for sooooo loooooong!

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  8. A tear...what strength! We still have a handful of candy- just can't let go. Plus it is difficult to fight with a three year old who does not understand that mommy threw away the candy because she only has one skirt she can fit into.

    The first thing I did notice was the p-nut butter cup. That is the deal breaker for me...Paper toweland all it would be pulled out of the trash can in a second flat!

    Perhaps while the kiddies nap I can say goodbye to some of the candy we have... perhaps.

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  9. I still have a huge bag of candy and I'm eating it by myself, yum yum.
    I wish I knew where your trash can was, lol just joking :)

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  10. I love this post . . . LOL the candy would not have lasted that long in this house :-) Candy, especially chocolate never goes to waste . . .

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