There’s an old saying that you may have heard of: When you’re wearing rubber boots, you’d best not stroke a pumpkin. Wait, no. That’s not right. I meant: If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. Yes. That’s more like it. In keeping with that [second] quote, you might be wondering why I took the most [...]
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Today, I got into my car after a busy day at work. I slid into the front seat, flicked my hair out of my eyes, and put the keys in the ignition. I looked up, and a movement directly in front of me caught my eye. Ah, I thought to myself. That car across from [...]
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I’m having one of those days. One of those days where you wake up feeling like something inside you won’t stop crying, but you aren’t sure why and therefore can’t do anything about it. It’s just there, underneath, trembling, while you keep going about your day with as calm a face as you can manage, [...]
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I eat so very, very much chocolate, and have so very, very many pages of tasting notes stored on my computer, that I often discover half-written reviews of chocolate bars that I’d completely forgotten I ever partook in. If a chocolate bar gets eaten in the woods, and nobody hears it, did it truly fall? [...]
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After being tagged for this Seven Links meme by four of my magnificent friends (Camille, Conor, Anna, and The Spy Lady), I decided to finally bite the bullet and start poking back through the archives of my blog. Several hours down the rabbit-hole later, I present to you my Seven Links: Down Memory Lane. Enjoy! [...]
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I waited over a year in between buying and eating this Amadei Porcelana dark chocolate. Somehow, knowing that it was waiting for me in the depths of my chocolate stash was comforting. As long as it was completely intact, so too were my memories of the city in which I found it. Florence. That beautiful [...]
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I’m sure you’re sick of hearing about hospitals by now. Believe you me; I’m sick of writing about them. Luckily, after this post, I shouldn’t have to do so again for a long time (knock on wood, knock knock knock). Two of my grandparents will soon move into rehab wards, and the third grandparent has [...]
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Once upon a time, there was a blogger who had never really seriously dreamed of being a princess, but who was nevertheless determined to stop casting herself in the role of a troll. Who’s that trip-tripping over my bridge? Grrr! Roar! Frangmozzle! Roar! One day, this blogger used her magical telepathic woodland animal friends (who [...]
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Last month, I was contacted by a fellow chocoholic and asked whether I’d be interested in checking out the first edition of a new fortnightly magazine series called Baked and Delicious. Interested? But of course! It’s been years since I’ve allowed myself to buy a cooking magazine, due to a teenage tendency to buy too [...]
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