Wednesday, February 1, 2006

on a personal note

valentine's day is two weeks away - and you know what that means.  after holiday candy sales.

yes, it's right on the heels of the big 75% of christmas sale (let me tell you - those bon bons were fabulous, as were the belgian chocolates and the cookies.  all of 'em).  please tell me what sense it makes to stick so religiously to a diet that when you hear the words "south beach" you bow your head in homage, and then...and then...someone makes a holiday 13 layer chocolate torte and suddenly you lose your religion.  for many weeks.  but it happens...

i decided just today that it's time to get back down to business before i regain every bit of what i lost.   i went grocery shopping and bought all the necessary items to help get started again, and then i noticed the candy aisle.  it's so pretty!  and there was even a selection for coffee lovers - coffee filled bon bons, something else, and chocolate covered coffee beans - or zoomers, as i call them.  and THEN there were chocolates filled with tiramisu cream.  my god, how's a girl supposed to have willpower when she's faced with all that?!

but there comes a time, gosh darn it, when you just have to do it.

saw something else really cute while i was in the store...a valentine's gift set that has some kind of hot sauce and a habenaro sauce in it, called "burning love".  that was absolutely brilliant, and i shall be first in line to buy the pack, just because of its name.

and now, it's time for <spit> plain yogurt and strawberries.  in a few weeks, it'll be a treat, but right now...

well.  you know.

 

 

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Good for you...have strength. I'm still struggling..chocolate is a downfall...yummy...thanks for your comments on my little story....it was about my Grandmom......Sandi  http://journals.aol.com/sdoscher458/LifeIsFullOfSurprises

Anonymous said...

Yep I noticed all the pretty valentine things yesterday and would you believe tomorrow we are going to a build your own banana split bash? This is the eatingest town I have ever seen. Paula