Friday, December 16, 2011
Dip ALL the Things!
Today is Chocolate Dipped Anything Day! Oh... Oh yes. Oh sweet merciful mercies of merciful merciness, yes. This day has been much looked forward to the entire year. Granted, I eat chocolate every day, but this... this is the day for it! I went back to Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory to get some chocolate covered anything, and bought one of almost every chocolate covered good they had! I am about to go to town on this plate of goodness, so you'll excuse me if I'm sound rushed, but... I really want to eat this stuff. You should too! Not my stuff, though. Get your own. Chocolate, despite what hershey's commercials make you think, is not for sharing with just any random person you meet. Sharing chocolate is a benefit only given to the highest echelon of friends. Also, I can't hand chocolate through the internet... but I look forward to that day.
Thanks for reading!
~Kyle
Thursday, December 15, 2011
I'm sickly
Today is National Lemon Cupcake Day! Lemon Cake is pretty good and that translates into cupcakes, but my stomach is too sick to think about any of it! I ate one, though, so don't worry about that. I just don't want to THINK about it. Everyone knows lemon cookies are better anyway.
Thanks for reading!
~Kyle
Thanks for reading!
~Kyle
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
More French Food
Today is National Bouillabaisse Day! I already feel like I've accomplished something today based solely on the fact that I spelled that right on my first try! Unfortunately for me, that doesn't count as a celebration according to my very flimsy 'rules' that I have for this blog. Since I happen to live within driving distance of a french restaurant or two, I found time to go and have a quick-ish dish of it. It's a soup with fish or shellfish prepared with several hens and spices that give it a uniquely French flavor. That can be good or bad depending on your opinion of the French. I thought it was pretty good, even though what I had wasn't exactly "authentic". It was as close as I could get! See if you can get closer. Unless you live in France. That's what we call an unfair advantage.
Thanks for reading!
~Kyle
Thanks for reading!
~Kyle
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