So this kind of reminds me of a time I was in Mexico a few years ago and my love of cheese overtook my good senses. In a lovely open-air restaurant, I ordered a dish called “Cheese with Cheese”. It ended up being a bowl of melted cheese. Served with a spoon. I ate it all.

I call this photo “Candy with Candy”. My family knows I have very high metabolism and Jeff has a strong sweet tooth; otherwise why would they give us such a huge stockpile of candy this Christmas? How many boxes of Pot of Gold can one possibly consume in a year? Chicken Bones! (Ew, right!? They’re pretty tasty actually.) After Eight! Toblerone x 3! Fruitfulls — my favorite! Maltesers, straight from England. The X-Large marking on the package is laughing at me now. Lindt. A Chocolate Orange. What’s Christmas without Ferrero Rocher and Bailey’s chocolates? Heaven. Pure heaven. I have a long, and very happy road ahead of me.

I won’t dare do a progress report on the candy because I fear it will be embarassingly shorter than it should be.

Candy

One of Jeff’s young cousins got a nifty Nikon for Christmas so we went on a walk, enjoying the light from the falling mid-afternoon sun on Boxing Day.

Garland Snowman Snowmen Merry Christmas Christmas lights on tree Poinsettia
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2 Responses to “Candy. And a Christmas afternoon walk.”

  1. s h e r r y says:

    Bahaha, the amount of candy you received is nothing shy of ridiculous! :D :D:D Haha. Slightly envious of your super high metabolism. Haha. If I ate that much candy, I’d probably develop diabetes. Haha. I like the day time Christmas decoration photos too! :)

  2. Sean says:

    You are my hero, Mandy Jill. My chocolate stash is embarrassingly small compared to yours.

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