I love Halloween. I love the candy, especially candy corn, haunted houses, scary movies, trick or treaters, parties, and, of course, the costumes. Like most activities and holidays in 2020, Halloween will be different this year. No trick or treaters,
Did you know, according to Community Table, about 9 billion kernels of candy corn are sold annually? As a child I wasn’t a big candy corn fan. It was always part of a Halloween candy trade deal. Taste buds change,
When I was typing the title to this post, all I could think about was, “Give peas a chance”. A great slogan I saw on a t-shirt at the Asheville VegFest this year. I think peas deserve a chance, especially
Cranberry sauce–I’m sure for some those words are enough to make you crawl out of your skin, especially the canned part. Yes, I’m talking about that congealed jelly log that seems to wiggle on the plate for at least a minute
I love Halloween and I love candy corn. I snatch up a bag (or two) as soon as I see them make their debut, which seems to get earlier and earlier each year. Then I anxiously await for the day after Halloween when I can
These muffins were brought as a treat for volunteers who were working the Louisiana Marathon. But, we were all too busy to snack and ended up with two bags of muffins that were headed to the trash. Loud Gasp! Which is
The ice cream truck in our neighborhood seemed to be talking directly to me for it played the same song from my dancing ballerina jewelry box, the song that my ears were so well tuned to. (If I were a