See those Bradley's chocolates? Proof that dropping hints really does work. Mint snowmen, chocolate truffles...oh sweet heavenly yummy. I will be delighting in your goodness for the next 24 hours. Then I will have a belly ache. But it will be wonderful. Until it hurts. Then I will think "Why didn't I space those chocolates out over several weeks?"Thank you Marta for the delicious cookies {toast?} and chocolates. Rayner, thank you for the book. Everyone, thanks for the card. Ten seconds after opening this box, we seriously wondered "Why did we ever leave these people?"
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You're welcome. My college roommate taught me the trick about putting a piece of bread in a container of cookies to keep them moist. It also works for brownies. The moisture is sucked out of the bread and goes into the cookies. It's like magic. :) I'm glad I could UP your caloric intake for the day. If only I could figure out how to ship an entire Hard Knox Pizza.
I do the same thing - I'd like to show some restraint when it comes to chocolate - actually, dessert of any kind, really. I heard something once about how learning to delay gratification was the sign of being a mature adult... I guess I'm not there yet!
P.S. Thanks for your sweet comment and map offer. We would love a Montreal map - I am still lost!
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