Candy
Candy is basically crack for children and makes them dependent in unwholesome ways.
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God and Nature first made us what we are, and then out of our own created genius we make ourselves what we want to be. Together we can face any challenges as deep as the river and as high as the sky. When you realize how perfect everything is, we just tilt our head back and laugh at the sky.
Unfortunately I am a candy addict - well, actually a chocolate addict. As can be seen on my post - thanks for visiting.
ReplyDeleteOooh lots of sweets.. Lot's is my favourite candy of all! Happy weekend
ReplyDeleteAnother sweet photo!
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Be still my heart!!!
ReplyDeleteWell, I have one candy that's nutless, and one candy with nuts...stop by and enjoy the sweetness!
Have a great weekend.
Oh I love the color of the candies together! I want some!
ReplyDeleteMy kids ate candy. They are now 31 and 33 and turned out to be fine young men. I love candy! Great shot.
ReplyDeleteOh, that's not just candy for the tastebuds but for the eye, too- great shot! Thanks for stopping by! :)
ReplyDeleteI LOVE candy. Chocolate of course is my favorite. :)
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Now that's a lot of candy (sweets) ;0)
ReplyDeleteSo true! However, I think I love chocolate even more than my kids!
ReplyDeleteA lot of candies! Oh my my teeth will ache from eating all of those! Happy hunting!
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Love that candy
ReplyDeleteThat's a terrific shot of the candy.
ReplyDeleteoooh can i jump in? ;-)
ReplyDeletethis is goo, i did bins of candy also
ReplyDeletethis is like candy heaven! :) have a great weekend!
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Hershey's Kissables
I love those candy bins. They are such a temptation.
ReplyDeleteI just like chocolate. :) Hope you are having a good weekend - waving from Australia. :)
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looks yummy to me. :)
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ReplyDeletei cannot live without candy :)
ReplyDeleteIt isn't just crack for kids. *giggle* I've had to try really hard to avoid its sugary goodness. =)
ReplyDeleteWooooo...grab them grab them...hands full of them...:D
ReplyDeleteMmm...!I'm greedy.
ReplyDeleteI've never thought of candy quite that way, but as I think about it I suppose you're right. Still, I can't imagine growing up without having at least a little :-) Thanks for stopping by Spatter...
ReplyDeleteI would like to sample something like that but I had gastric bypass surgery to lose weight (almost 200 pounds thus far lost) two years ago and I've avoided sugars since then with very few exceptions. If I consume too much sugar, I will get a case of "dumping syndrome" which suffice to say is quite unpleasant. This is something all gastric bypass patients will get from time to time from eating too much, eating too fast, consuming too much sugars or carbs, and sometimes from foods that just don't sit well. It's not life threatening and usually lasts only about 20 minutes, but it's no fun.
ReplyDeleteBTW, there is a store here in Tallahassee that stocks some hard-to-find imported candy mostly from Great Britain, Belgium and Japan and another little store just up the road in Havana, Florida (an antique shop mecca if you’re ever in the area) that sells British foods including plenty of candy. And there are several Oriental markets in the area with plenty of Japanese, Korean and Taiwanese candies.
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a nice shot. i also enjoyed your banner; what a chuckle it gave me
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