Midwest Moms (November 3, 2009)
"I've been wracking my brain for the past couple of days, trying to find inventive ideas for what to do with this sudden glut of willpower-bending carbohydrate on our dining room table.
We are not a family that has candy in the house a lot. It's a special treat. Most often, I keep some in reserve to buoy my children's spirits on a long hike or a marathon drive...."
The blogger gives several pretty-good ideas, along with their 'up' and 'down' sides:
- Give a Free-Candy Day
- Dad and I eat It
- Set Treats aside for the Future
- Donate It
- Turn it into Cash
- Experiment with it
- Use Candy as an Art Supply
I liked the combination of smooth, conversational writing and practical ideas in this post: and as an advice piece on what to do after Halloween, it's pretty good.
About a half-century ago, when I went trick-or-treating, my parents let me finish off the entire supply of candy. But then, they'd realized that I would make it last a long time, eating one piece a day - maybe two, if I was really enthusiastic.
A tip of the hat to MidwestMoms, on Twitter, for the heads-up on this.
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