A happy belated birthday to muse!
I'm celebrating with chocolate. At just past 10 am. Don't judge. It is vital to life today.
I'm celebrating with chocolate. At just past 10 am. Don't judge. It is vital to life today.
A happy belated birthday to muse!
I'm celebrating with chocolate. At just past 10 am. Don't judge. It is vital to life today.
A happy belated birthday to muse!
I'm celebrating with chocolate. At just past 10 am. Don't judge. It is vital to life today.
Do you like beer generally?
More specifically, do you like dark beer (as in, as dark as Guinness)?
Do you like your chocolate on the super-dark bitter side?
If yes to all three, you might enjoy some chocolate beers. If no to any of them, I'd give it a miss. Most chocolate beer is referring to the kinds of malt used, which are roasted until very dark and produce similar flavours to extremely high cocoa chocolate. Some brewers throw actual cocoa nibs in at this stage, which again will add that super-dark chocolate flavour in there, but will massively increase the bitterness. So if bitter ain't your bag, I wouldn't go there.
Do you like beer generally?
More specifically, do you like dark beer (as in, as dark as Guinness)?
Do you like your chocolate on the super-dark bitter side?
If yes to all three, you might enjoy some chocolate beers. If no to any of them, I'd give it a miss. Most chocolate beer is referring to the kinds of malt used, which are roasted until very dark and produce similar flavours to extremely high cocoa chocolate. Some brewers throw actual cocoa nibs in at this stage, which again will add that super-dark chocolate flavour in there, but will massively increase the bitterness. So if bitter ain't your bag, I wouldn't go there.
Think I'll give it a miss. Yuck!
Oh, good. Because Vitamin Ch is being consumed lately in a significant daily dosage.
How could anyone actually want to dilute chocolate with beer?
Eat it neat, I say.
Vitamin Ch is not accumulated. Regular replenishment is essential.
My downfall can be neatly summed up in four words:
Chocolate marshmallow Easter eggs.
These ^ are the best! 48 of them to a box.
Who do I have to bribe or sacrifice to make the snow stop?
Um... I don't know. But I'll shovel your driveway for a box of marshmallow Easter eggs.
Ugh - I have weeks and weeks to catch up on. My youngest daughter, a/k/a Bionic Baby, had to have surgery mid-February. Not totally out-of-the-blue, but not really expected, either. Spent a lot of time at Hershey Medical Center for pre-op, actual-op, and post-op stuff. Saw a lot of kids with no hair and IV poles, which is just all kinds of wrong. Thought a lot about French and Blake. My daughter did great, although she's looking at another surgery sooner rather than later. Which stinks, but I still count my blessings.
Work has been buckets of crazy, too. So not much time for writerly stuff (except boring things, like reading the draft Orphans Court rules - all 250 pages of them).
Happiest of birthdays to everyone I missed. Bionic Baby turned three on March 2nd (Dr. Suess's birthday). March is a good month.
Gail - I found the dead body stickies! Amazon sells just about everything, I think. I've had two co-workers ask where I got them. I use them for calls that annoy me.
Is anyone making a pie for Pi Day? I have one chilling in the fridge. It's a custard/meringue hybrid with rum and shaved chocolate.
Okay, don't yell at me, but I bought my beer at the supermarket. There was only one choice for chocolate beer: Samuel Smith's Organic Chocolate Stout.
...Yeah, this is acceptable.
It's a nicely-flavored beer with a soupçon of odd (but not unpleasant) flavor at the back that I suspect is the cocoa powder.
It smells like college.
Who do I have to bribe or sacrifice to make the snow stop?
Good thoughts your way. ...kids with no hair and IV poles, which is just all kinds of wrong really said it all for me. Thumbs up ++ for that observation. Hope Hershey is treating you right; sister-in-law nurse worked there for years.