Before I forget, I wanted to send a major congrats to a good writing friend,
Monique Bucheger. Her first novel The Secret Sisters Club was nominated for a
2012 Whitney Award. For anyone who wants to read her novel here is a link on
Amazon.http://www.amazon.com/Secret-Sisters-Club-Adventure-ebook/dp/B007IK2WF6/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1357177594&sr=1-1&keywords=the+secret+sisters+club
So my good friends, did ya survive the holidays? I hope the festive season
treated you well. Me on the other hand, the holidays were an adventure. I got
covered in chocolate while sitting at the dinner table.
Here are the details; every Christmas eve my family does a fondue meal. We
have boiling pots of cheese, beef broth and more. This year we decided to try a
chocolate pot. And that didn't work. Did you know that a boiling pot of
chocolate will explode? Well, it does.
I was the first to try the pot of chocolate. I had my marshmallow on my fork
ready to dip it in the chocolate. Looking back, I should've lightly plopped the
marshmallow in the chocolate but nooo, I had to all out jam the marshmallow in
the pot. Needless to say, the pot erupted like a volcano. I had chocolate in my
hair and dripping down my cheek.
If that wasn't bad enough we all had an enlightening dinner discussion, my
cousin gave the whole story line of Fifty Shades of Grey. Aren't you jealous?
The holidays are always filled with hijinxs. I hope you had a great holiday
season. Here's hoping 2013 treats everyone well.
3 comments:
Thanks for the shout out and the laugh-- I did NOT know that chocolate fondue explodes. :) I hope it didn't burn. We tend to have a beef stick, cheese, and cracker meal on Christmas Eve--my husband and kids love it. I think I like the idea of fondue better. Yum. ;)
Oh dear. I'm with Monique. Hope you weren't burned. And 50 Shades? Wow. I . . . wow. Perfect for Christmas.
You should write a book. Wait . . .
You realize your folks will be finding chocolate splattered in places they didn't realize two years from now?
50 Shades... quite the Christmas dinner conversation piece...
Let it not be said that it was dull at your place!
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