February 14, 2005

Valentines

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Credit:  Paris Pastry Shop Window, 2002 by J. Brophy

Feb 14, 2005 10:00:00 AM | Cultural Traditions

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Meme I'm playing along here. I was tagged by Jen over at Life Begins @ Thirty. This is a learning experience for me as I know a meme as something else, but that's a different story. What is the total number of music files on your computer? All on an external hard drive, don't be silly. Why is this limited to music?! I have more music on my IPOD than I know how to manage and access. In fact right now I'm in Playlist hell. I think it's because I listen to music based on my mood and at times the groove I want to be in. So that being in addition to music I also have NPR programs (Studio 360, This American Life, The Splendid Table) and several Audiobooks in progress: CandyFreak; The Master and The Julia Child biography (the woman narrating it sounds oddly like a sister to Julia). What is the last CD you bought? Yes. Yes. I have not moved on beyond U2's How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb. I could write pages on this collection. This band has been with me since high school (yes I'm THAT old). I was patient during some of their artistic wanderings and they have returned more sophisticated and mature but still intact. What is the last song you last listened to before reading this message? Afro Celt Sound System, Seed / The Nervous Track (Yellow Mix), Nuyorican Soul Write down 5 songs you often listen to or that mean a...
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Treats After completing the chocolate series this week I had a few odds and ends remaining that I thought merited sharing. Although a bit late for Valentine's Day these gifts are suitable for any time of the year: Chocolate Smarts Game - a box of 60 question and answer cards such as 'Which cocoa beans are the best?'; 'What's the best way to melt chocolate?' and What country consumes the most chocolate?' Guaranteed to raise your chocolate IQ. ($16.95) ChocoWit - each individually wrapped Belgian chocolate contains a special message. There are over a 100 different messages to collect. (12 pieces; $19.50) Woodhouse Chocolate - is the latest indulgence from Napa of small-batch handmade chocolates. The box reminds me of a bit of the Laduree Bonaparte macaroon box. The couple behind the nearly two year old chocolatier was inspired by the film, 'Chocolat' starring Juliette Binochet. A One pound-box of mixed chocolates will be sure to delight at $48.

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