I saw! It looks like it's jumping out of the water! <3

Fish!!! *Grabs fishing rod*

I would really love some hot cocoa with marshmallows! That sounds really good at the moment!

I've never had a cherry on top of my hot chocolate... I'll have to get some cherries and try it out. *nod*

I usually make mine with crushed up candy cane pieces in it, a layer of crunchy hot cocoa marshmallows (Jet Puff sells them by themselves now!), a good swirl of Rediwhip, and a little hot chocolate mix sprinkled on top of the Rediwhip.

There was a point around this past Christmas that I was drinking at least one cup a day, usually first thing in the morning.

And I like Bigelow's Pomegranate Green Tea. I usually put honey and lemon in it. One of the regulars at the restaurant I used to work at would bring in a bag every morning and drink it the same way. He gave me one to take home and try, and it's the only constant flavored tea I'll keep here at home.

In regards to the weather, it's been rather warm the last few days here. Right now it's just under 50 degrees and the high today's supposed to be 62. We had a lot of snow (for us at least) the last week of January and early February, though. It got really crazy. I can't figure out why Southerners always empty the store of milk, bread, and eggs when we're supposed to get even the lightest of flurries. If the power goes out and you're stove's electric, how are you supposed to cook the eggs? And also, your milk will eventually go bad if your power doesn't come back on within a certain amount of time... So it seems like those two items are a waste of money in a snow storm. Bread I can understand, sandwiches can sustain, especially if you have peanut butter, or whatever nutbutter you like.

Sorry for the mini-rant. >.<' The two snow/ice storms that hit my area this year left a bad taste in my mouth.

Kilala - how come the longer you post the less clothing you wear?

*Shrugs* This time I actually think it's because I want to show off this smexy new garter belt, lol. This one was a temp hold over while I worked on a new av. Which I'm dashing off to work on again.

[QUOTE=Kilala Mikal;1613494] It got really crazy. I can't figure out why Southerners always empty the store of milk, bread, and eggs when we're supposed to get even the lightest of flurries. If the power goes out and you're stove's electric, how are you supposed to cook the eggs? And also, your milk will eventually go bad if your power doesn't come back on within a certain amount of time... So it seems like those two items are a waste of money in a snow storm. Bread I can understand, sandwiches can sustain, especially if you have peanut butter, or whatever nutbutter you like./QUOTE]

Yes...they also buy lots of sausages and raw meat (usually ground beef). I suppose they plan to cook using a charchoal grill? ...if they were I would be ringing up a lot more charcoal. So I guess we're back to stupid.

>.>
Propane and Propane Accessories...

lol I forgot those things exist. It just isn't real BBQ if you cook with propane.

I don't know about you, but I'm not taking my butt outside in the snow, ice and slush to cook on a charcoal grill, heck, even propane. I will stay inside with my nice warm blankets snuggling with my little ones while eating peanut butter and honey sandwiches. -_-'

>.> Propane being used in the house...leading to tragic fires...

Aww. Wish I could helps you with warmth, Ginger, hon.

Ooooh! Banana Bread! I've never had homemade before. But I love the banana nut bread from our grocer's bakery. *nod* So nommy. ^w^

kerosene also sells out. Sadly people do attempt to put gasoline in them.