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I had an all out lovely weekend.� Schwest and her husband came to town for a wedding. �It was nice to see them.�

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I am really jonesing for a candy bar right now.� I�ve actually begun to lose weight again; I don�t want to ruin it now.� When I started on the whole weight loss thing, it was because none of my clothes fit.� Now I am having the same problem but on the opposite end of the scale.� Currently, I have not one but TWO safety pins in my waistband so I don�t loose my trousers.� It�s a good feeling, I guess.� Better than having safety pins in your pants to hold them together.�

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I�m really glad that my favorite candy bars aren�t usually in the vending machines.� I LOVE Clark bars.� Oh, and Mr. Goodbars too.� I guess Shannon�s mom also likes them and she actually called Hershey�s to see where they are sold.� Because you never see a full sized Mr. Goodbar any more.� Leo got me started on Ritter sport bars; Olympia is the best (it has honey, nougat and � shockingly � yogurt in it mmmm�).

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You MUST check out the Ritter sport website, it�s hilarious

http://www.ritter-sport.de/en/produkte/310_produkte.htm

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�If you enjoy an active life you also expect more from chocolate.�

Only the Germans would put it like that.� In America we�d say:

�If you like to sit on the couch a lot you also expect a lot from chocolate.�

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What is this?� Diet Ritter Sport?� Each regular Ritter Sport bar is something like twice the fat and calories of American candy bars (I�m sure the Ritter bar isn�t intended to be consumed in one sitting) but I would love to try the diet kind.� Anyone know someone in Germany that can send me some?

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OK, I�ve been sucked into the German side of the Ritter sport website�there goes my afternoon.