Schokolade

[glacier_kitty]

One of my coworkers came back from Germany and got everyone German chocolate. :D I hope it tastes good haha. The cover of mine has kitties on it hehe


Valdez, the mountains, etc

01. State that you’re from
02. A map of your state
03. City/Town that you’re from
04. Favorite place to eat in your city
05. Schools that you went to
06. Favorite place to shop in your city/state
07. The best thing about your state
08. A cool historical fact about your state
09. A picture of the most beautiful place of your state, in your opinion
10. A state landmark that you think most people will recognize
11. Favorite place to vacation in your state
12. Facts about your state, like the state bird, state motto, state song, mayor of your town, governor, etc.
13. Your favorite sports team from your state
14. Favorite thing to do in your town/state
15. How long does it take to get from one side of your state to the other?
16. Someplace in your state that you liked to hang out at when you were younger
17. Something you wish that you could change about your state
18. A stereotype of your state
19. Do you see yourself settling down and raising a family in your state or somewhere else?
20. Create an ad that would make people want to come to your state.


Would you rather be 5 miles from shore on a deep lake stuck in a rowboat that has a slight but steady leak or be 1 mile high flying in a hot air balloon that has a slight but steady leak? Hm..the boat I think

Today's trivia: The light from your computer monitor streams at you at almost 186,000 miles a second

Comments

[foxydanish.livejournal.com]

Ooo yay! I think Tina has mentioned before that German chocolate is really good. I can't recall if I've had German chocolate before or not! Mmm chocolate...

[mbif.livejournal.com]

German chocolate (and basically all of their candies and confections, really) are far superior to the American versions. Our companies push out the lowest quality product possible using the lowest quality ingredients they can get away with in an effort to make the highest profits possible. German everything is pretty much superior because some of them still actually have pride in their work. The ingredients are higher quality, the end products are higher quality.

You are going to love that chocolate! I'm jealous. :)

(My mom spent her teen years living with a German aunt in a non-English-speaking household, and my family spent several years living in Europe. Trust me when I say the food is SO MUCH BETTER there! XD)

[glacier-kitty.livejournal.com]

Ooo awesome! Yeah when I stayed in France with a homestay family their food was AMAZING. Europeans have more pride I think

[38.livejournal.com]

German chocolate is the best! :D
(just stay away from a brand called Riegelein...that doesn't taste very good...but apart from that our chocolate is yummy).
Enjoy it :D