I’ve never been a smoker or addicted to drugs. I’ve never been an alcoholic, a sex addict, or had disordered behaviors of any kind.
But I do have a problem.
I’ve known about it for a long time, but it wasn’t until this past Christmas that my family got involved. My children discovered in horror that their chocolate Santas were missing from their stockings as I stood sheepishly in the corner with creamy cocoa breath. I couldn’t even remember eating them, but for the shredded foil wrappers in my shaky hands.
I cannot control myself around chocolate.
Easter is the hardest time. Chocolate bunnies, chocolate eggs, chocolate dinners (when you skip dinner and just eat chocolate); it’s all too much for me to handle.
I should probably get help. I should wean myself off of that sweet Belgium tar. I should rid this house of any and all remnants of that creamy bean.
I will. I will. I promise.
Just after I finish this gallon-size bag of mini eggs…
I’m not a chocolate person at all, so the only Easter candy I’ve stolen from the kids has been some orange Skittles. If there was a national holiday involving baskets of potato chips, though, woah … that would be bad for me.
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Ha! My husband is a chip-a-holic too. If he does eat chocolate, he takes just one square, wraps the rest of it up and saves the bar for later. Nonsense.
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