So we discovered that the limited edition "holiday" flavors of that Swiss chocolate are secretly on sale for 90% off... so we went and bought out all the gingerbread chocolate from the Target stores in Fargo and Moorhead, haha. We are so evil. Gingerbread is a pretty good flavor but I still prefer cinnamon and blood orange. This after a day of Darrell and Darrin getting all the free birthday food they could find...


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Lori Lancaster | January 11, 2008
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Prayer for the Paranoid

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Annoying

Darrell tells me that people actually care about *my* approval and they think I am rejecting them when in fact I am trying to keep away from them to protect them from my insanity. You guys are all awesome by the way... Wish I wasn't too insane to interact comfortably with anyone... Go »

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Late Halloween post

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