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I love the "secret snack." It has been a sucky night for me to which I had to go have a funnel cake to calm my nerves...don't tell Robin!
I will keep your secret for exactly 1 (ONE) Turtle. Unless you want to give me more, in which case, I shall inhale the whole bag reading nothing more that the front of the bag (the back has the "nutritional" information). Oh well, enjoy your book. I'll just sit over here and not eat chocolate. ::sigh:: Don't worry about me. I'll be....fine.
I'll keep it a secret for a small chocolate price.
I have not started Charlie Bone yet, but it looks wonderfully interesting, and ever since Mister Coopersmith read a passage from that book it has been on my list! I hope Zappa is able to get settle in for more than a year this time.
I am so happy to hear that I'm not the only one with secret snacks. Used to be, my kids found every one of my hiding places, until I put the treasure in the veggie bin of the fridge! LOL
I hide stuff all over the place. Nothing better than kids in bed, and going to get your treat.
The thought that you are working while the washer and dryer are running kills me. I usually add in the dishwasher, though.
I won't tell....promise and cross my heart 
Look at you! Turtles, milk and a good book.
I'm so jealous!
I'd work for 24 hours non-stop to help my kids move.
Can you tell it's one of these days....?
your secret is safe with me...
some snacks are just too good to share. like my chocolate-covered pretzels, for example. I hide them beside my bed.
You didn't mention which new series you're reading? I'm desperate for a new book- to read before going back to "teaching"!
I recommend The Time Traveller's Wife-
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Long time no read. Thanks for recommending the Charlie Bone series. I'm on the lookout for books in this age group, from the newer series to classics like Narnia for entertainment and research purposes. Would like to write a book like this some day...
That sucks you had to move him only to have to move him yet again in 3 weeks ...yuck I hate moving .I would rather go get teeth pulled ..lol Yes I hate it that much ...lol
Hi. I was looking for blogs written by teachers and I just found your site. Glad that I did. I, too, need to hide chocolate or my kids and husband will eat it. Sad to say, they've caught on and now when their in sugar withdrawal they accuse me of holding out and demand I produce the goods or they will tear the house apart looking. They're a sorry sight when I truly don't have a single candy anywhere.
Oh no, chocolate deosn't like the heat at all.
A couple of years ago DBF and I holidayed in the US. I had arranged to meet up with an internet friend towards the end of the holiday and she liked proper Cadburys chocolate, so I had packed a couple of large bars in our case for her.
Part of our holiday included a drive from Las Vegas to Yosemite via Death Valley. We never even thought...
All I can say is that it's a good job Cadburys changed their wrappers a few years ago to hermetically sealed plastic, instead of the old foil and paper wrapper, otherwise we'd have had chocolate knickers, without even having to pay extra
I love reading about you and your children, esp. since I can relate to all of that moving around business and helping them settle and get clean and organized. That is a splendid secret snack, btw. We're on the road, in Oregon, and yesterday happened on a See's Candy store which we don't have at home. They have one of my favorites- dark chocolate molasses chips- that will also have to be hidden. They were nice and put them in a bag that keeps them cool in the car. 
When you're 25, all you really need to live is a towel, a working fridge, and a microwave. Oh, and a stereo and/or iPod. All the rest is extraneous.
Hope Zappa gets to stay put a bit longer this time.
I absolutely subscribe to the theory that you are working while the laundry's in process. It is mere efficient multi-tasking to read a book at the same time that you are doing the laundry.
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