A while back, I opened WordPress to look at a new comment I’d received and, lo and behold, the comment was to let me know that I’d been nominated for the Super Sweet Blog Award!  I found the timing quite hilarious as I’d just read another comment on a forum where someone described me as “…very sweet natured, but…she has a darker side!”  Apparently, I’m chocolate. 😀

Anyway, many thanks to Mandy Eve Barnett, who nominated me for the award!  This one goes like this:

• Thank the person who nominated you.
• Answer six super sweet questions.
• Include the Super Sweet Blogging Award picture in your post.
• Nominate a baker’s dozen of deserving bloggers.
• Notify the nominees on their blogs!

And now, ze questions:

Cookies or cake?
Cake cookies? 😀  This is hard – cookies are wonderful, but I love cake slathered in frosting, especially buttercream or coconut pecan.

Chocolate or vanilla?
Uh…both?  I guess I’ll have to say chocolate because I adore it so, but vanilla ice cream was my first love.

Favorite sweet treat?
Strawberry Laffy Taffy is the first thing that comes to mind, probably because I just had some for lunch (well, dessert, anyway).  But panna cotta is good, and I love cherry cheesecake, and anything chocolate, and anything fruity, and pretty much everything here (I know not all of these are sweet, but an astounding number of them are)…Uh-oh, now I’m starving. 😀

Favorite memory of eating sweets?
I have a picture of my dad and me sitting downtown eating cherry balls and drinking pop.  Given my age, I’d bet the pop was a suicide (a combination of all the fountain pops plus all the syrups in the drugstore – delish) – it was my favorite drink for years.  I also have fond memories of trips to the drugstore with my first “boyfriend” (we were 9 or 10, hence the quotes) for penny candy and pop on our way to the creek, where we tried – and failed – to catch fish.  And I have a lot of memories involving pop and candy with friends from my teen years.  Those are probably best not repeated. 😀

When do you crave sweet things the most?
Always.  Seriously, if given the choice between sweet and salty, I will choose sweet almost every time.

Super sweet nickname?
Well, Seymour calls me Honey.  My grandma called me Sugar when I was little.  That’s about as close to a sweet nickname as I’ve ever come.

Nominations:
You know, I feel like every time I get one of these, I always nominate the same people.  So this time, it’s gonna be an open nomination – if you want it, snag it and have some fun with it!  After all, you’re all pretty super sweet yourselves! 🙂

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