Nancy Young wrote:
> <sf> wrote
>
>> On Wed, 31 Oct 2007 17:39:58 -0400, "Nancy Young" >
>> wrote:
>>
>>> This year I picked up a box of assorted regular size bars. Who
>>> knew how much fun that would be ... watching kids go into brain
>>> freeze at having to choose which kind.
>> Where did you buy a box of assorted regular sized candy bars? (older)
>
> (whispering) Costco. (laugh)

Us, too. :-) We got thirty bars for something like eleven dollars.
And since we didn't get one trick-or-treater, we're set for a
goooood, lonnnnng time with the candy. :-)

My nephew (who is 17 and 6'5", but has the heart of a child) called
me last night to tell me how many pieces of candy he got. Something
like 214. He was very excited. It was very cute.

Serene
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