Tag: chocolate
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Even this self-checkout thinks I'm eating too much chocolate.
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Self-checkout screen abbreviating a product name to 'Cadbury Giant Butt'.
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Holograms on Chocolate
Dan shares a video demonstrating etching of holograms directly onto the surface of chocolate. Mindblowing.
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Nice: getting an unexpected parcel. ?
Nicer: from Hotel Chocolat. ?
Less nice: not being allowed to open it until Easter. ? -
Easter Egg Hunting, Gravity Hooking, and Geocachers You Might Know
This afternoon, like last year, we took the opportunity to spend Easter Sunday hiding one another's Easter eggs in the woods and then running around looking for them.
For some reason, this year Rory didn't want me to be responsible for hiding his egg (something to do with his eventually being found up a tree, last … -
Mystery Hot Chocolate
The week before last, I received an unusual package at work. It contained a single-serving packet of organic hot chocolate, which I later consumed (and it was delicious).
There is, however, a mystery: from whom did this care package originate. The postmark is unclear, so I'm not sure which post office handled it, but … -
Lots Of People Visit Aberystwyth
Sloppy blogging, on my part, but I've been a busy boy lately and haven't had time to say a lot. On the other hand, I've been twittering a little (but don't worry, you'll never catch me telling the world what's on my sandwiches at lunchtime or what song I'm listening to right this second... unless, …
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Hot Chocolate
AltDan drinks a hot chocolate on Cairngorm, Aviemore
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Easter Break
I'm sitting doing some work on a web site for one of our clients, and Reb (you know, the ex-girlfriend) sends me another text message:
you around for easter? xx
As it happens, I won't be. I could go visit my family for Easter, but this would result in two things happening:
My family … -
Cool Thing Of The Day
Cool And Interesting Thing Of The Day To Do At The University Of Wales, Aberystwyth, #53:
Get an advent calendar! (the least said, the better)
The 'cool and interesting things' were originally published to a location at which my "friends back home" could read them, during the first few months of my time at the University of …