this won't be too bad . . . ?

[novapsyche]

About a week ago, I bought some chocolate-covered coffee beans and was munching them before I realized that was the first chocolate I'd had in weeks. As I've been trying to cut down on excess sugar and fat, I thought I could still enjoy the coffee without the chocolate. "Surely that's not essential," I thought. Coffee's not that bitter.

. . . Anyone want a nearly full bag of espresso beans? (It's Starbucks brand, if that's important; it was the only unflavored full bean available.)

Comments

[the-leewit.livejournal.com]

Me! Me!

I don't know how you feel about animal products/ dairy, but I like to stir honey and vanilla into plain yogurt and freeze all sorts of ridiculous things into it at this time of year. Plus, when I am trying to cut down on sugar, one chocolate chip (or espresso bean) per meal/ day makes that last a lot longer than no chocolate, ever. Not to be all advice-y. Frozen chocolate is also pretty good. Just sayin'.

[the-leewit.livejournal.com]

Oh, wait. You were sasying something TOTALLY OTHER than what I was responding to.

Does the fact that I have a concussion make that more excusable? No? How about if I look cute and say that plain coffee beans can be a numbly frogurt stir-in?

[novapsyche.livejournal.com]

Hehe. :)

I have been eating more yogurt recently, but it's raspberry flavored. I don't think coffee would complement that much.

You can have the coffee, but you have to pick it up in person. ;)

[novapsyche.livejournal.com]

You have a concussion? How'd that happen?

[the-leewit.livejournal.com]

I was doing a "ten-minute tidy" and my head slipped. And bounced. On a corner. That wasn't there before today, I'm *pretty sure.* Evil contractor gnomes!

[novapsyche.livejournal.com]

I hope you didn't suffer much damage! That's scary.