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Is two cheeseburgers, a chicken and bacon sandwich, two ham and cheese toasties, a hunk of cheese, half a glass of wine and a gin and tonic going a bit overboard on the old diet front? Good job I don't have any chocolate. :D

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I've come to bed with a cuppa Doreen, safer when I'm further away from the kitchen. 

Not if you're hungry! Did you ever suck the jelly out of a jelly doughnut and then fill it with chocolate swirl ice cream?

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No whispers, but now you've given me ideas

Nah, sounds good to me :)

...I couldn't have done it without chocolate tho!!

It sounds good to me Pumpkin. You've made me hungry.

Butter popcorn and jelly donut holes have become my comfort foods.  I am even starting to feel the pouch getting bigger.   Quitting smoking and gaining weight really bothered me before.

Now I figured,  if I could give up smoking, I can certainly give up food too.  So I am going to savor it now while I make my quit stronger and then contend with it later!

Pumpkin, no one is mad at you for enjoying those things.

It appears you have been studying the typical American diet and decided to try it. Awesome :)

 

You are doing better than me though - I cannot live without chocolate.

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