Looking for candygram poem

19 years ago

I am looking for a candygram poem for a neighbor- the poem where you use the candy decorated like flowers and a poem to go with the candy....like you're worth $100,000(bar) to me....etc...does that make ANY sense? I hope you all can figure out what I mean- I'm afraid it's not very clear. I think someone sent a bunch of these a while back- but I can't find them. Thanks to anyone who can help!! Kim

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evelyn_craftdiva
19 years ago
Here's one for the holidays. Hope it helps!

Candy Gram
The RIESEN for this greeting, is to wish you a CAREFREE holiday season.
Don't go NUTS while you are fighting the MOUNDS of people all shopping at the last minute. Take some time to enjoy the SYMPHONY of voices from the carolers, or enjoy a SWEET ESCAPE on me.
Don't worry about getting CHUNKY on all those holiday treats either. There will be GOOD and PLENTY time to worry about that after the holidays.
Even though the road leading to Christmas may be a ROCKY ROAD.....just think of all the ALMOND JOY you will receive when your friends/family see how well they SKORed with all those gifts. Don't be a BUTTERFINGER unwrapping all of them.
And get that BIG HUNK of yours to be a LIFESAVER and make you a cup of TEA. Sit back, relax and may your PEANUT BUTTER CUP overflow with SPECIAL TREASURES of holiday memories.
Â©Paulette, 1998, TLC Creations
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