I guess Godiva Chocolates are my favorite candy for the occasional chocolate fix. Sees Candy has gone way downhill too except for a few classic items. Their stores are full of candy bar type stuff and they got rid of Sugar Sticks!!!. Now, they still make them because they are still put in the boxes for holidays. But you can't buy them alone anymore. You have to buy a box of stuff you don't want to get 2 or 3 of them. I like Russell Stover candy at the drugstore. All my old favorites have been reformulated or changed. UNO bars are no longer much different from a Three Muskateer. Annabel took the middle layer of chocolate out the Rocky Road bar. Hershey's has recently change their chocolate Kiss formula also. Probably think we won't notice by introducing all the silly different varieties but people did. Even Lifesavers messed up their flavors. It will be just like what happened to hamburgers *sigh*. A whole generation of kids grew up on McD's so they think In and Out or Sonic are something special. LOL I still like Swedish Fish. But only the original red ones. The multi-colored ones are just wrong.

Ooooh - remember those life safer booklets? We used to get them every year in our stocking for christmas. It had assorted rolls, and wild cherry, butter rum, mandarine orange, I know there were more. We LOVED those things. Saw them a couple of years ago and wanted to get one for DD's stocking - and there were FOUR rolls in there, all assorted. What the heck?? We used to crunch the mint ones in the dark trying to make sparks ROFL! Dances.

Those multi-colored little dinner mints. Yes, I like them. Y'know I was thinking about getting some of them just recently but somehow forgot when I was at the store. They were popular for things like weddings. Put them in a little paper cup mixed with peanuts or cashews. The sweet and salty taste is great. If you can't find any, let me know. I'll send you some.

Bought my trick-or-treat candy at Walmart today while I was in there for a shower curtain. Big bag of 250 snack size candy bars for $19. Then another of 210 asst. for $14. Then I bought a bag 30 (?) indiv. bagged pretzels. Normally I would end up paying that much at Dollar General for a bunch of smaller bags with not that much variety. That should be plenty. Last year I had a lot of dum-dum suckers and hard candy leftover. This time any leftovers for me will be candy bars! Plus I used part of a $50 gift card I got from a neighbor for cat-sitting.