‘No bunny, no honey.’

Only joking but I’ve wracked my brains and there really is no answer. After the long flight you face that rabbit is gonna look like a pile of buffalo d##g.
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Thanks! But, perhaps it is not a good idea. I am weak.

When I moved to the US, I went crazy with the chocolate boom booms and bang bangs and such.

I even gained ten pounds.

Sure, we had snacks where I came from – a three tiered tray loaded down with goodies was generally rolled out during the morning and afternoon teas – so perhaps the drugs added to American foods changed things?

Drugs crying eaaaaaaaaaaaat meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee…
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I guess Devil Dogs never reached the esteemed position that Twinkies did…but you can lean about them here…http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drake%27s

and see pictures here or even better buy them…

http://www.drakesdevildogs.com/

I’ll bring you a box my next trip…

‘If only someone would open up a chocolate bunny shop in Mukdahan I would have it made.’

There you go. Pookies next project – open up a chocolate bunny shop.

This company might show you the way (or even whip some up for you) http://www.crasiathai.com/
.-= Catherine´s last blog ..Thai Language Thai Culture: Pali and Sanskrit Roots =-.

I’ve noticed Christmas decorations for sale in Issan in April so nothing surprises me anymore. If only someone would open up a chocolate bunny shop in Mukdahan I would have it made.

I might just have to fly there…

In my day…

When I was growing up, I was in a country that did not celebrate Easter with special chocolates like they do in the US. So instead of hunting for coloured Easter eggs and chocolate foil wrapped shapes (eggs, bunnies, etc), we gathered in huge bars of Cadburys instead.

Let us know if your bunny makes it to Issan. Thinking… the Emporium in BKK might have chocolate bunnies around Easter and months after, but I don’t know how long after. I often notice chocolate Santas at weird times of the year, but they are not as popular as bunnies so there is that.
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I do like the suggestion of taking it there personally though…but I fear the poor rabbit would meet an untimely demise at my hands during the 17 hour flight.

I do have one thing going for me. Easter bunnies have hard core preservatives in them to keep them from melting and if the stars align and the gods are with me there is a chance that the blob that arrives will still resemble an animal of sorts.

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