There was of course, no Christmas Market this year. The closed-up stall in the deserted local park (i.e. the former castle grounds) seemed like a mockery of missed delights.
What joy when the stall opened its windows (sic!) in February offering all the traditional food items like roasted almonds, boiled sweets, candy floss and the like as well as sumptuous crêpes. With Grand Marnier and sugar for (my) preference.
The Ragtag Daily Prompt: Sumptuous.
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Yep that made me want to have a crepe. Thanks for joining in Elke 🙂 🙂
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I basically told you that I have a one track mind ( `= always thinking of food) 😉
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My mind oft thinks of food. Quite often we will be having breakfast and talk about what we might have for lunch 😀
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Ahh … but that is only logical: things might have to be bought or prepared in advance, left to marinate for a couple of hours or something. I usually skip breakfast and often lunch as well to indulge my gluttony with dinner.
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Oh no. I have to have breakfast or I’ll end up with a migraine if I don’t eat
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After years of forcing me to have breakfast (“coz it’s the most important meal of the day”) I suddenly realised that whole nations do without it (or with very little) like the Italians, the French, the Spanish – and they are not waisting away and languishing with no energy. And I stopped. And found out: I’m doing fine with it. I guess it is: to each his&her own. 🙂
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I have a mate staying with me and he doesn’t have breakfast. Has a meal and a snack during the day. Maybe I burn more energy. Yep each to their own 🙂
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wow – cool that they opened a bit late to offer their treasures
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It’s a COVID thing. The town council decided that one stall would be okay (there is another one in a different location) to give the operators a chance to make some money.
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good for them to offer this opportunity –
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