On Easter morning, we awoke to overflowing baskets. The Bunny knows us well, so our loot included plenty of jelly beans. Not ordinary jelly beans, but Jelly Belly beans. The Jelly Belly history dates back to 1869 when the Goelitz brothers came to the US and started a candy factory. But it was almost one hundred years before they began to produce jelly beans. Ronald Reagan became a fan while he was Governor of California and they traveled with him to the White House. The blueberry Jelly Belly was created so that Reagan could serve red, white and blue jelly beans at his inaugural parties. Jelly Belly also holds the honor of being the first jelly bean in outer space. These quality jelly beans come in a wide variety of flavors. One category, the Harry Potter inspired BeanBoozled, includes Toothpaste, Dog Food, Rotten Egg and Skunk Spray flavored beans. I'm not that adventurous, but there are plenty of other flavors to choose from. If you haven't guessed by now, Grandma...
You are so right, it could be so much worse.
ReplyDeleteCount your blessings little Peep.
This reminds me of an ad on the wall of Cracker Barrell.
ReplyDeleteThat's so funny! And true. How soon we forget how difficult things were for those before us.
ReplyDeleteI think that girl needs to look a little farther into the future! Good one this week.
ReplyDeleteModern times are a changing for sure. Have a great week.
ReplyDeleteClever and unique. Back in time surely doesn't mean the same to all of us, does it?
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure I could have been too good at seeing the pluses! Great take on the pic of the day! Have a lovely week!
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Haha...makes me wonder what future generations will think of 'modern times' when they see us and our kitchen appliances!
ReplyDeleteGood one this week. Cheers!
Just wait until she gets a washing machine, she'll think she's died and gone to heaven!! LOL
ReplyDeleteWow, that puts things into perspective. We're so spoiled, aren't we? Thank goodness!
ReplyDeleteNice one! And so right!
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Yes, thanks for the reminder. :)
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