Sandra Gilbert

another book – hooray! Just got it! Can’t wait to get!! <3 🙂

Cotton candy was always a favorite for me, but my father wouldn’t let me have it – too many kids visiting the zoo when he worked there, were stung in the mouth by bees that had snuck into the candy. He felt it was dangerous. I can’t wait to get your activity book!

We had caramel apples, which I think are different than candy apples. I never had a candy apple and didn’t care for caramel apples because they were messy and hard to eat. OtOH, I adore cotton candy and lament that I only got it a couple of times a year, at the fair, and at the 4th of July celebration in a town in Door County. Joe was going to buy me a cotton candy machine, but it had mediocre reviews, so I to him not to. Here in Monroe they have a festival every other year called Cheese Days! Sooo Wisconsin. One thing the have there is fried cheese curds. I can totally live without those grease bombs! But they also have a group that sells the most amazing cream puffs! They are giant and overloaded with stiff cream which is not too sweet, and you have to eat them very carefully so you don’t squeeze all the cream out into your lap. You would adore them, Charlie! A cream puff every other year seems about right!

I never liked candy apples because they were hard to bite. I loved cotton candy, and always had it at local carnivals. We even had it at school, during the Halloween Festival every year. My problem was getting it all over my face, due to my eager munching! Heading over to Amazon now to check out your book.

Everything in moderation…my motto…um, well, usually. 🙂 Wonderful Candy Apple and no calories attached!! My mom used to make candy apples and caramel apples to give out at Halloween….back when you could safely hand out goodies like that. I can still remember that bubbly, gooey red stuff simmering in the pot on the stove.
Looking forward to your new book!!

I always opted for the carmel apple over the candy. I’m not sure why, maybe it was the Snow White and the apple thing that steered me away! haha! We just instated a no book buying rule in our house (we had to many and donated a ton), but that doesn’t mean I can’t buy it for a friends birthday! 😉 Congrats!!!

Thanks so much! 😃💕So happy you enjoyed this!

Thank you SO much, Claire!! 😃💕 I hope you enjoy the activity book my friend! It’s meant to bring a smile and let your inner child come out and play!

Thanks so much, Michelle! 😃💕 hehe… I know, the avocado leaves over uncolored cotton candy is a bit odd… but oddly delicious! 😉

Thanks! hehe… yeah… it’s a the total mystery of the disappearing candy… lol 😉

Thanks so much, Snehlata! 😃💕Yeah, the kind with peanuts seems to be a thing here. Thanks on my new book! Appreciate my friend!

Thanks my friend! 😃💕Yeah, this month was a test of my dynamo to be sure. I made my first-ever video appearance and in order to justify it created the book idea I had just in time for the launch. This is what a crazy person does! lol Or, a big kid who just can’t believe that anything might be impossible. 😉

I remember these apples; Halloween, birthdays, circuses and fairs…candy, caramel, with peanuts and without. This one looks exactly like what I remember. The book cover on your new activity book is awesome.

hehe!! I will most definitely tell Philippe you said that! 😃💕 Thanks, Sharon! Yeah, sometimes upscale can get a bit weird… just give me some sweet gooey goodness and be done with it! lol