This
will be a short blog because you have candy to buy and trick-or-treaters to
please. I simply have to share a hilarious thing they do in Norway.
Inside the wrapper of their Kit Kat-like bar are hiking tips. Yep, hiking tips:
Not
that I went off my vegan diet to learn this. Okay, I was TRAVELING, which is
like the free space on a bingo card.
Here it is (and the chocolate is creamier than ours). Kvikk Lunsj translates to Quick Lunch:
I
had to wonder how clever these tips would be. I mean, we all have common sense,
right? (Yeah, I know, it’s not all that common.) But we could, even those of us who aren’t
avid hikers, compile a list that includes “stay on the trail” and “let people
know where you’re going.”
Well,
apparently not, because Freia has taken the trouble to print those very bits
of advice, lest you embark upon a wilderness adventure with candy but no
brains.
Some of these nuggets of brilliance include "take into account weather," "use a map and compass," and my favorite: "Turn back around in time; there's no shame in turning around."
Some of these nuggets of brilliance include "take into account weather," "use a map and compass," and my favorite: "Turn back around in time; there's no shame in turning around."
And
it got me thinking—why not dispense advice in ALL candy wrappers? Who wouldn’t
love that, the same way we enjoy breaking open a fortune cookie to see what it
says? So, candy makers everywhere, I
issue this challenge: By next Halloween I want to give out brilliant wisdom,
along with chocolate, to my trick-or-treaters!
You could also give out my books! Imagine the
delight of little four-year-olds! Okay, maybe not. Although they can be devoured.
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