Candy Land memories 2006

In December 2000, my pal Heather hosted a fun game of Candy Land in which I played against, among others, Daniel of Waferbaby (who just posted this faaabulous photo today which got me thinking "How did I get acquainted with waferbaby?" The answer is, I think, through mutual weblog reading, particularly his fine interviews).

My player description for the game was:

Riding the extreme fringes of sweetness, I like blackstrap molasses, Altoids curiously strong peppermints, bittersweet cooking chocolate, and actual slices of licorice root. As a warning to everyone of my dangerous proclivities, I am playing the red piece.

(Only a shadow of the game can still be seen here in the lovely Internet Archive).

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Candy Land memories

In December 2000, my pal Heather hosted a fun game of Candy Land in which I played against, among others, Daniel of Waferbaby (who just posted this faaabulous photo today which got me thinking "How did I get acquainted with waferbaby?" The answer is, I think, through mutual weblog reading, particularly his fine interviews).

My player description for the game was:

Riding the extreme fringes of sweetness, I like blackstrap molasses, Altoids curiously strong peppermints, bittersweet cooking chocolate, and actual slices of licorice root. As a warning to everyone of my dangerous proclivities, I am playing the red piece.

(Only a shadow of the game can still be seen here in the lovely Internet Archive).

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