The other day TG, TB, and I were talking about salad. I don’t know why we were talking about salad. Wait. Yes. Yes, I do know why we were talking about salad.
TG informed us that since chocolate grows on trees it was fair game for salads. We actually had a pretty engaging conversation about where things grow and whether or not that makes them suitable for salad.
Next thing I knew, TB got all dreamy-eyed, as he is wont to do when he is about to drift off into a chocolate ecstasy, and he said, “When I’m older, like when I have my own house, or maybe before then, who knows, I’m going to make myself a salad with all of the regular salad stuff, like lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers, and apples. And Craisins – they’re dried cranberries, you know. And I’m going to put in chocolate chips and chocolate syrup, and hot fudge. And Dad’s special honey Italian dressing.”
Me: That sounds awful. I can get with the chocolate chips, but the chocolate syrup and hot fudge? That just sounds like a horrible mess.
TB: Nope. It sounds wonderful.

I could maybe even get behind the syrup and fudge if the Italian dressing wasn’t mixed in too.
You’re braver than I am.