Dear Ian:
I was cleaning out one of my office desk drawers today and came across a leftover candy cane from last Christmas (don't worry, it was still wrapped).
Anyhow, it was a cherry flavored job, mainly because I don't roll with the cliche peppermint. So, I unwrapped it, and started to gnaw at it, again, because I don't roll with the "norm" I don't like to suck on the things, rather bite 'em, crunch 'em and eat 'em right away.
About halfway through my leftover treat, in walks a co-worker. She was kind of shocked and aghast that I was eating candy out of season. "You can't eat a candy cane. It's February!"
Don't ever let anyone tell you that you can't eat a candy cane in February, or watch fireworks in November. Don't ever let anyone tell you that you can't wear a Hawaiian shirt to a hockey game, or cowboy boots to prom.
Always do your own thing and you won't miss out on surprises.
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