
The National Confectioners Association lives in a world of candy all year long. What do they do at the office to celebrate the day devoted to candy? I would expect much revelry and perhaps even the day off of work. There would be lots and lots of free candy for all employees - maybe even candy flying out of windows onto the streets!
According to the Candy Dish Blog (the official blog of the National Confectioners Association), they have a pot luck lunch. I'm a bit disappointed with this news. However, at least someone brought in a cake laden with candy. As you can see in the photo, there is lots of candy all around the cake. Thanks goodness!
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10-31-2008 @3:30PM CandySusan said... I guess we should have pointed out that there was lots of free candy for employees - we need to make sure our homes have the BEST trick-or-treat bowls in the neighborhood (uhm - full size bars! hello!). Too bad our office windows don't open because I love the thought of throwing candy down to passers-by. Maybe I can drive home with the sun roof open and throw out fistfuls as I drive? We were pretty excited about the potluck, though ... since we do live "in a world of candy all year long" we can get pretty riled up over pasta and vegetarian chili and meatballs. Happy Halloween from the National Confectioners Association
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10-31-2008 @10:00PM Carl Weaver said... Yeah, it was nice to revel in having "real food" instead of sugary goodness, not that there's anything wrong with sugary goodness.
Photo by Carl Weaver - original here: http://flickr.com/photos/carlweaver/2988429081/
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