Strangers have the best candy

To me, candy is classified into a couple of different types:

1. Caramels
2. Chocolate
3. Classic candy
4. Hard candy
5. Licorice 
6. Sours

I may or may not have alphabetized the list for you. So the only important candies are Hershey's, Skittles, and chewy sour SweetTarts. Right now those are my go-to drugs. As I'm typing this I'm eating chewy sour SweetTarts out of a huge bag. Don't get me wrong, I love all candy but these are just my favorites right now. In about 6 weeks or less I will most likely change my mind. 

One problem that I have with chocolate is the fact that I have very very soft teeth so  the sugar gets in my teeth just right and causes me a lot of pain. I tend to shy away from chocolate most of the time. There really isn't a bad combination of chocolate and other. Some of my favorites are Take 5 bars, Reese's, Twix, Kit-Kat, Toblerone (I'm not even sure that's chocolate), Snickers, and frozen Three Musketeers. Really, the list goes on and everything just depends on my mood honestly. 

Just because I love candy does not mean that I love sugar. There's a point when A. you can have too much candy and B. some things can be too sweet. Cake is too sweet for me, but I love brownies. Donuts are hit and miss because some places go way overboard on the icing and add-ins. 

Here's a real question, do people actually like black licorice flavored candy? Gross. Gross. Gross. There's not a lot of things that I don't like but that's definitely one of them. My grandma loves all things black licorice. She's pretty sad about it because it's getting harder and harder to find just plain black licorice nowadays. 

Sour candy is my top favorite. Sour patch kids, zours, shockers, etc.  

Well, now you know the candy that I like! Short post for tonight because I am exhausted. But, I'm off tomorrow so I will be a little more creative. :) TTFN ta ta for now 

Things are going great at PetSmart, I'm a fast learner and a hard worker so that makes me easily likeable by the managers. I am scheduled for a total of 35 hours this week so that's amazing. However, next week I'm only scheduled for 22. I'm going to ask for more hours of course, and also try to pick up some shifts. I'm learning everything I can, not just cashiering, so that I can be more versatile. Woo-hoo!