Candy

lack the balls, you can go play dolls, let your mommy fix you a snack. Or you could come smoke, pound some rum and coke, in my porsche with the quarterback! Honey what are you waiting for? Welcome to my candy store. Time for you to prove you are not a loser anymore, then step into my candy store.

Giving up candy for Lent may seem very easy for most people to do, but for Danny seemed like it would be impossible to do. Lent is a religious observance that begins on the day of Ash Wednesday and ends on Easter Sunday, or approximately six weeks. It is a season where Catholics prepare for Easter and give up something important from themselves for forty days like Jesus did in the desert. This story took place in 2012 as a fifth grader and lasted a couple of days before Lent to the very end of

Red Candy is a UK-based retailer focused on quirky and colourful home accessories and gifts. The retailer opened its doors in 2009 as an online store. The name Red Candy came from their unique sale strategy. At the time, the website only featured items which were red in colour! Since then, the customer thirst for beautiful items has meant the retailer has added more colours to its product range. Nontheless, the aim is still to offer colourful and fun items for the house. If you are looking for gifts

these articles include ‘A Sneak Peek at Sally Mann’s New Collection of Family Photographs’, which was written by Anna Carnick for the New York Times Magazine, and published in 2015. One of her most famous black and white images is called ‘Candy Cigarette’. Candy Cigarette is part of her amazing collection called ‘immediate family’, which was published in 1992.  This photograph was captured in 1989, and

Gym Candy By: Carl Deuker The Story Gym candy By Carl Deuker is a story about a kid named Mick Johnson and his friends Deshawn and Drew. The Point of view that Carl tells it in the third person. Mick is playing high school football at Foothill high school in his town Shilsole with his friend Deshawn and Drew. Mick is a running back and he is trying to beat the Senior Drager. Drager is a really good Running back and Mick wants to be better than Drager. So Mick starts working hard in the Gym to try

Simple thinking in a complex world is bound to bring disaster. The author, Seth Godin, wrote “The Candy Diet,” a short blog published in 2017. He argues that we have been making society a place where we think that it is okay to simplify non-complex things. The blog utilizes some of the very same tactics of today’s writers to make his argument. Godin begins building his credibility by informing men and women with supporting examples, then moves on to a reliable quote that has been misinterpreted.

Rock candy is a simple scientific experiment made at home from sugar and water. Rock candy can be made up of different types of sugar. I used pure cane granulated sugar. Rock candy is formed when sugar is dissolved in boiling water and is cooled and placed in a glass jar with the wooden skewer. When the water evaporates the sugar crystal will

It is common knowledge that many different types of candies exist. Some types of candies may look the same, but have a completely different taste than the ones beside it. They can be small or large, soft or hard, or gooey or crumbly; although, some features can exist in certain sweets that others cannot. Though they may all seem the same in most aspects, milk, dark, and white chocolates actually have many differences. Milk chocolate includes certain facets that the other types of chocolate do not

For the year of 2017, the science fair topic chosen is about the growth of rock candy crystals and how acid interferes with the development of the crystals. For this experiment, 5 ml, 10 ml, 15 ml, and 20 ml of lemon juice will be added to a sugar solution and this is the independent variable. The sizes of the crystals will be measured in millimeters and the experiment, will help to find, if an acid such as lemon juice, does affect the diameter of sugar crystals. The hypothesis is if the amount of

Candy corn is a controversial “delicacy” that either delights the taste buds or appalls them. To enjoy such a treat requires an acquired palate, which is why so many people cannot tolerate its distinct flavor. Then again, most people aren’t refined enough to even try the candy because they have yet to mature in senses. Surprisingly, you would think candy corn is only a Halloween favorite, yet here I am in the middle of November with a bag full of them. I, too, was once a candy corn hater—and stupidly