Easter is a time to rejoice with families far and near. Back in 2015 I decided to stay in Melbourne and spend time alone. 

Here is a little story of something that happened to me many years ago….

‘One year I decided not to eat my chocolate rabbit and I had it displayed on my glory box before I was married. Then one morning I woke up to discover that the face of the twin rabbits was missing! My sister later told me she heard a crunching noise in the night. Ho-hum that mouse would have had a fat tummy…so watch out for the little mates who may like your treats.’

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June 2011 was the last time I ate my traditional Easter rabbit.

It’s hard to explain, but once something is removed from your diet spiritually it leaves your thoughts too.

Although the chocolate craving returned once I left a site at the end of 2015, I didn’t miss it.

THEN.

The chocolate cravings instantly vanished on 14th February, 2020!

Perhaps it was an underlining milk allergy or that my body was lacking glucose?

So enjoy your chocolate if you are eating it. 

Although I have eaten enough chocolate to last me a life time!,

Maybe you have too?

Possibly it will come back at a later date?

I’ll see.

SO.

Watch out for that mouse!

Post written circa 5th April 2015, 6th April, 2020