What's your Easter vice?

Yep, that's them, you know the ones. Those darn Cadbury chocolate mini eggs. If for some horribly under privileged and really sad reason you have never tried these, DON'T!! They will take you under by the mouthful. Something about that candy shell, and the chocolate they use, the way it kind of crunches open and then melts in your mouth, I swear it's better than Swiss chocolate! And it's so weird that the very same company is still selling those Cadbury yolk eggs which I practically barf at the sight of, they sting my throat. Anyhow, it totally infuriates me that these are sold everywhere over a month away from Easter. I know that's how it always is but with how often I go to the grocery store, that is putting myself up against serious torture. In past years, I'd just buy 'em up, no problem. In fact I'd buy several extra bags and freeze them so I could continue to gorge on them after Easter when they were no longer being sold. That was the high metabolic me. I've noticed in my 30th year of life, I can't get away with this "hording sweets" practice as easily anymore. I don't think that mouthwatering sugar cookie bouquet from Cookies by Design that Kimball gave me for Valentines Day did anything good for this body. So, here I go again, trying to recreate the wheel at the gym. I've been getting back into a regular workout routine and what I hate most about it is watching on the machine how SLOWLY those calories burn away. You feel like you are going do die as you work so hard running, elliptical'ing, cycling, whatever, and then you just slowly watch it count, 5.........6.........7 calories and so forth. So my whole point to this is, now that I'm conscious of how hard I work to burn it, I can't help but just look at the calorie content for kicks on the back of this bag. Which I honestly NEVER normally do nor have I ever cared. Drum roll.... 190 calories = 12 mini eggs. Okay, any normal person could eat 12 of those things in less than a couple of minutes. They are addicting and before you know it, they are gone. 13 servings in a bag. 13 x 190.....2,470! There's a little thing to remember when you go to grab the bag. If you do grab, good for you and eat a few for me! As for me, I'll scurry past the seasonal aisle until it's Easter egg hunt prep time, then I'm a dead man!