“the rabbit of easter. he bring of the chocolate.”
-david sedaris
photo credit: from my favorite chocolatier with a cause, peace by chocolate
link to my earlier post about their story:
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I didn't have my glasses on.... 
“Peace by Chocolate” … what a fabulous way to raise money for “peace”, Beth, and thank you for the very informative links …
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absolutely, I love to spread the word and support them and their wonderful cause
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Just a shame I don’t really enjoy chocolate that much. But at least I am surrounded by people who do. 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
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there’s always someone )
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This is the best! In England, I learnt about a dessert called ‘death by chocolate’, a 1 million calories chocolate dream/nightmare…. but also about a wonderful chocolaterie called Hotel Chocolate. Many, many times, I had them send chocs to friends and nobody was ever disappointed!
Now of course, I live in the choco cradle ….
I LOVED the films you linked, absolutely wonderful!
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how amazing the hotel chocolate ! I’m so glad you enjoyed the film about them
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Cute.
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❤
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thank you!
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I see I missed those other chocolate posts. I guess the magic of chocolate is never too late to apply.
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absolutely right!
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The Hadhad family settled here in Nova Scotia. They have a beautiful store on the Halifax waterfront.
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I so admire them and their story and cause. you are so lucky to be close and I’m so happy that people embraced them.
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May your chocolate be aplenty tomorrow, Beth.
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And also with you )
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We have this Peace by Chocolate all over our area. They arrived here years ago. Anita
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that is so wonderful –
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The tradition continues.
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indeed.
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I love chocolate.
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I do too, and imagine it will never be different for me
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🐇 😀
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❤
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I like my chocolate in moderation, but what a sweet way to start any endeavor. Happy Easter, y’all
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Yes❤️
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It makes the cause even sweeter.
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Absolutely
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Chocolate and coffee….my two great weakness
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Same!
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Happy Easter, Beth
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You too
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May chocolate be with you.
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And also with you
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Wishing you a Happy Easter! 💞
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You too
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oh yummy!
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Yes!
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Yes, please. 🍫🐰
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❤️
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Thanks for sharing, Beth ❤
~David
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☮️
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How can one not find peace when chocolate is offered? Lovely seeing our two countries together doing something nice.
Happy Easter to you!
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I so agree – 🇨🇦🇺🇸🍫☮️
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💞
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Sweet! Happy Easter! 🐇🐰🥚🙏
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You, too!
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happy Easter, Beth: go easy on the chocs 🙂
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I mean….)
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May the chicklets and bunnies of life grace you with health, love and chocolate.
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and to you –
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I do believe it’s choc-o-clock!
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choc-around-the choc
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I found it again. My ADD goes in overdrive sometimes. I want to see this movie and maybe buy chocolate if I can. Peace, however we can find it is priceless.
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glad it all worked out and you are right
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Make chocolate, not war!
If you can’t make chocolate, make art not war!
If you can’t make either, eat the chocolate and enjoy the art.
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absolutely
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