Fall weather means hot chocolate...


Yum...doesn't that picture make you want to lick your lips? I love fall, and one of my favorite things about fall is that it is cool enough for my favorite hot drink--hot chocolate. I could drink hot chocolate all year long; however, it just doesn't feel right to drink it in the summer time. Now if I were in a moderate temperature area like Northern California, maybe, but not in the sweltering southern state I call home.

Today the weather was rainy and the temperature was much cooler. So, what did my thoughts turn to? Why, hot chocolate, of course. Man, I wish I had some whipped cream.

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Brittney said…
I am sooo with you on the hot chocolate! Love it! However, the temps in my part of N. CA have called for the A/C the past few days! Ugh! BUT...it does cool off rather nicely to 50 at night so I still get to drink it! :0)

Hope you'll get to enjoy it soon!
10:15 PM
Sarah said…
I must say, Redding (in No. Cal.) gets to be 115-120 in the summer. The only thing we're looking for is a cold pool or an icee. But I have to say, I love when it cools down and we get to have hot drinks. I have them everyday but it's usually more like French Vanilla International Coffees. If you lived here with me though...I have whipped cream!
5:39 PM
Dawn E said…
:) I should have specified the Bay Area...it's always rather foggy and cool, except on rare occasions. I got some whipped cream--now to keep your dear brother from wasting it all by squirting it in his mouth and the mouths of our youngsters!
6:00 PM
The O'Brien Family said…
Where do you get hot chocolate like that in Gwd?
2:24 PM
Dawn E said…
Sadly, I know of no place to purchase beautiful hot chocolate like that in the picture around these parts. I make mine at home: 2 pockets of swiss miss milk chocolate (did I mention I like chocolate?), milk warmed on the stove and yummy whipped cream on top. I got the picture from http://www.sxc.hu/index.phtml They have great stock photos for free.
2:54 PM
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