Extreme acts of random chocolate

I just have to share what my dear friend M. Beteh did for EVERY SINGLE PERSON in our office for Valentine's Day. She baked a huge brownie heart, spread melted caramel in the center and decorated with what tastes like white chocolate (colored red) swirlied around the edges. (Denise got a sugar-cookie version since chocolate gives her migraines. And Cathy got a gluten-free confection.) M. Beteh spent two days baking so she could deliver the customized gifts of chocolate joy to everyone on Monday. I received mine when I went in yesterday afternoon. yum yum yum yum yum.

My pants thought it would be a good idea if I shared my extreme chocolate gift with the family, so I asked Julie to take a photo before we completely decimated it last night. Everyone did their part, but we still have a little section left to enjoy over the next few days.

There's still time to perform extreme acts of random kindness - in the form of chocolate or other sweet gestures - before Feb. 14. Anyone want to share what they're doing? Maybe that can be our theme for the week.

Stay warm and dry today ... winter finally hit mid-Michigan!

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