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Confessions of a Military Spouse: Part 428

I don’t know how it happened, really. I was putting the Halloween candy in the big pot, just getting it ready for the visitors who will drop in later tonight, when suddenly, out of nowhere, a ghost took possession of my body and began cramming yummy, crispy chocolate things in my mouth.

After the exorcism was completed, I was stunned to find a half-eaten bag of candy on my desk – right next to my yoga statue.

Candy

That’s my story, and I’m sticking to it. Got that, Mr. Andi? 

About Andi

Andi is married to an active-duty soldier and is the founder and former editor of SpouseBUZZ.

She is the founder of the Annual MilBlog Conference. The MilBlog Conference is the premiere event of the year for military bloggers. President George W. Bush, U.S. Representative Adam Smith, GEN David Petraeus, LTG Mike Oates, LTG William Caldwell, RADM Mark Fox, MG Kevin Bergner, MG David Hogg and The Honorable Pete Geren have addressed previous conferences.

While living in Washington, DC, Andi was the Ambassador to Walter Reed Army Medical Center for Sew Much Comfort, a non-profit organization which makes and delivers, free of charge, special adaptive clothing for wounded service members. Andi has worked with several non-profits to help our wounded heroes and their families. She finds that work to be the most rewarding and meaningful of all.

Andi strives to find humor in the good, bad and ugly of life and is a firm believer that laughter has the ability to cure most ills.

Comments

  1. Marine Wife says:

    Okay, if Andi can't control herself, there's no hope for me!

  2. LOL! I love the downward dog helping out there. Crazy how these things happen! This is the exact reason why there is no candy in my house. Although I suppose I could use the ghost excuse. I am sure the doggies would back me up on that one. :D

  3. Kel says:

    I must say I have had that same possession..it must be going around.. Candy givers BEWARE!

  4. Tressa says:

    Yep. I think it is completely explainable. At my house it is "one for the trick-or-treaters and one for Tressa." :)

  5. wendy says:

    Halloween IS dangerous! I haven't bought our candy yet…

  6. vertigoswife says:

    At least it wasn't a tub of buttercream frosting. besides hasn't Mr. Andi ever heard of the Halloween Gobblin? they leave candy wrappers all over the house!

  7. Lemon Stand says:

    LOL! I could probably make you a deal to exchange those candy bags for… oh say Chocolate Raspberry Muffins? Not a lot of help, am I? :oP

  8. angela says:

    Halloween Gobblin?? So thats were all my kid's mini Snickers went to. And they said it was me taking them.

  9. dizzylizzie says:

    my neighbor snapped a picture of me last night dressed up as a witch outside passing out candy while i was happily munching away on candy stolen from my own cauldron :D
    instead of saying 'happy halloween' to our little ones i changed it to 'happy sugar rush!'

  10. Shanna says:

    That's ALOT of ballet-booty-yoga (or whatever you call it) to do now!! Maybe your new friend will let her dog take you for a nice walk to get rid of all of the crispy chocolaty thingies.

  11. Teresa says:

    I make sure the candy I buy is from varieties I don't like. That way the kids get it. Chocolate is too much temptation during deployments, especially 3 Musketeers. I never could eat just one!!!!!!!!!!!!

  12. Diana says:

    hehehe, since I walked with my child and therefore nobody was home, I decided to take my candy in a basket with us, with the intention to pass it out…well, while walking some of them got emptied somehow, there were so many empty wrappers…oh well, I guess I ate them.