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Goldfish Candy Dish: Love It or Hate It?
If you're fishing for compliments, you may want to check out this Goldfish Candy Dish ($27.99). It's made from thick walled glass and rests on your counter or desktop. I think it looks fun full of goldfish crackers, but other than that, it's not reeling me in.
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Let's Dish: What's Your Favorite Halloween Candy?
Half the fun of trick-or-treating is the bartering that takes place after you've gone door to door. I remember sitting on the kitchen floor with my siblings or friends and saying, "I'll trade you my Snickers for your Milky Ways." Besides Milky Way, I was especially fond of Nerds, Junior Mints, and Airheads.
Let's Dish: Growing Up, What Was Your Top Halloween Candy?
We never had much candy in my house when I was growing up, as my parents wanted to encourage us to eat healthy as much as possible. Every October, I would count down the days to Halloween, when I knew I'd be going trick-or-treating. I looked forward to all candy, but in particular, I loved Baby Ruth bars.
Off to Market: Candy Bowl
On Halloween night, no house should be without a special candy bowl. Whether it's a jack-o'-lantern bowl or a simple one you use all year long, a candy bowl is necessary to appease trick-or-treaters. To ensure that we are ready to feed the goblins and ghosts, let's head off to market in search of candy bowls.
Who Is Your Professional Idol?
I finally dished out $10 (well, $24 if you count my popcorn, candy and soda!) to see This Is It, and while it was fascinating to see Michael Jackson's backstage persona on the job, I was particularly struck by the awe his backup dancers had for him. The documentary opens with an emotional scene of the crew sharing their audition tales — shot before MJ's death — and throughout the film we see the chosen few standing stage left grooving to Michael's sound checks. It's clear from their tears, stories, and smiles that the dancers worship his professional history.
Lil Links: Sugardaddy Ken Is Rolling Out
- Mattel's got a new sugardaddy in Ken — ParentDish
- Colin Farrell welcomes son Henry — Celebrity Baby Blog
- Showing off pregnancy in magazines — CafeMom
- Karolína Kurková welcomes son Tobin Jack! — Celebrity Baby Scoop
- Mom and crying child booted from Southwest flight — MomLogic
- The pre-baby bucket list — Alpha Mom
- Remedies for dry and itchy skin — Health
- How to get rid of your Halloween candy — The Mommy Files
- Tips to be a happier mom — Parenting
Happy Halloween!
Whether you're doing the Monster Mash, trick-or-treating, or staying in and enjoying each other, we hope you have a fun and safe Halloween! Come back tomorrow and dish on what your wee ones wore for the spooky holiday. Better yet, upload your pictures of the cutie patooties in the Sugarbabies group over in the LilSugar Community.
What's Yummy This Week — YumSugar Weekly Recap
- Halloween vampires, sink your teeth into blood orange sorbet.
- Save money by learning how to make chicken cutlets.
- Check out all our favorite recipes for Halloween!
- Did you catch Natalie Portman as a guest judge on Top Chef?
- Invite some friends over for a blowout bash on All Hallows' Eve!
- Can you name these iconic dessert dishes?
- Take a minute to remember 10 nostalgic candies.
What Are Your Family Halloween Traditions?
Whether you're visiting the pumpkin patch, carving pumpkins, or trick-or-treating, most every family has some sort of Halloween tradition they follow year after year. Some do all or none of the above. As my children grow older, it is apparent that our once simple night of staying in and greeting neighborhood goblins is over and a long list of parties and candy collecting is ahead.
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