Hopefully I will find inspiration to write about.

Champagne-induced ramblings of a diva, in pursuit of everything fabulous. Without spilling her drink.
So I picked up this book at my grocery store last night. It’s called Skinny Bitchin’ by the authors of Skinny Bitch. I’ve never read Skinny Bitch, but something about Skinny Bitchin’ made me pick up the book and flip through it. It’s a journal with empowering quotes and challenges. So, I tossed it in my basket with my container of hummus, pita chips and toothpaste.
Here’s one of the challenges:
Make a list of people who have wronged you and write out the ways in which they did so. When you are done, try to see things from their point of view, and write in their defense.
I am going to have to think about this one. I have one person in particular that have wronged me many times, no matter how many times I forgave her.
I think, therefor I am.
One day, when I was channeling the Princess of Darkness (the explanation will be saved for a future post), my beloved asked me what he could do to banish my wicked mood.
“I want a cupcake.”
“What flavor?” he asked, puzzled by my request.
“I don’t care as long as it is pretty. I don’t want to eat it; I want to look at it.”
Yes, I really said that.
Within the hour, he returned with a bag from a bakery in hand. Inside was a chocolate mousse cupcake decorated with a tower of dark chocolate shavings and a chocolate lattice.
I contemplated its craftsmanship and then I devoured it. It was delish. Yes, life’s moment of decadence should be celebrated.
If and when I ever make it to Paris, my first stop will be the Ladurée patisserie. Their colourful macaroons are legendary.