We receive these gourmet chocolates every year from our good friend, Katherine Artines. It arrives in a specially wrapped box – Eileen and I open the box together. I usually take photos of the process. We are, after all, unwrapping art!
We usually gasp in delight as we look at the delicacies—decorated with stripes, speckles and glazes beyond comprehension.
Eileen: “Can I eat one yet?”
Denise: “No. Not yet. Let me take a couple more photos!”
After I snap a half dozen photos, we agree it’s time to eat.
But first we examine the chocolate manual. Not that we could choose the wrong chocolate—but it’s fun to read the descriptions for each chocolate.
We each enjoy a chocolate and agree to exercise self-control. After all, it’s the Christmas season and we must spread the calories over time! I hid the box on my desk under a pile of papers. I went for lesser grade chocolates to satisfy my need—and opted to save the gourmets for those special moments when I felt I had really ‘earned’ a chocolate.
Well, needless to say, I just couldn’t eat the chocolates. They were too pretty. Too delectable. Too delightful for a mere Denise to enjoy casually on a Tuesday afternoon at work. A Wednesday is too ordinary. Fridays are festive but can I really justify a chocolate? Even Eileen was doing a great job of exercising self-control. I did share a chocolate with my coworker Sam, but not before taking a photo, of course.
Time passed and I was quite pleased with my ability to ration the treasured chocolates. But one day I decided I had earned a chocolate for all my self-control. That’s when I made an important, but sad discovery….
One chocolate was showing signs of loneliness. It had a small crack.
“Our chocolates!”, I gasped.
I examined the others. I reached for a chocolate and saw it was a little delicate to the touch—especially with my office being kept so warm for the winter.
I realized an important lesson that plagues me and might also plague you:
Gifts are meant to be enjoyed! Don’t put them on a shelf to admire them – use them!
Material Objects
This can be directed toward embroidery machines, embroidery designs, fabric and other supplies. All these things should be used and enjoyed. Use that special fabric you purchased. Use those beautiful embroidery designs. Otherwise, you miss an opportunity to find happiness and fulfillment by creating something one-of-a-kind, new and beautiful.
Skills & Talents
And of course, this can be expanded to more than material things. Consider your own talents and skills—these are gifts! Put them to use for the benefit of others as well as yourself! You’ll find that you’ll be happier when you are productively using your talents.
Practice!
Plus, by taking the approach of using your talents regularly, you are practicing your skills—which over time, will improve! I think you’ll agree— that’s better than hiding your talents and not developing them!
No Regrets!
By the end of the year you’ll look back with pride at how well you used your time and gifts.
January is behind us and often by this time, our good intentions of self-improvement for the New Year have gone by the wayside. But don’t lose heart. Try again and keep trying. Start stitching with your embroidery machine. Pick up a new skill by reading Designs in Machine Embroidery, Eileen’s Machine Embroidery Blog or the Designs Plus Newsletter. Gather your inspiration, some determination and begin! (And enjoy some chocolate!)
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Valerie csmith
6 years agoA week–maybe a little less
Cynthia Wentworth
6 years agoLife is like a box of chocolates! They don’t last long at my house.
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Olga
6 years agoI have learned that lesson a few times. Sadly, it didn’t stick the first time around. But now there is no setting aside anything to use for a special occasion. I put my feet on the floor today, and managed to get out of bed and function, therefore bring out the good china, the crystal, the silver. Those special shoes, or that beautiful piece of jewelry. If you have something that you treasure, you should use it, enjoy it, and experience that joy every time.
Barb
6 years agoYou are so right. When I was a kid,my mom wouldn’t let me wear those special gifts. I had to SAVE them. By the time I got to wear them, I had out grown the beautiful dresses. It got passed down to my cousin, who wore to play in.
Enjoy everyday as your last. God bless.
Denise Holguin
6 years agoBarb,
So very true! That reminds me– I better start wearing my pretty dresses too!
Denise
Jennifer Wheatley Wolf
6 years agoI can keep a box of gourmet chocolates until the last one has been eayen. 🙂
susie mackenberg
6 years agoI open a box of chocolates right away! I have no self control. Also if I don’t like the selection, I put it back in the box…my husband will eat anything!!!
Ann
6 years agoI currently have a box of one of my favorite chocolates in a drawer in my sewing room. I’ve had it a couple of weeks. Surprisingly there are still a few pieces left. Normally I am not that disciplined sad to say. Chocolate is one of my downfalls. Excuse me now while I go have some chocolate.
Dee Dickerson
6 years agoIn my house,between hubby and dog,I have to hide and ration the chocolate. I have learned to be selective about chocolate.. As Denise indicated, I let them have the lesser grade chocolate and I savor the special chocolates.
Raylene
6 years agoI eat dark chocolate for medicinal purposes only. Just trying to stay healthy!
Denise Holguin
6 years agoRaylene,
We must have read the same health reports!
Denise
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6 years agoI cannot hold onto a box of chocolates. Unless we are talking about an empty box!
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6 years agoA box of gorgeous chocolates are to be enjoyed. I like to take a piece out and pinch off small bits little by little until it is gone. Enjoying every morsel. It makes it last and oh what a pleasure it is, but even at this a box doesn’t last long.
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Belinda Germain
6 years agoI LOVE chocolate, and my daughter often buys a box of sixteen Godiva truffles for me at Christmas. They are special so I eat one each week until they are gone. They are a special treat!
Sandy
6 years agoNot long – but I would guess about 2 weeks tops (depending on the size of the box, of course).
nancy drake
6 years agoDepends on the size of box how long it takes me to finish it. I don’t really hold on to them. Learned to enjoy things as they come after the death of first child.
Danie Duchesne
6 years agoI am a complete chocoholic. I need my daily dose. I have chocolate hidden at my desk at the office, in my bedroom, in the kitchen and the dining room. How long a box would last? It only depend on where I hide it and whether or not I have another plank that needs to be visited, but usuakly, it would not last long!
Ellen
6 years agoAs long as I don’t take a bite I can keep it for a month. But once I break down and have a bite, they are gone within the week. I have no self control with chocolate.
Karin C
6 years agoYou’re supposed to ration chocolate? Who knew! I’ve been known to lick the top of the hershey’s syrup bottle when I’ve been out of everything else. No, not something I’m especially proud of, but, hey, a girl’s gotta do what a girl’s gotta do, right? Chocolate, of any sort, doesn’t last long at our house, what can I say.
Denise Holguin
6 years agoKarin,
I love that visual! During the holidays I purchased a couple bags of chocolate chips with the intention of baking cookies. But I quickly decided to skip the baking part (too much trouble!) and just munch on the chips!
Denise
Sue Winnie
6 years agoSmall bag like m m s gone one day. Kisses 2weeks but my husbands the chocolate man.
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Susan
6 years agoIf there is chocolate in the house I can not leave it alone. I have very little willpower. 3 days max
Beth R
6 years agoHow long I can hold onto a box of chocolates depends on what kind they are – dark chocolate with crème mint … won’t last a couple of days!
Diane Willey
6 years agoNot very long – no willpower when candy is involved – would be gone within a week! 🙂
Mary S
6 years agoThe minute it is in my hand, it is opened and tasted.
Dawn Miller
6 years agoIt might last a few days cause once it’s open it just calls me to eat it! It’s too good not to
Judy graczyk
6 years agoThose beautiful chocolates might last longer then great tasting not so pretty ones. Just too cute not to savor.
Casie
6 years agoI keep a box of good quality chocolates in my sewing room in a drawer that I don’t open all the time so I have to actually look for them to find them. It allows me to keep a box for several weeks, savoring one piece at a time.
Nancy
6 years agoI don’t eat much candy but when I get a box of turtles For Valentines Day i eat it all in one day yum, yum
Terry senko
6 years agoI loved this post! What a wonderful and wise message. I can keep chocolates for weeks if they’re out of sight. But if I see them, I eat them.
Carolyn Hauber
6 years agoUsually they last a week. All those calories that I can’t aford!
Paula Hendrickson
6 years agothey disappear before my very eyes, and I still wonder how I’ve eaten them all
Denyse Rose
6 years agoChocolate is my downfall. I got a big red heart box filled with chocolates for one Valentine’s Day. I ate them all very quickly. In memory of them, I made my own chocolates out of felt, embellishing with sequins and beads with a big red bow on the box. Now, when I need a chocolate, I pull out the red box with the big red bow and stare at all my ‘felt’ chocolates and remember how very exceptional the real ones were! Not as tasty, but the calorie count isn’t as high!
Ruth Gregg
6 years agoThat is a wonderful idea! Chocolate doesn’t last long around me. A new box is eaten with limiting myself to 2 a day. A friend taught me to put it in my mouth and let it melt, don’t chew! If you let it melt, you can savour it a little longer! Have you tried the chocolates with the liquor inside? Mmmm
Lynn
6 years agoIf they have raspberries in them, the box will never be eaten.
Karen
6 years agoPerhaps a week or two at best…..depends also on who is around to share with….
Kathy Prather
6 years agoBelieve it or not I have actually had to throw away chocolate that has been around too long. I totally love chocolate but I tend to hang on to it to have at special times. Kind of like you described!! My kids and grandkids don’t understand it!! My daughter actually threw away some chocolate that had been around for 2 years!!
ALI CE CORNELSON
6 years agoI am one who can’t eat just one. I tried using them for motivation…. as I hear them calling me throughout the day. I try setting goals- one for after I finish a project. Reality sets in and then I moved my goal up to after I finished a big part of the project, that did not last long sew I set another shorter goal until I could only hold out for “as soon as I finish this seam.” Box is usually empty before I finish the project.
Linda Epting
6 years agoI try to only eat one a day
Patti K
6 years agoWe don’t wait at our house!! We so seldom have such delicacies that when we do get some, we dig right in! 🙂
Nancy Glisson
6 years agoNot long! Chocolate is my downfall.
Diane Bowman
6 years agoI approach a box of chocolates with total abandon
Anne Marie Reilly
6 years agoA gourmet box of chocolates would probably last a week in my house. I love good chocolate!
Anne Marie Reilly
6 years agoA gourmet box of chocolates would last about a week in my house. Good chocolate is one of my favorite things.
Paula Freeman
6 years agoWhen I get my valentine gourmet chocolate I only eat 1 a day and I enjoy every bite. 🙂
Darlene Bares
6 years agoMy weakness! A good chocolate I have to eat the 1st one right away but eat it slowly to enjoy that rich, smooth, textured flavor. Saying all the whole time, Hmmm, Awe, Yum. LOL. It would be hard to share but last maybe a week.
Judi J
6 years agoI call myself a “chocolate-holic”. If I am given a box of chocolates, I do read the information to eat the dark (healthy) ones first but then go for the rest. I try to save the box for a week or a few days by putting it in our “candy drawer”(out of sight–out of mind).This candy drawer has been around for the last 27 years. Even my daughter’s grown friends will walk in the house and go right to it & find candy there.
Valerie Gwara
6 years agoChocolates don’t last long in my house. If I have a great deal of self control (ha!) a 1lb box MAY last a week
Bonnie Gray
6 years agoNot very long in this house! Maybe 2 or 3 days if we are very good at controlling our cravings!
Sandy D
6 years agoI have no self control when it comes to chocolates. I nibble till they are gone… No saving them for special achievements.
Saundra Romanus
6 years agoI would have to hide them from myself. No self-control when it comes to chocolate!
Lynda Case
6 years agoMaybe a week with help from my hubby.
Lex Appel
6 years agoNo chocolate hoarding here, breakfast, lunch, & dinner!
Royce Zook
6 years agoNot long at all, after my wife discovers them.
Jennifer P
6 years agoMy chocolate lasts as long as there are pieces of candy in the box. I mete it out one per day, which, believe me, is a struggle to make it last that long! Self control with a bit of decadence.
Nancy McNally
6 years agoI reward myself one a day. So depending on the chocolate box if there are 24 pieces, it lasts 24 days. Some days are harder than others to keep to one!
Carolyn
6 years agoOh Dear, I should not admit this, but I do not eat chocolate. I do not like chocolate. I am a strange, but wonderful woman! However, I must HIDE chocolate from my husband!
Denise Holguin
6 years agoCarolyn,
I have a cousin who doesn’t like chocolate either. Whenever I volunteer to bring dessert for a meal I discover all sorts of new and exciting dessert options that don’t involve chocolate– and they taste good! 😉
Denise
Karen
6 years agoIf it is milk chocolate I will not eat it. Dark chocolate I eat 1 a day.
Kathy C
6 years agoI try to limit myself to one or two a day, since they are so special!
JudiC
6 years agoI have never seen such a beautiful box of chocolates. If I hid them in my sewing room they might last a week or so, but if I shared with hubby they would be gone in a weekend, 4 sure <3
Gina Piazza
6 years agoOnly until there is someone with my to share them with!
Becky
6 years agoI hold onto the box way too long for similar reasons to what you mentioned. I, too, have returned to chocolates that would have been much better when fresh. Unfortunately, I do the same with fabric, etc. Your blog was a good inspiration for me. Thank you.
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6 years agoI try REALLY hard to only have 1 a day. I am working on losing weight, but ONE a day shouldn’t hurt…..right???
Pat
6 years agoI live alone and one of the worse things about that is – – there is no one to blame when the chocolates disappear. (That goes for my good scissors and other tools as well.)
I try to make it last by eating 2 or three per day. That works for the first and possibly the second day and then – I finish it because my mommy always told me to clean my plate.
Geeze, I cannot get a break at all❣
Pat
6 years agops: I will even eat the ones I don’t like, that is crazy too.
Sue H
6 years agoI can eat chocolate any time but Fannie May is my ultimate treat. Several times a year I go to the shop and pick out my favorite dark chocolate pieces. Instead of getting a box, I have them put in one of their paper bags loose. When I get home they go in the freezer in the basement. That is the only way I can ration them. It depends on how many pieces I bought in the first place how long the bag lasts but sometimes it is several weeks. Every frozen bite is more special than my “every day” chocolate and I never know which piece I will pull out blindly – a pleasant surprise.
Janice Goulart
6 years agoI’m just thinking what a great quilt the second photo would make!
I have absolutely no self control when it comes to gOod chocolate so everyone knows NOT to give me candy.
I learned my lesson about enjoying the good things in life when my grandmother died at age 98 with a closet full of nice clothing which she had received as gifts over many years. She was saving it all for just the right occasion.
Jackie Peters
6 years agoI love chocolate! I would slowly have the first one and then go back often until it is gone. 3 to 4 days would do it!
Jessie Fyfe
6 years agoIf it is my very favorite chocolate covered caramels from Wockenfuss Chocolates, they don’t last very long at all because I can’t afford a whole box!
I usually buy a box of Cello’s chocolate covered cherries and my husband and I enjoy them well into March!
Kathy
6 years agoIf you ask my husband-I do hold onto a box of chocolates too long-this year I will eat them faster as they do taste better fresh
Berenice
6 years agoChocolate never lasts long here. Four females and one chocolate-crazy man!! My mother-in-law orders boxes of Fannie May for us every year (we are Southern Cali See’s fans), but it never makes it from Christmas to New Year Day. I buy the warehouse store sized bags of kisses and chips before Thanksgiving and have learned to get two. One for their snacking and one that will actually be used in baking! Also we have learned that no one here likes the fruit flavored nougat. Give me solid chocolate any time, well maybe a butterscotch square or two would be good too!
Cindy Masek
6 years agoNow – maybe 2 weeks. But I had better control – or at least intent when I was a child. I divided out my Halloween candy to last until Christmas (but my mom told me in Dec to throw it away soon so I ate it up), Christmas candy to last to Valentines Day – I think I succeeded, Valentines Day to Easter – and succeeded here too! – and Easter until swimming season where I’d buy a piece every day, but I don’t think there was much candy involved with Easter, so it didn’t make it. The saddest time of year would be after the pool closed until Halloween. Did I mention my Mom often ate off a bit of mt easter bunny some years! Lol! My brother bought her 52 Hershey Bars one year too leave our bunnies alone – needless by that time we were old enough we really didn’t care – if we every really did!
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6 years agoWithin a week easily. That’s all the restraint I can muster for good chocolate
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6 years agoI’m guilty. Not of the chocolate part, but of my talents/gifts part. This blog really ministered to me today. I have so many beautiful fabrics, designs and even machines but for some reason I’ve been “stuck”. I haven’t touched the embroidery machine since Christmas. I don’t know why. Somehow I haven’t felt the energy or confidence to just get back in there (a pleasant sewing room!) and start a new project no matter how small. Sometimes my hobby is a struggle and I’ve become discouraged by it. But, you have made me see from another perspective what a shame it is to waste the time and resources that I have as well as an opportunity to encourage someone else with something pretty. Nothing lasts forever, not even me. I’m no longer young. I’ll start something today. Thank you for the encouragement!
Denise Holguin
6 years agoBarb,
Thank you for sharing your story! I’ll tell you a secret… I considered deleting the chocolate blog post instead of publishing it! I didn’t think it was very relevant and I feared no one would read it or find it useful! Guess we have both learned something in this process!
Go off to your sewing room and start stitching something beautiful! Keep me posted on your progress! dholguin@dzgns.com
Denise
Jan
6 years agoIt depends on HOW good it is. I have NO willpower for great chocolate. So, if it is absolutely DELICIOUS, maybe 1-2 days tops.
beth
6 years agoI have no willpower, so I guess it would be maybe two days, then I go in and eat.
Melissa R
6 years agoI have a secret fetish for Godiva dark chocolate bars with raspberry filling. And I eat just 1 square of them at a time, often stashing the rest in my underwear drawer because I figure no one will find them there! I finally went one day to my get my well-earned square after a couple months of hoarding, to discover that my son had actually found them earlier…and eaten them all!!!! Only the wrappers were left… I didn’t even see him with chocolate on his face. Quite good for a preschooler! lol
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6 years agoAbout a week.
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6 years agoI love chocolates but oly eat a piece every ow and then.
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6 years agoI can keep a box of chocolates for a week or so if my hubby doesn’t find it. I found your blog intriguing. I have recently used a home decor fabric I had held onto for 3 years waiting for inspiration. Then I got a good look at the ratty foot stool (foot rest?) in my family room. I draped the fabric on the foot stool marked 4 seams, sewed them, tacked it on a voila! A million dollar, knockout stool. I love it. I am now shopping for am new sofa to live up to it! Your bit about the “special” jewelery, and dresses hit home. I like dressing up. I am out gonna start dragging out the special stuff.
Denise Holguin
6 years agoBrenda,
I loved your comment! I’m very excited to hear about the upgraded foot stool, a new sofa in your future and you seizing the opportunity to dress up in your finest. And it’s only February! Imagine all the transformation that will take place the rest of the year! Hurray!
Denise
Linda
6 years agoWhen I get a box of chocolates I try to only have one piece per day. That way I can enjoy them longer. I don’t always have the willpower to do it though.
Shirley Mangold
6 years agoi usually eat one chocolate a day until they are all gone. Of course I always start with the Doyle chocolate melt away.
Shanon Davis
6 years agoCheap milk chocolate will last until there is white bloom on it! Dark chocolate on the other hand….
sue cleek
6 years agoWell since I love caramel, the ones with caramel get eaten immediately. The rest wait a long time to be eaten!
Debe
6 years agoNot long once the plastic or seal have been broken, but it depends what kind they are, also. Favorites are eaten very quickly!
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6 years agoI bought a box of fancy chocolates in case I needed a quick hostess gift for the holidays. About a week after I bought them I had a late night urge for chocolate. Thank goodness I did because a white film had formed on the candy and I would have been embarrassed had I used them for their intended purpose. Thank goodness for late night cravings.
Sherry Peterson
6 years agoOh my! Chocolate! My all time favorite, the FDA needs to make this one of the required food groups! Chocolate never lasts long around here, it would be lucky to last a couple of days!
Melinda
6 years agoMy husband will give me a box of See’s candy, with all my favorites hand packed in the box. Somehow, a couple of his favorite chocolates get packed in there as well. Mine will be gone in no time, where he has some self control. I would say less than a week.
I will start to look at my stash of laces, fabric, buttons, etc., as my favorite chocolates to motivate me to create something special with them!
Heidi Halvorson
6 years agoI once went 3 whole weeks without chocolate or soda….soda was no problem but the dark chocolate had my name on it!!! Never went back to soda but my yes, CHOCOLATE is a must!
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6 years agoIf it’s my favorite See’s Chocolates, it’s gone in a week. While I can’t stay away from them, I eat each piece slowly, savoring each piece, and relive special memories from my younger days when a piece of chocolate was a treasure to enjoy.
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