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Here we are tangled deep in the midst of Old Man Winter's beard, trudging onward through the cold, muddy, leafless gray of February. The bright cheer of Christmas is become a faint memory, and the first greep shoots and Easter daffodils of Spring are months away, far off in the future. What better time could there be to warm the heart with thoughts of romance and love?
Valentine’s Day is coming up right around the corner; that mid-Winter splash of pink and red, of warm sweet thoughts, roses and chocolate and UPS packages from Victoria's Secret. Looking for a little dainty your special someone might like?
Anyone in the world can get a nice box of truffles from a respected confectionery giant such as Godiva. Only a very few will taste these handmade truffles from Bonnie Blake Moore. By a special, personal*request, Eve Willis has acquired a small quantity of these freshly handmade, scrumptious and eye-pleasing goodies for her Rare Finds antique and gift shop in Washington.
The truffles come with Bailey’s Irish Cream, Grand Marnier, Raspberry and Mint fillings, and you can get various samplings for as little as eight dollars. The one that will knock her socks off, though, is the Ultimate Box. Its an ornately crafted fine dark chocolate box, filled with twenty or so rich, freshly handmade truffles.
It's a bit more, but you definitely get a few extra
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