And ends up with a kiss

Sunday started not quite as happily as Saturday did. bunny_hugger had a second panel to host, explaining the hobby of letterboxing, and that was set for 11 am.

( Some of it was eating, some of it was seeing things, some of it was puppets, some of it was dancing, some of it was homework not yet done, Roofae. )

Well, just before bed, I did realize I'd overlooked something, and went over to the room where nimblesquirrel was staying, to give another little gift. I then failed to recognize nimblesquirrel, who'd deceived me by answering the door immediately. Well, that would happen. But I gave a small bag of Squirrel Nut Zippers, the candy, and that fairly closed out the night. nimblesquirrel had not been aware of the name as anything other than a band, which is a pretty normal state of affairs.

Trivia: In 1847, Boston confectioner Oliver R Chase patented a lozenge cutter, which appears to be the first American candy machine. Source: Sweets: A History Of Temptation, Tim Richarson.

Currently Reading: Triumph: The Untold Story Of Jesse Owens And Hitler's Olympics, Jeremy Schaap.

PS: Ted Baxter and the Binomial Distribution, an anecdote with a word problem.