Another in my occasional series, The A to Z of The Laughing Housewife.
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M is for…?
If you don’t know, you really haven’t been here long.
The rest of you, send me some M and I’ll write nice things about you.
If my over-stuffed chubby fingers can use the keyboard once I’m done.
[…] M was, of course, for Maltesers, as most of my many musers managed to mention in the comments. […]
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I am a little fat. I like food; what can I say? I have dull hair: mousey. I don’t wear much make-up and have no need of a dressing table. If I look like a bag lady, I chose my own clothes. If I look nice, the Hub picked them for me. Despite all this, I am a little vain. This photograph is from 2003. I had to go back that far to find one of me that I liked. But I don’t really care: my husband still thinks I’m beautiful and if he doesn’t, he loves me enough to lie about it. I’m lucky. I have two boys. They never lie to me. Still, you can't have everything.
The Laughing Housewife 
M is for Mother
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It may well be, but it’s not what I was thinking of 🙂
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M is for Malted Milk balls and M & Ms? They make my fingers overstuffed and chubby too! *LOL*
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The answer is in yesterday’s post (sorry, I’m late replying to comments).
But I like yours!
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MALTESERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Easy.
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I haven’t been here long enuf …. but I sure am curious…..
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M&M’s? 😆
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I can’t remember if I’ve told you, but in the USA we call them Malted Milk Balls. I quite like the name Maltesers much better. It has a better “ring” to it. We have no imagination over here.
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Considering they were invented by an American (Mister Mars), why on earth did he give them such a mundane name at home and a yummy one in Europe?
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Malteasers
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You wouldn’t want the kind of Malteasers they sell at our store. How about a delicious MEAL of peas and chicken parts? Dianne
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…which parts…?
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Tilly, I know, I know. I pay attention to what you like and dislike. Maltesers which aren’t found in the U.S and our Malted Milk Balls aren’t quite the same. I hope that you are enjoying a few as I type this and later on you are enjoying a few more as you read this.
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I haven’t had any in weeks 😦 That’s probably why I’m obsessing about them.
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Muffins?! Mojitos?! Marzipan?! 😉
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You’ve made no secret of your love of Maltesers…but I just love M & Ms…plain and peanut! 🙂
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Hi, Tilly B. Obviously, M is for Maltesers!
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Maltesers!!!!!!!!!
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I can’t even begin to guess, Tilly. 😆
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I suspect you are not really trying…
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Teehee 🙂
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M is for money~
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M’s for many of ’em!
See what I did there, Tilly..? 😉 Oh, OK…
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That one was so easy, it almost seems like you should have to do another entry for that letter 🙂 But maybe no other M words can get past that one….
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To hear is to obey…
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I send you some … Marabou chocolate all the way from Sweden … the chocolate with .. loads of MMmmmmmm – http://www.marabou.se/marabou/page?PagecRef=1 – I know you would love it!
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You are sweet 🙂
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Malteser – I don’t need to sen you, becuase I know you have a cupboard full. *smile
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For several years now I have thought after reading you posts that there was only one word in the English language that started with M…MALTESERS.
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Er, what’s that favorite candy of yours? M&Ms? Er, Mars? Nope? How about Mounds? Milk Duds, Milky Way? Still not? Oh, for Pete’s sake I give up! Now, where did I put my bag of Maltesers? Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm…
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Why aren’t you as round as me?
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Haha, I think I don’t find enough time in the day to eat! And I got the lean genes from my father. I never knew him but that’s one thing I’m grateful for.
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Easy peasy – Maltesers!
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Aren’t you tired of those already? Try S for Smarties will ya! 😉
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N for NEVER! 😀
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