All I was doing was using Google to look up “doughnuts” vs. “donuts”. Is it a Canadian vs. American spelling thing? I am a plain sort of guy so I like to use the term donut. Just like I use the term “check” instead of “cheque”.
And now, after looking up check vs. cheque, I see that this is a Canadian vs. American thing. Well actually a British vs. American thing, but Canadians are just British-lite.
Anyhow …
As I was innocently looking up the two different spellings of the word donut, so that I can tell you all about how I am beaten down every morning by my 2-year-old to buy him a donut with sprinkles as the only way to get him out of the house so that I’m not late for work …. AGAIN. As I was looking up this cute and innocent bit of information the very first thing that Google gave me was this:
https://www.gloryholedoughnuts.com/
That’s right. A little establishment in downtown Toronto called “Glory Hole Doughnuts”. Their motto: “What Creams Are Made Of”.
This is a real donut, I mean doughnut, shop. Selling real donuts. Doughnuts. Whatever. Surely there’s a way to incorporate “nuts” into all of this, but I’m not even going to try.
DRAGONE out.
My bribe of choice was Timbits. I got the 10 pack because I was economical, and then after distributing 1 to each child for good behaviour, I ate the rest myself as a stand against childhood obesity. Don’t ever say I never make sacrifices for my kids 😉
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ha ha we went for the timbits this morning. I gave him 2, before breakfast! I got in big trouble for that.
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You guys have donuts AND coffee. I’m there. Later Merika, lol.
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morning coffee, my favourite time of day
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Mourning coffee and donuts sounds better.
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