#sweets

When I was a kid we used to have some sort of cake/tart and a piece of chocolate every Sunday morning when my parents drank a cup of coffee (and cake again in the evening) and ice cream after dinner. On other days a piece of candy every day when we came home from school and a dessert (yoghurt/"vla" which is a type of thin and often flavoured custard) every day after dinner.I wouldn't call sweets/candy desserts though. And in my experience cake is not generally eaten as a dessert but as a snack. If you say dessert people will probably assume you mean some kind of dairy product. Yoghurt, vla, ice cream, pudding, etc.
I still do the cake and the ice cream on Sunday though not as consistently as we used to. Dessert after dinner only if I feel like it which isn't very often. And I rarely eat sweets or chocolate these days. Growing up we definitely had more (homemade) dessert on holidays and special occasions, mainly because it was very holiday-specific and also took time and effort to make. Back then, confectionery-bought cakes had a reputation of being not very fresh, or made with dodgy ingredients (my mom still thinks that only lazy people buy cozonac instead of making it at home lol). Outside of that, my mom would sometimes make a tray of brownies, sponge cake or some crepes, nothing too complicated. During summer, ice cream and watermelon are a classic dessert after lunch. We also had chocolate, biscuits, candy etc at home but they were more like a sweet snack, not an actual dessert after a meal. Every day I have something sweet after dinner, usually a bar of chocolate or a hot chocolate. An actual dessert though like a brownie and ice cream or apple pie or something like that? I'll have that any time I go out to eat, am not super full after the main course, and other people want to get a dessert. So maybe like... once a month or so? Probably a bit less.
I don’t really have desserts unless guests are coming, but i have sweet snacks like chocolate, biscuits, etc a couple of hours after lunch so not sure if that counts. I love desserts though, especially ice cream and cheesecake. Every evening, but it’s usually something fairly healthy like fruit. Occasionally, we’ll have it with a little ice cream or custard; sometimes we’ll have something like a piece of cake or some sort of pudding (apple crumbles in winter are great). Most nights, though, it’s fresh fruit and perhaps a small biscuit with a pot of tea.
I haven’t eaten it since the last week in May. I lived 21 years and 11 months and suddenly I developed lactose intolerance. It really really sucks. I’m now 22 and it sucked I couldn’t even eat ice cream for my birthday back in June.

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Another bunch of questions💫

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Еще пачка вопросов 💫

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1. My most fun birthday was when there were many children invited and mom and dad ordered clown animators, it was a lot of fun with balloons, magic tricks, contests and gifts, sweets, later everyone remembered him for a long time, and clowns are not scary😄

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Моим самым прикольным днем рождения был, когда было много детей приглашено и мама с папой заказали аниматоров-клоунов, это было очень весело с шарами, фокусами, конкурсами и подарками, вкусняшками, позже все долго его вспоминали, да и клоуны не страшные😄

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2. You know, there are plans and goals, but not carefully planned, the path to goals can be different

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Вот знаешь, планы и цели имеются, но не тщательно спланированы, путь к целям бывает разный

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3. The loss of a person close in my opinion, but he was not close at all, he just analyzed everything, this person presented the very experience, played a good role in my life, thanks to him

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Потеря близкого по моему мнению человека, но он не фига был не близкий по итогу, просто все проанализировала, этот человек преподнес тот самый опыт, хорошую роль сыграл в моей дизни, спасибо ему

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Meine Stärke ist, dass ich mich in meiner Arbeit ständig entwickle, denn es gibt keine Obergrenze, wie sie sagen, und meine Schwächen, wie "Verlangen nach Süßigkeiten" und Aufschieben, kontrolliere und akzeptiere ich ruhig, ich liebe die Wissenschaft und erschaffe meine eigene "kleine meisterwerke"

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сильная сторона моя, в том что я все время развиваюсь в своей деятельности, ибо там как говорится нет потолка, да и свою слабость, как "тяга к сладкому" и прокрастинация я их спокойно контролирую и принимаю, люблю науки и создавать свои "маленькие шедевры"

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my strong point is that I develop all the time in my activity, because there is no ceiling, as they say, and my weakness, like "craving for sweets" and procrastination, I calmly control and accept them, I love science and create my own "little masterpieces" "

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Bubbles, coloring books, arts and crafts, playgrounds, baths, blanket forts, board games, finding four leaf clovers, lucky pennies. Most things honestly.
Playing on my gameboy while in comfy pajamas as the sun rises in the morning. It’s a nice start to the day.
The original Nintendo Entertainment System. The mario brothers series, zelda, bubble bobble, mega man 1-6, blades of steel, teenage mutant ninja turtles, the contra series, donkey Kong series, mike Tyson's punchout, and many many other oldies
Super Nintendo, I don't know why just that one, but I play it all the time. Even getting more teary eyed as Ibeat games like Lufia again and again through life.
Lamb chops. Back in the day, these were cheap, and my family would have them often for dinner (loin chops, that is, not forequarter). I love them, both because lamb is delicious, and because it gives me warm fuzzies thinking about my dad cooking loin chops for us.
Polish sausage, mashed potatoes, amd cabbage with carrots. My mom was good at cooking the cabbage and carrots just right; they had a just-cooked velvety bite with no mushyness and so much flavor. I've never been able to replicate it.
Spaghetti-o's with meatballs. Served at approximately 50% the temperature of the surface of the sun. Improves my mood in a way that nothing else can besides a heroic dose of THC. Which only inevitably leads back to Spaghetti-o's. Vicious cycle.
i loved sweets as a kid (not really candy or soda actually, but i have always loved chocolate, any kinds of cupcakes or cakes, ice cream, cheesecake, brownies, tarts, really any desserts haha) and i'm in my early 20s now and i have even more of a sweet tooth than i did as a kid! does anyone know if maybe my love of sugar will decrease as i get older...? i sure hope so lol.
Honestly, candy. I never really lost my taste for super sweet things, although I don't drink soda anymore. I often have to force myself not to buy it every week at the grocery store because I just don't have any self control when it comes to sweets.

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