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Banana Split Day Analysis

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Morning everyone! It 's National Banana Split Day so I 'm thinking sugar high to speed us through the day before Friday! Sweet memories remain with me of Misenheimer 's ice cream parlor where friends and I made quick work of a bowl of goodness like I posted above. Chocolate syrup, followed by pineapple was my favorite topping on that decadence. Such good times when life was a lark in contrast to life as an adult, which is tough work. Bet we agree on that, but would you agree that we should treat ourselves the way we did as kids! Stopping to smell the roses, munching chocolate, a dip in the pool, lunch with friends, inhaling the sweet fragrance of summer rain, reading, seeing a movie or taking a walk can all be a treats. Realize when you do

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