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A Wedding Anniversary Gift

You have seen that old list a million times. One anniversary year's gift is paper, another is silver, and still another is wood, and gold, and on and on. Why can't you keep up with those facts? Because the stuffy old tradition is exceedingly boring!

But never fear, for chocolate is here! And it is a wedding anniversary gift that is appreciated by the young and old alike. Just browsing in the mother of all chocolate collections, Chocolate.com, you will immediately see a plethora of thoughtful chocolate choices.

This Box of Assorted Truffles by Coco Luxe is double the pleasure, double the fun! Two pieces of each dessert flavor for the anniversary couple make this a double good choice. And check out the flavors of these truffles. How does gingerbread, German chocolate, devil’s food, after dinner mint and double cherry sound to your palate?

A gift basket is another winning wedding anniversary gift choice. Art of Appreciation creates this Sweet Wishes For You Gourmet Food Basket which is generous but still affordable. Contents include truffles, butter cookies, hot cocoa, Brie cheese spread, crackers and more. Who wouldn't enjoy this picnic on the occasion of the remembrance of their wedding day?

But what if you are young and just out of college? And poor as a church mouse in winter? And you need some quality chocolate for your spouse for your anniversary? But you can't let your heart take over and be irresponsible and blow the money for the rent? Never fear, Chocolate.com can come to your aid. Is this Large Squirtle just what you need? The goofy name coupled with the fab buttery, chewy caramel, and the toasted pecans, all covered with the richest dark chocolate will have you laughing and enjoying your little corner of chocolate heaven all evening long

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The scholarly researcher types at Duke University may think there is "No Such Thing as a Sweet Tooth," but no matter what you call it, in today's vernacular, "it is what it is." We know what we like and what will please those we love, and thank goodness Chocolate.com's online ordering process does not go through those misguided Blue Devils!

Father's Day - June 21, 2009

Who's in charge of the discipline hammer, the financial umbrella, and the glue that makes the whole family stick together? It's good old Dad, and Father's Day is an awesome chance for you to show him you really care. Are you fresh out of ideas for a gift this year? Then here is your number one hint: he really does not want another tie nor another pair of socks.

Give the good man some cookies to enjoy while he is sitting in his chair. This Deluxe Crocodile Tower comes with two boxes of cookies and a few brownies tossed in on the side. You know Dad would enjoy the guilty pleasure of not worrying about carbs, fat or calories for the day.

And guess what? His t-shirt drawer is stuffed full and won't close now, so who needs another goofy shirt? Give the Big Papa a big helping of Rocky Road Bark. Just think about who the favorite would be after these or other delicacies come to the door, fresh and straight from Chocolate.com.

Tools? Things for the grill? Now you know the last thing Dad wants to think about is more work after work. He wants to hold court like the king that he is, and enjoy himself by seeing all of his family subjects having a good time all around him for the day. So give him this Large Two and One-Half Pound Box of Chocolates aka Largest Box of Chocolates Ever Made, (not really) created by the award-winning chocolatiers at L' Artisan du Chocolat. There has to be a million pieces in the box (it's actually 100), and he will love giving out chocolates, and giving out chocolates, and never running out.

Now you have no excuse for forgetting Father's Day on June 21st. And if you aren't feeling generous, just think of all he's gone through for you, like this Dad's experience with his son's driving. In "Four Days And Counting," the author says, " I can report that in the first 96 hours he has had his driver's license, he has managed to go through three tanks of gas, run his battery down after leaving his headlights on, and even managed to pop his front right tire hitting a curb. I should open a tow truck business. Thank the Lord for Triple A."

Enough said. Your gift will be a really big "hit." Chocolate.com for Father's Day.