Finally Broke 40 MPH reading on my Garmin Bike Candy by jbernstein01 at Garmin Connect - Details.
The wind was directionally good so I had to take advantage. Got to 42.6 mph a record for me.
A great way to get ready for Halloween Candy.
Covered Bridges Ride 2011 Metric by jbernstein01 at Garmin Connect - Details.
A great way to burn 2,150 calories and justify more snacks and candy.
Grand Fundo Metric Now I can Enjoy Some Wholesale Candy
JB Metric 3 by jbernstein01 at Garmin Connect - Details.
Wrigley 5 Gum has been in questionable supply for months now. Dates in the stores were getting old, fresh dates hard to come buy. However, the situation seems to be getting worse faster than better. We all know it’s a commodity market and active for sure. Has anyone else experienced supply shortages for Wrigley 5 Gum?
Well today as I was sitting and relaxing my girl friend gave me this look like wtf you going to lay on the couch all day? It was a late night. So at any rate I got even and we went for a 55 mile bike ride. Just enough to burn some calories so we could afford some salty snacks potato chips as we shopped in the market for dinner.
The history of Orbit gum dates as far back as 1944, when Wrigley shipped all production of other gum varieties to the Armed Forces overseas for the troops to enjoy. With the other brands off the market, Wrigley created Orbit, but discontinued it once the war was over and Juicy Fruit, Wrigley’s Spearmint and Doublemint returned home. Thirty years later in 1976, Orbit came back…but not in the United States. It was introduced to Germany, Switzerland and Holland. Orbit did eventually make its way back around to the United States in 2001 with the introduction of Spearmint and Wintermint flavors, and the US came to rely on the gum for that “Just Brushed Clean Feeling.”
Promoting a Candy Store by connecting through social media is a interesting and at times challenging way to promote the business. This post started in The Candy News Blog on 8/13/2011 at 8:37. Let's see where it goes.