O is for Obsession #AtoZChallenge

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O is for obsession.

Here is a song titled Obsession by Animotion. It is from 1984, the year David and I got married.

I remember a perfume titled Obsession that came out what seems like a hundred years ago now. It was by Calvin Klein. It is available on Amazon. I didn’t know it was even still in existence.

 

At the moment, I think it would be safe to say that I am obsessed with nature photography and genealogy/family history research. An old obsession has also come back for a visit: cake decorating! I look forward to being able to pursue that again. See this post to read about the book that woke this passion back up in me.

What are your obsessions?

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Have a blessed day, y’all!

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About Suzanne Gunter McClendon

I am a South Carolina native, but have been living on the Texas Gulf Coast for 17 years now. David and I have been married for almost 38 years. Our children are grown. We have two grandchildren and one on the way. I try to learn something new every day. My obsession is genealogy/family history research.
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15 Responses to O is for Obsession #AtoZChallenge

  1. ghostmmnc says:

    That’s a great song! I remember it. I don’t think I’ve ever smelled the Obsession perfume, though.

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  2. joey says:

    Great tune! I was kinda rockin out like I was 11 again 🙂
    I had a Calvin Klein Obsession ad on my mirror in college — cause man abs 😉

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  3. Vanessence says:

    I remember that song, and that perfume! I used to do cake decorating too, where I worked as a teen. Right now, my obsession is soap, and coolness of cool, I can also use cake decorating techniques with soap! Boo-yah! lol

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    • Wow, definitely a win-win there! How long did you do cake decorating? Did you do it just for family or as a business/job?
      I think it is great that you can make soap. 🙂
      Have a blessed day!

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      • Vanessence says:

        No, I was a young woman (late teens early twenties) and worked at an ice cream store where I made cakes for customers. Then, of course, I did it for loved ones also. 🙂

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        • I think it would be great to work at an ice cream parlor, although I’d be bigger than a house by the time I moved on. 🙂
          Were these ice cream cakes or regular cakes?
          Have a blessed night.

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          • Vanessence says:

            Oh no, they were ice cream cakes. 🙂 Many were a blend of cake+ice cream, and some were just ice cream, but none were just cake.

            Blessings back, sweetie! hugs

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          • Cool. I bet they were yummy, too. I love ice cream and I love cake and I love them together. 🙂 I wonder, living where I do, how on earth an ice cream cake would ever make it to the party or home without melting? Even with an ice chest, it seems it would melt as hot as it gets down here.
            Have a blessed day, my friend. 🙂

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          • Vanessence says:

            For people who were traveling more than a few minutes, we would pack dry ice around their dessert so it wouldn’t melt on the way. 🙂

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          • Maybe we need to get that to pack in our car. Our A/C blower isn’t working in the car and yesterday it was 93-98 degrees as we drove through Houston. Very hot, which I think makes folks drive even more insanely. 🙂
            I’m glad you folks had a way to keep their cakes from melting. Have a blessed evening. 🙂

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