Thin Mints are like crack

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Okay, I've never had crack and never will but I think Girl Scout cookies have a similar affect on people.

Today at lunch, I sat near an assortment of girl scout cookies that a co-worker brought in to sell for her daughter. In the past, I can eat 2 or 3 cookies and put the box down. Co-workers were amazed I have that type of control. However by the time lunch was over, I was scrounging through my purse so I can buy one box of Thin Mints. Good thing I have a bus pass or else I would not have change for my commute home!

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