On Friday after work, I popped into Hit to grab somethings. Saturday was Arts Fest at school and I volunteered to make a cake for the PTA table. That's the Parent-Teacher Association for those of you not in the know.

The cake I wanted to make requires: yogurt, sugar, eggs and vanilla among other things. Anyhow while picking up vanilla flavoring I saw that there was also kozunak flavoring. I bought that too.

I mean, what is kozunak flavor?

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The thing is after deciding to by kozunak favoring a number of other unexpected things also found their way into my basket.  Wine, a <a href="http://www.karolinkabulgaria.com/2011/04/28/sometimes-its-the-little-things/" target="_blank">Ritter Sport chocolate bar</a>, brie, bagel chips.  Then my entire walk home to Mladost 1A I cursed the fact that I thought I should buy flour, wine, yogurt, other heavy things and eggs.

I also considered making a new rule: only shop with a list.

Luckily the eggs made it home in one piece and the cake that I decided to make, a yogurt cake with bittersweet chocolate frosting, turned out great. The cake was a hit--it was sold by the slice in about an hour.

Not bad, not bad at all.