Title: Chocolate Phasers
Author: Debra Baschal
Universe: ATF
Characters: Vin, Josiah, Chris
Archive: Yes, Please.
Warnings: Don't play with electricity and water at the same time. It's a
shocking experience. Oh, for the story... Nope, None.
Rating: If it was a movie I'd say G since it isn't [and the industry's lawyers
felt they weren't making enough money...] I'll just say it suitable for
everyone.
Notes: The box they have on the Frazer site looks familiar. I wonder if it's
available either here in Oregon, California or back in Michigan? I wonder if
I've ever tried it? Although I do tend to stick with the 'family brand'
[According to my Mom we're distantly related to The Hershey family. However I
fear it's as distant as LA to Moscow] This came to me earlier tonight [or last
night since it's after 2:30 in the morning here. It's just a short piece, but I
hope it meets the requirements.
Standard Disclaimers [until I win the lottery]
Constructive and Positive Feedback welcomed.
Not Beated
Enjoy
Chocolate Phasers
By Debra Baschal
dbasch@ccountry.net
"Why would anyone want chocolate made with a phaser?" Vin wondered out
loud , a puzzled look on his face as he strolled into the Team 7 offices.
"Wouldn't that either destroy it or make it taste real nasty?"
"What are you talking about?" Josiah asked as Vin paused by his desk.
"Oh, I overheard Shephard and Cody from Team 4 talking about some type of
chocolate that's made with blue phasers. I don't know. That sounds as nasty as
using spinach to make spaghetti noodles." He replied shaking his head, his
face screwed up in a look of disgust.
"Blue phasers... Chocolate..." Josiah murmured thoughtfully. Suddenly
his expression cleared. "Of course. They aren't referring to chocolate made
by using blue phasers. They were probably talking about Fazer Blue chocolate.
That's the name. It's from Finland and is suppose to be one of the best
chocolates in the world." He explained.
"Not one of the best, Finnish Fazer Blue Chocolate is THE best chocolate in
the world." Chris stated emphatically as he paused next to Vin.
"How do you know that, Chris?" Josiah asked, interested as to how his
boss had come in contact with the European treat.
"My mother's parents were Finnish. Her last name was Metso. They had
immigrated to the US back in the early '30s, but Grandpa's brother still lived
there in Turku. Each year, till he died back in '84, Uncle Manu would send
everybody either a couple of bars or a 1/2lb box of Frazer Blue for Christmas.
It depended on how old you were." His eyes closed at the memory. "I
can still taste it."
"Sounds like it's a good memory." Vin commented.
Chris grinned. "I may never have met Uncle Manu, but we wrote and sent
gifts back and forth until his death. I still send my cousin Anna a Christmas
card every year. Yeah, they are good memories."
"So how do we go about getting some of this fantastic chocolate,
Cowboy?" Vin asked, a wheedling tone in his voice.
Chris shrugged as if it was easy an easy answer. "I've got the web site on
my computer at home. I'll e-mail it to you if I remember." He replied as he
headed for his office.
"Ain't nice to tease a body about forgetting chocolate, Cowboy." Vin
pretended to rant. "A fella might discover that that chocolate ain't the
only thing that's blue." He threatened, a gleam in his eye.
End