A few weeks ago, I entered a donut shop
\ncalled Duck Donuts.<\/p>\n
Though I rarely eat donuts and unlike
\nH\u00e4agen-Dazs ice cream, I have no
\naddiction to them.<\/p>\n
But I was intrigued by the name, perhaps
\npartly because I like ducks. <\/p>\n
I tried a plain donut to sort of test the taste
\nin its purer form instead of a donut with
\nall the bits and extras. <\/p>\n
The donut was the best plain donut I ever
\ntasted, and I wondered if any other
\ndonut shops had plain donuts as good
\nor better.<\/p>\n
I like to experiment, so my plan was to
\ntry plain donuts in other donut shops in
\nGreensboro, NC where I live.<\/p>\n
I did a search with Yelp and saw donut shops
\nlike Dunkin Donuts, Krispy Kreme, and Donut World<\/p>\n
To my surprise, days later I got an email from
\nYelp, \u201cHow was Donut World?\u201d <\/p>\n
Now I know Yelp isn\u2019t psychic, so clearly it was
\nstalking me, but it\u2019s stalking was faulty as
\na fake psychic\u2019s guesses, and I\u2019ve not been
\nto Donut World so far.<\/p>\n
Bob Boyd <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
A few weeks ago, I entered a donut shop called Duck Donuts. Though I rarely eat donuts and unlike H\u00e4agen-Dazs ice cream, I have no addiction to them. But I was intrigued by the name, perhaps partly because I like ducks. I tried a plain donut to sort of test the taste in its purer… Continue reading