Bons

Finally put the bon bons down and benched my highest weight yet!

Kids’ novelty sweets have made a big rise in popularity and bon bons is another one which has evolved over the years.

But really, the most surprising and welcome addition to the plate were the coated black pudding bon bons.

The pastor of the three Baldwinsville parishes and diocesan director of seminarians did not exactly spend the interim Ironman years eating bon-bons and watching TV.

Just as white bons vivants had been cultivating (some might say appropriating) black Harlem for generations, the straights and A-listers heading to Theater Four in their limos helped carry the news, like a virus, back with them.

Of these, some will be on Twitter, either to compose bons mots or check the number of retweets and likes they have got.

Things become more serious as the story moves through the sorrowful events of the second half, and there’s a gentle transcendence to the conclusion — though Cyrano continues his bons mots to the bitter end.

Having always excelled as a wit and raconteur, he often composed by assembling phrases, bons mots and witticisms into a longer, cohesive work.

More recently, G. R. Willey (1983) says: :Communal bon-bons with feasting and jollification have a pagan root—ritual bonfires at the beginning of November once signaled the start of another year and the onset of winter.

Now freed from "living up to any drama more serious than conversation" Wilde could now amuse himself to a fuller extent with quips, bons-mots, epigrams and repartee that really had little to do with the business at hand.