People who enjoy donuts don't necessarily have to eat them at every turn. One of the reasons the donut remains a great treat: it's scarcity. Or, as they say: abscence makes the heart grow fonder.
The enjoyment of donuts should be built around scarcity rather than abundance. And it is always a good practice to go in search of those donuts that one does not eat very often. Few things give me a greater thrill than coming across a donut I have never seen before: some unique fare that has me salivating in the line.
On Saturday morning my wife proposed donuts, but I declined. I often decline many things that she proposes . . . in the sure and certain hope that abstenance will make the senses even sharper.
That's the way to truly enjoy a donut!
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