According to a Facebook comment (clearly NOT fake news):
The common principal psychoactive ingredient in cacoa is anandamide, a proto-endocannabidiol similar in synaptic action as THC. The name is taken from the Sanskrit word ‘Ananda,’ which means “joy, bliss, delight” + ‘amide.’
I will not rewrite them all here, but you must head over to Libba Bray‘s livejournal blog and check out her procrastination techniques which so mirror my own and those of nearly every writer I know. The list begins . . .
10. Floss
9. Do Google search for various disease symptoms. Become convinced you have every single one. . .
8. Each chocolate chips straight out of the bag. Use several to make semi-sweet morsel replica of Stonghenge.
Read the rest here. Scroll down to the post for December 6, 2006.
