I love a good pick-me-up. Especially after yesterday’s events had me feeling just a tad bit grumpy. Despite having issues with a friend of my parents yesterday, I still wanted to join them for breakfast at my favorite joint, The Broken Egg. I was quite happy when my usual arrived (strawberry pancakes sans butter and hard-boiled eggs for easy yolk removal) and the same woman who made some unsettling comments said that she ”finally understood.” I’m not quite sure what her understanding was and I wasn’t about to ask, but it certainly helped her return to my good graces. But in all honesty, doesn’t this
look far more appealing than this?
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I’d say that’s a no brainer!
Janetha hit the nail on the head today for me and I completely agreed. I don’t choose what food I eat because I feel that I have to. I eat it because I crave it; because I WANT to. I get out of bed craving custard oats. During lulls in my day, I crave Flat Out wraps with Laughing Cow, spinach and grilled chicken. I don’t often look at corndogs and cry out with the gusto of Fat Bastard, ”Get in my belly!” 5 years ago, that may have been the case. I could have slathered that thing with mustard or ooey gooey cheese sauce and been a happy girl, but my taste buds made a big change when I did.
I’m grateful for that. I’m equally as grateful to awesome bloggers like Janetha, Susan, Lori, Lily, Jenna, Tina, Sarah, Kath, and Heather for constantly giving those taste buds new entertainment, because even custard oats becomes old news after a while, no matter what type of fruit or toppings you add. I am also grateful that I am surrounded by a community of bloggers that find it okay to indulge once in a while; to skip a workout or two; to either get upset or not give a rat’s patootie how other people live their lives. We all have weaknesses. There are days that I can’t turn down a chocolate chip cookie. A butter-filled, sugar-packed, chip-loaded ”full-throttle” (what my Daddy calls them) chocolate chip cookie.
Some days one of those cookies is all I need to be happy, but those days don’t swing by often. Like I said yesterday, I feel better eating those oats, egg whites and fresh fruit!
I feel better spending an evening with a new book;
a good cup of hot cocoa;
a warm, cuddly soul;
and some good baseball (especially when the Yankees and Braves win).

I’m feeling 4 times better than yesterday!



















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