Catherine McKay wrote:
> --- Vince Lavieri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > For those few of you who remember my
> > drastic eat no food
> > hardly diet that my doctor but me last October,
> > eating soy milk and
> > puffed rice or wheat with stevia for sweetener is
> > very, very
> > economical. That is eating that meal seven evenings
> > a week. With the
> > occasional vegetables and the occasional meat for
> > morning and lunch,
> > eating becomes so boring you kind of stop.
>
> I know the feeling about becoming bored with eating
> and food, but it doesn't stop me - there's this little
> thing called hunger that keeps rearing its ugly head.
Ah, sweet catherine, when the food is so boring hunger ceases to
happen. The stomach says, "oh, more soy milk? more beef with no
seasoning, no spice, no ketchup, mustard, nothing, yet another damn
plain hamburger? I'd rather not. " And the stomach sends a message to
the brain: News Flash: Not Hungry! After a while, you just start eating
less. Hunger starves to death, or least realizes it is getting no
satisfaction.
>
>
> True. Yummy though they are (until after you've eaten
> them, when you ask yourself, "Why'd I eat that? I
> feel sick!") the prices have become ridiculous. I
> don't know how much a chocolate bar is in the US but
> here in Canada, in some places, it's now over $1. I
> may have to quit eating candy and take up smoking
> again. ;)
Quitting smoking allows me to go to baseball games and 2 BSN concerts
and buy the actual DVDs and cds and books and all kinds of things that I
hadn't been able to afford... all the money I spend on things that I
either burned away, exhaled away, or defecated away... kind of silly to
spend money on post-consumption waste products!
>
>
> > my health is never been better, and
> > I've dropped weight
> > I've fought to drop for years, and I am in a
> > pre-buff for the summer
> > stage, a stage which I never attained prior to this
> > eat hardly any food
> > diet! (If buff actually is achieved, pictures will
> > be posted.)
>
> Sure, Vince, rub it in. Meanwhile I'm becoming more
> of a butterball with every passing year (and it's not
> even cute.)
Oh, yes you are cute! As self-absorbed as I am, I will never achieve
cute! That is reserved for the good and caring and warm-hearted people
like you!
(the Rev) Vince
