I’ve had a problem this week. I recently changed cereals from my beloved Smart Start to Kashi Go Lean<\/strike> Fart. I really do enjoy the stuff…it reminds me of an adult version of Sugar Smacks. There’s a similar taste and consistency, except it’s slightly less sweet and there are no fun cartoon characters on the box.<\/p>\n
However, this new cereal has substantially more fiber than my old Smart Start and I think it’s beginning to kick in.<\/p>\n
In a bad way.<\/p>\n
Lord, my belly feels like a balloon about to pop all day, every day. I guess it’s the sacrifice I have to make for good health.<\/p>\n
And speaking of good health, Randy returned from his trip to San Antonio last night and tried to get me to join him at the gym (he has a one day visitor pass). I declined last night’s visit (after about 20 minutes of arguing) but I agreed I’d give it a shot this weekend.<\/p>\n
Yes, yours truly will be visiting a gym. Trust me, it shocks me more than it shocks you. Hell, it scares me, too. Especially now that I’m reading about this MRSI (the deadly staph infection) that is being found in hospitals and gyms. Knowing my luck I’ll start getting healthy physically, then get a fatal staph infection as a result.<\/p>\n
Again, the sacrifices we make to stay healthy.<\/p>\n
Finally, in honor of the Red Sox doing something right last night, my photo today is of me as a child…in a Red Sox uniform. It definitely wasn’t mine, that’s for sure. And my mother must have been drunk when she took the photo because I don’t think it could possibly be any more blurry. Maybe she was getting too much fiber, too?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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