Now, I know that, statistically, the southern states are the fattest states in the country*. I believe that Colorado, Washington (state), Oregon, Massachusetts and Vermont are considered the thinnest states. After living through the past few days of extreme heat and humidity I don’t understand how that can be. I mean, all I ate yeaterday was cereal, yogurt, some grapes, a granola bar, 1\/2 a turkey burger and some crab meat. That’s it. I couldn’t even contemplate having dinner. Hell, I could barely eat 1\/2 of my turkey burger at lunch because the thought of eating repulsed me so much.<\/p>\n
My diet the day before was also similar: just add some broccoli, replace the crab meat with chicken hotdogs, and assume I managed to finish the entire turkey burger.<\/p>\n
That’s normally\u00a0the quantity of food I consume before midday…let alone in an entire day. I stepped on the scale last night and was 5 pounds lighter than I was on Monday. I’m sure most of it was just the loss of “water weight”…but I’m doing my best to stay hydrated (I had over 3.5 liters of water yesterday).<\/p>\n
Anyway, if it’s like this almost daily in the south for 3 or 4 months of the year…how can people become obsese down there? I’d think instead it would be the most emaciated region of the world.<\/p>\n
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