To day I have to face the challenge of eating at another person's
house. Fortunately, that person understands that she is a bad cook, and
I am taking a bag of almonds, four blood oranges (I am going to share),
and a can of Starkist naturally low sodium tuna. I hope I don't give the
impression that I'm not eating lots of beef, because I am. But one day a
week I eat tuna for the health of it.
Blood oranges are like regular oranges, but less sweet. They get
their name from an irregular red coloring of the orange flesh. I rather
like them.
I ordered and ate a rare stake yesterday. I should probably cut
it up more. Lots of chewy connective tissue. Most of it I swallowed,
but I didn't want to risk choking on the bigger chunks. There was a
minor battle between my eyes and my mouth. I simply didn't dwell on it,
and was able to let my mouth convince my eyes that red is a good color to
eat.
I don't weigh myself, but people have started to note my weight
loss. Of course, I'm in the quick-loss stage of NeanderThin. I guess it
should level out in about a month.
After I buy the rest of my food toys (dehydrator and blender), I
will get a bike.
And oh yes, enjoy this quote:
-From the HBO movie "Earth and the American Dream"
Compare the six days of the "Book of Genesis" to the four billion
years of geological time: On this scale, one day equals about 666 million
years. All day Monday, until Tuesday noon, creation was busy getting the
Earth going. Life began on Tuesday noon and the beautiful organic
wholeness of it developed over the next four days. At four p.m. Saturday
the big reptiles came. Five hours later, when the redwoods appeared, there
were no more big reptiles. At three minutes before midnight, man appeared.
One-fourth of a second before midnight, Christ arrived. At one-fortieth of
a second before midnight, the Industrial Revolution began. We are
surrounded by people who think that what has been going on for
one-fortieth of a second can go on indefinitely.
They are considered normal...
BUT THEY ARE STARK RAVING MAD!
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