A little peak inside my brain on a Friday afternoon…
I have the munchies. Except they are more than the munchies; more the like the “eat everything in sight-ies”. Would love an iced coffee too. Why must they have so many calories? How come I go to the gym and do aerobics for hours and only burn 400 calories–i drank more calories than that in my delicious coffee creamer. shootskies! Will I always picture leotards, tights and crimped hair when I type the word “aerobics”? ( I went looking for a picture of myself doing aerobics in Thailand–and came across this one of me and Ronald. Figured you might like that more than me doing aerobics with a bunch of little Thai ladies. ) I love aerobics. And I am pretty sure my other classmates love it that I love aerobics, because I am not exactly coordinated, so it is more like flailing about at rapid speeds. And surely they are entertained by my very passionate flailing about. I have been told I am a passionate person. I either REALLY like something, or REALLY dislike something. I thought this was normal to have a such a broad spectrum of emotion about certain things. Like chicken salad and cheetos, I have very passionate about that being the best possible summertime lunch option. Or scary movies, I am very passionate about those being the worst possible type of movie. This is normal, right?
Where do you suppose one puts a paragraph break in a stream of consciousness blog post? Does my brain think in paragraph form? But I do want it to be easier to read…hmmm. I have been reading a lot on how to be a better blogger. So far, it doesn’t appear to be working. I have come to the conclusion I don’t have anything to write about, except I do. But I can’t imagine that anyone really wants to read it, so why blog about it? Does anyone really read this stuff anyways? I would like to be an expert on something, then i would write very informative posts on my subject. So far the only thing I would consider my self an expert at is picking out good chicken salad. Hands down the best store-bought is at Kroger. Don’t even think about going to Wal-mart! And if you are ordering at a restaurant, you might as well go straight to the Cheesecake Factory. Holy cow, it is amazing. And of course there is the cheesecake that you must order. yep, that settles it. I could write an entire blog about chicken salad and become a connossr. If anyone out there works at Kroger: do you think you could add more almonds and less celery please? Then it would be perfect!
Someone I know and respect a whole lot found out yesterday he has Leukemia. Would you pray for Rob? He is a hero in my book for his unfailing commitment to his local church and his family. I hate cancer. a lot! It can go right back to hell where it belongs.
I have been in KY and OH this week and it has been great! Ready to see my MI roomies though! They have such a soft place in my heart and I love laying in bed and listening to their giggles in the evenings and the way they let me mooch off their dinner plates every night. I just love em! Well, off to find some chicken salad…
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