You diet soda people are weird. Of course, it started out tasting weird to me, and ended up giving me migraines, so it's just never gonna work out with me and fake azucar.
Tracy ,'The Message'
Natter 67: Overriding Vetoes
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(barring diet soda, which I will not be giving up until Hell freezes over)
Soda is basically my one and only vice. I drink way less of it than I used to, but it's still a problem.
Probably because the sugar is replaced with CRACK.
Pretty much this.
Oh my GOD. I'm gonna blow a gasket. I swear I can feel my blood pressure rising just sitting here. I want to choke my boss until her eyes bug out.
I really do prefer the taste of aspartame (Diet Coke) to corn syrup (regular Coke). It's tangier and less cloying.
Me too.
My eating-better philosophy: Eat less crap. Seriously, I am way too inclined to chips for dinner.
I hope you're all satisfied. I had to go scrounging around the house to go eat an orange.
And I cooked my one egg (portion control!) in olive oil instead of butter.
Butter is good for you.
Once I got used to diet soda, there was no going back. Regular soda tastes way too cloying to me now. I sipped a regular Mountain Dew recently and almost gagged.
I don't drink as much diet soda as I used to, because I drink hot or iced tea pretty much all day, but I do use either aspartame or Splenda in it.
I tried a Jones Zilch last week, though, and it was really good. The pomegranate one. Not too sweet, and not too carbonated either.
I am having oatmeal right now. Earlier I had hummus and carrots, which is a distinctly good combo. I'm sure I've had it before, but it just really hit the spot this morning.
I lost about 35 lbs. two years ago and kept it mostly off, then lost another 40 this past year, but put about fifteen of that back on since April. So. It's time to focus again. That was all modifying diet. Exercise, oh, exercise. Well, it's a good thing I have a non-sedentary job, is all I'm saying.