It's time to BLOG! (since I may not be able to for a bit)
Some of you may be wondering why I don't have pictures of my family on here more often. It's mostly because my wife steals the good ones. Thanks for the comments on my last voting question. In response.
Jared: I have tried the whole no shoes thing. My feet dry up, crack, bleed, and still itch. On top of that they hurt to bad to walk on. Prosthetics start sounding pretty good.
Joy: No Idea, but I'm picturing Shaun with red toe nails and I think it would be a good look for him.
Kara: Yeah, I know. Our genes have it out for us. I came to the conclusion a while ago that diabetes is probably in my future, but here's the thing. I think heart disease is a strong possibility as well. In an effort to avoid both, I would have to cut out sugar AND fat from my diet. I can do one, or the other, but both is HARD. Is it worth it? I could work my head off, run 3 times a week, go totally health nut on my food, and probably still not make it to 80. In the meantime I've wasted all this time and money, because, yes eating healthy is more expensive. Just compare the price of Vienna sausages to that of fresh veggies sometime. Is it worth the effort and dare I say it, the obsession it would take. Grrr. I have told Kris, I have the body and metabolism of a hunter/gatherer. Work hard all week with little food, when you manage to find something, gorge yourself. In today's world, you can manage to find something every minute of every day.
In reference to the title. This weekend is our annual church retreat. I'm looking forward to it. Especially the football game:). Next week is when I lose my mind, or maybe I've already lost it considering what I'm going to attempt. I'm going to take a week of classes at Rosedale as part of their IPS program, AND I'm planning to work all week. I don't want to take vacation time, and I want to do IPS. The good thing is I think I have figured out how to get the whole thing paid for. Otherwise I don't think I would chance it. Insanity, thy name is Freed.
Voting Question for this week.
What most contributed to American obesity?
1. The invention of agriculture (granted, that goes back a ways)
2. Great availability of processed food. (mmmm. American cheese)
3. Great wealth and success.
4. Fewer kids per family.
5. Television.
6. Other
Have fun.