Scene: Early this morning, I walk into the kitchen and reach for the cereal. A box of Oatmeal Crisp - one of those healthy cereals I avoid like the plague - falls from the shelf. As I start to put it away, something on the back of the box catches my eye. For a breathless second, I think it says, "Great taste that's great for your hair!" and decide that yes, maybe I will have Oatmeal Crisp for breakfast after all.
What does it say about me that the instant I realized the box actually said, "Great taste that's great for your heart!" I put it back and grabbed the granola?
I strongly suspect I am more interested in boosting my appearance than my heart.
Damnit. Bad Kori.
Saturday, September 1, 2007
A Breakfast Incident
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4 comments:
that's funny! when I was in the U.S I liked oatmeal a lot!
I like oatmeal, but I don't like Oatmeal Crisp. It's a kind of overly healthy cold cereal.
Well, look at this way (I know I do!): your heart will be there till the day you die, but your appearance might not..!
:P
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