Not Being Good, but Being Better
This is what makes me a pragmatist. I don't kid myself about the goal.
After yesterday's entry, I guess Wes decided to jump on the health train. We bought lean meats and less packaged stuff to eat. I'm going back on my Ensure diet.
The way I see it, if you are going to have a meal replacement, it might as well be nutritionally complete and used by health care professionals. They don't market their product for weight loss, because each little can contains around 200-250 calories and 3-6 grams of unsaturated fat. While that may sound horrible, you have to consider the fat and calories in the food I usually eat for lunch. A package of ramen has about 30 grams of fat, on its own.
It's all about being better.
I had a review done on my journal by gleechumber-reviews. I thought it was a fairly insightful review, as they usually are. Of course, I am biased because it was so nice. Great feedback, and a suggestion that I will take to improve readability.
This sort of thing has a funny effect on the mind, though. I spend so much time in the Diary-x world, that I begin to believe this internet microcosm is the whole world. I feel like everyone knows me, and knows about me becuase I am here. I keep thinking that I will run into people in the real world who recognize my screen name.
That will never happen. I am just a grain of sand in the great beach that is life.
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