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Hurray for corn subsidies! And thanks to the time in which we were born, most of the people in my generation have been living on this stuff for decades! Thanks again baby boomers!
Ohwell. Since we moved, I've been trying to cut Coke out of my life. It's alarming how serious an addiction these drinks are. I've had about 15 glasses of the stuff in the past month but that's a bit of an improvement over the 60+/mo I had been averaging. It's unlikely I'll completely erase it from my life. Too much of an addict but I do hope to reduce it to an infrequent treat.
I wish it were easier to avoid sweet in general and HFC in particular. I find a lot of the off the shelf food much too sweet for my tastes. Though I guess it's less of a problem now. Since moving we've been making nearly all of our food from scratch. So happy to have a kitchen that's integrated into the living space again.
Hurray for corn subsidies! And thanks to the time in which we were born, most of the people in my generation have been living on this stuff for decades! Thanks again baby boomers!
Ohwell. Since we moved, I've been trying to cut Coke out of my life. It's alarming how serious an addiction these drinks are. I've had about 15 glasses of the stuff in the past month but that's a bit of an improvement over the 60+/mo I had been averaging. It's unlikely I'll completely erase it from my life. Too much of an addict but I do hope to reduce it to an infrequent treat.
I wish it were easier to avoid sweet in general and HFC in particular. I find a lot of the off the shelf food much too sweet for my tastes. Though I guess it's less of a problem now. Since moving we've been making nearly all of our food from scratch. So happy to have a kitchen that's integrated into the living space again.
