You're just what the doctor ordered.... someone to agree with me.  It's almost as good as having my mom rub Vick's Vapo Rub on my chest.  Thanks for the laugh!




 

I think god has plans for you.  He/she knows that you are falling behind on gh.  So, here is your forced time to lay on your comfy sofa and watch that very large screen you have in your living room.  It will be like a life sized Patrick Drake standing in front of you.  If that doesn't make you better I don't know what will.  Can I come over?  I can use me some life size Drake. 

btw,  I am a fellow carnivore and I have not been sick for a year or so.  By sick I mean sick with a cold.  I have some kick ass vitamins!  And yes, I did knock on my wood table.

Get well soon!

 

 

 

Well, look at it this way Anaday, at least you didn't eat the ecoli tainted spinach!

As a carnivore I at least don't have to worry about that!

 

This is so similar to my experience in early September.  I had just finished telling a friend I almost never get sick, and the next day I was waylaid big time.  And what really made me laugh reading this (not laughing at you being sick, of course), is that I never get parking tickets... but I got one last week. Which I am contesting, but probably to no avail.
 

Based on your date of posting, I'm obviously quite late. But I've been out in la la land anyway. But I respond.

I never get sick as well. I am a post-vegetarian who still leans digestively in that direction. I didn't get sick when I didn't eat meat; I don't eat sick when I do. I drink like a fish. I work terrible hours that make workaholics look like pussies. I'm just built like a tank. I'm currently drinking a vodka, cranberry, and perrier, after eating sushi with two large sakis.

But enough about breakfast.

95% of what I purchase when it comes to fruit and vegetables comes from several awesome farmers markets that I am lucky enough to enjoy year around. My Saturdays, for example, involve a ritual, which include buying a double non-fat latte from a very cute barista in a drive-through coffee stand by my house, then hitting the farmers market in Vista, then spendinging the day in my classroom. I haven't bought an apple or a banana at a supermarket in years. In short: if it's not in season, I avoid it.

I think choosing what you eat in a careful manner is the key to living healthfully (though, unfortunately, the crud hits us all at one point or another; if you got hit, I'm next!). Living a vegetarian lifestyle forces one to do that; though I am no longer a vegetarian, I still essentially live that lifestyle, and the illnesses are few and far between.

I need to go and mix myself another drink.