Re: A little funny

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Oh , THANK YOU for relating this. My greatest hope for my life after

the surgery - more than being thinner, feeling better, etc. - is to be free

from the constant obsession with food. Forget that treats are even in the

house? Shrug at the sight of " sinful " food? I live for that day!

Kate

>Ha!

>

>I was standing in the kitchen, gazing out the window, when I realized

>there seemed to be a lot of junk on top the refrigerator -- you know,

>one of those moments when you just suddenly notice something for no

>apparent reason. And as I looked at it, I realized the junk included a

>pack of 5 of 6 pecan twirl rolls. I ate one the other day. ONE.

>

>ONE roll, not one pack. ONE.

>

>And I forgot about them. And there they sat. And because I saw them

>today, I ate another one. One.

>

>Is anybody getting how totally unreal this is? 3 months ago, pre-MGB, I

>could *easily* have eaten all six of those on the way home from the

>grocery. And you could forget any question about them just sitting

>somewhere forgotten -- it would never have happened before.

>

>I didn't ignore them on purpose. This is how food is now. Wow. Just

>wow.

>

>There are also some 6 packs of cheese and crackers and a box of animal

>crackers just sitting up there, too. And I have more than half a bag of

>Famous Amos Chocolate Chip cookies sitting in the cabinet, not calling

>my name, either. And nearly a whole bag of Fritos. It's *ALL* there --

>snacks for the Gods, and I'm not even interested.

>

>Is this unreal or what?

>

>Kind regards,

>

>

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