Rendered Speechless

I have now watched the season finale of Lost. I have nothing to say about it. I may never have anything to say about it, or anything else, again.

No one told me that if I watched that episode at the end of a long, information-packed day when I was already on overload, it might send me into a catatonic state zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

I Knew It

I've commented to a few people about how many people in Tennessee seem to be cigarette smokers. I notice it everywhere--in cars, in parking lots, in restaurants (ugh).

Well, here's proof my statements were correct: according to the CDC, only Kentucky and Indiana have a higher prevalence of smoking among adults than does Tennessee.



image: [Anti-smoking sign in Zion City]. 1912. Chicago Daily News, Inc., photographer. DN-0058627, Chicago Daily News negatives collection, Chicago Historical Society. Available from Library of Congress, American Memory, http://memory.loc.gov/ndlpcoop/ichicdn/n0586/n058627.jpg

Look What I'm Eating!

Lost and Found

I knew you'd come back to me someday!

Found:

My National Parks Passport

A book that I borrowed from my mother about 3.5 years ago

10 packs of Orbit Cinnamint gum--about 3.5 years old

More books than I know what to do with

A box of books that doesn't even belong to me

Lost:

No, I still haven't watched the season ender yet

Wait a minute - these aren't mine!

Important Question

I just visited the doctor, and had to step on the scale. Ugh. I'm 6 pounds shy of my all-time high weight (no surprise there). In a week, I start a 10-week wellness program at work, that includes weekly meetings with a fitness coach, meetings with a nutritional coach, and a personalized exercise program.

So, the question is--Is Life Without Junk Food Worth Living?