Anyway, Susie's still annoyed at me because I made her get braces back in July (she NEEDED braces). The poor kid cried herself to sleep the first night she had them on, saying she didn't like having things in her mouth. So, yeah, if you enjoy feeling like garbage over every important decision you make, then parenting just might be right for you.
In the meantime, I have an appointment for a crown that I've had to cancel twice, and now I just don't want to go at all. I sort of lost my dental momentum, you know? Also, I'm tired of spending money, and for the life of me I don't understand dental insurance rates. When someone says they'll pay 40% of an unspecified amount, it doesn't really matter how good you are at math, you can't figure out the answer. And believe me, I AM good at math.
Susie ate this in front of me. She's mean. |
I know! I'm wild and crazy.
It didn't taste that good. What's worse, I felt really old, chomping on my flavorless healthy meal while avoiding the back tooth that needs a crown. And the first person to tell me to use low-fat dressing is getting blocked (I mean, if I can figure out how to do that). I swear, I will not go gentle into that dark night.
If you're not also watching your sodium intake, salsa will "de-bland" anything you eat with it.
ReplyDeleteGood idea! Except salsa does make me want corn chips, so that might be a problem...
DeleteNo. Low fat dressing is a no. Is this like a forever thing? The low fat?
ReplyDeleteLord, I hope not. It's robbing me of the will to live.
DeleteThat's how I would feel too. Sugar and starch aren't even any fun without fat.
DeleteTake a look at the ethnic sauces area of your grocery store...curry, for example or Jamaican jerk sauce will also help with the bland.
ReplyDeleteI'm almost crying for you. I cannot stand low-fat, I just get crabby and hungry and it makes me gain weight because I'm busy searching for the flavor so I eat more. (It also makes me write run-on sentences.)
ReplyDeleteSame here - I definitely end up eating more.
DeleteWho am I to dis a brie?
ReplyDeleteDespite your suffering - you haven't lost your touch . . . you always make me laugh. My 14 year old Tank was beside himself about getting braces, because he plays the flute. It's not exactly a cheap choice . . . how about 'you're welcome'? And I'm so sorry for your limited diet. That would really suck! I have celiac disease and my kids eat glorious plates of food swimming in gluten RIGHT IN FRONT OF ME and think nothing of it. They are mean like Suzie. Just when you think you raised 'em right, you know?!
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