
I stopped drinking coke after two times feeling very ill and dizzy closely following the imbibing. Ending a persistent habit of three decades. I'd known the sugar water was bad for my teeth, my bones, the excess fat bad for my heart, acid reflux.
But.
But, it was energy and caffeine, convenient, available, easy. I'd cut down, only having the stuff at work, only one can a day at most. But getting myself to zero took immediate illness, twice. I am no longer tempted.
I thought it would only take the once for hot wings. That was a bad, bad night. hot sauce on the rebound, with power. But I was hungry at work today, a rep had brought in hot wings. I hesitated, but free food... Like a dog with an interesting thing on the floor, I put it in my mouth and swallowed.
I regret it. It's still down there, for now.
Resolutions, even strong self preservation instincts, weaken with hunger and exhaustion. Thus are habits made and broken.
7 comments:
You quit cold turkey? You should have weaned yourself onto 7up first.
I've almost never had coke, and certainly not for the better part of a decade, but even now I can remember the sweet taste... I can certainly imagine how giving it up might prove difficult.
Of course it used to have cocaine in it, so goodness knows how our ancestors coped.
what's a hot wing?
sorry they don't agree with thee
Indeed. I hope that the wing behaves itself, and that you continue to resist in future.
BTW a keen-eyed geek wants to know what the middle icon on your shirt represents? I don't recognize it.
Hot Wings
D, what is that one? (His t-shirt.)
Firewire/IEEE 1394
Ah, thanks D. Should have got that one.
nice photo here too
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