Soda!=Food

[blamedstarlie]

Despite the miserable midwest humidity, we have been managing to walk a little more than normal. So. Fecking. Sweaty. We took a short walk to the library tonight. The kids did a lot of bike riding again today. I can't wait to post the images I took of them riding bikes. Jonas was smiling ear to ear.

One thing I don't miss from Granite City is that

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[honkytonk80girl]

I remember when I lived in MO as a teen, when I first moved there those dang cicadas made my nights miserble! But...I did get use to them. We have them here in TX to and I don't really even notice them now.

[girllikething]

i moved to tx from south carolina when i was young. it took me a while to get used to not having the swampy/creek sounds all around me... but i dont notice the cicadas anymore either.

[girllikething]

i like how they tack on juice drinks.... yea what kind of juice drinks? probably the kind with a shit ton of high fructose corn syrup...

[blamedstarlie]

Don't tax anything!!! /end sarcasm.

Lol. I never though of that! What a great point.

[whosits]

In NY it is a fat tax. Now every kind of junk food is taxed higher to prevent us from buying it...

[blamedstarlie]

good for NY!! While I am guilty of buying junk food as well, I guarantee I would think about NOT buying as often if it where taxed. I just don't understand how some people consider it 100% of their diets, or so much that they would be upset that buying it would break their food budget. gah!

[whosits]

If they are going to tax junk food they should lower the price on healthier stuff.

[blamedstarlie]

Yes! Great idea!

[hellobettsy]

"taxes never made anyone healthy"
either did soda

while I think this commercial is a little silly I really like how bunt there name is AMERICANS AGAINST FOOD TAXES
I guess that's actually not that funny
well... I still think it is

[blamedstarlie]

lol. I know right... they take junk food purchases to a whole new level of seriousness.