diversions from data entry: diet coke is of the devil

[cynthia_arrow]

So, I've been doing weight watchers in an attempt to get me to pay attention to what I eat, not particuarly an attempt to lose weight, although that would be okay, too. I've done it before and it helped get me in line, but this time it's done little but finally break me of the habit of soda with calories. I started with Coke Zero and moved on to

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Diet Coke and bunny

[bachlava]

Yep, regular soda is way too sweet! If I'm at some crazy local place that brews its own birch beer or has really good Italian sodas (this happens, at most, once or twice a year), I'll allow myself the treat, but otherwise I go with my maxim that if something contains calories, it should have nutritional value to go with them. (Well, tea technically has calories, but, first, only about 4 per cup, and second, it's tea

Re: Diet Coke and bunny

[cynthia_arrow]

First, angsty fluffy Claire/Karl ficlet.

Second, it's interesting to hear your take on food. I go with my maxim that if something contains calories, it should have nutritional value to go with them. That sounds like a good outlook

[mysticxf]

Oh noes! You mean there will come a day when I don't wrinkle my nose at a diet drink!? *faints*

[cynthia_arrow]

'Tis true. Sad, but true. :)

I used to make fun of my mother's caffiene free diet coke. I called it Why Bother? And now it's come to this...

[cynthia_arrow]

I wrote something for bachlava already, but I'll keep Shannon and pink on the back burner. :)

Yes, indeed: diets are of the devil. :)