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Great News!!
1. Little Debbie Nutty Bars now come in 100 calorie portions!! That means I can eat 3 of them before I get to the same calories of a regular pack...that is how it works, right?
2. I just found a $20 bill in a purse I hadn't used in a while!

Not-as-great news:
1. One of the 3 buttons on my jeans just popped off...the middle one. Now I'm walking around looking like my fly is undone. No fat comments here, please.
2. My forever-long seeming case of bronchitis may be asthma. Cool. Not. But I have more fun drugs to try out.

Comments

Anonymous said…
Nutty bars are my favorite. It doesn't matter how they package them, I would still eat the entire box in one sitting. They will have to stay on the grocery store shelf for me!

Shell
Jane said…
I totally defeat the point of those 100 cal packs. I bought the cupcake ones, which are also only 100 calories, but it doesnt' help if you eat 4 or 5 packs at a time!
CoachLiz said…
Sweetie,

Go get that Albuteral inhaler as quickly as you can. It is amazing when you can breathe!!!
K said…
I use my albuteral before every single work-out and it does wonders. I've tried to do with out it, and I tell you, it isn't worth the effort. Especially in this heavy air.

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