I'm just going to put it out there. I sucked something awful at doing the whole no-more-soda challenge for the month of June. Despite drinking it more often that I care to admit (and frankly, I couldn't even tell you how much soda I drank if I tried), I decided I actually do not particularly care for it. When I stopped and thought about it, I honestly realized how much it takes like carbonated chemicals. I only drink diet soda so I can't speak to the taste of regular soda anymore. However, it got me thinking. (Brace yourselves. This could get ugly.)
If I stopped and really thought about whether or not I want or even like a particular food or drink before I consumed it, how much less junk would I be putting in my body? You may be saying, "No crap, Columbo," but while it sounds like a logical thing to do, how often do we actually stop and think about what we put in our bodies? Sure, I think I'll buy all the healthy stuff in the produce section at the grocery store, but it comes down to it do I truly like these things or am I buying them because I think I have to since they're healthy or because I think I want it/like it when I really don't?
Therefore, I proclaim:
I do not like my soda pop.
I would not drink it with a cop.
I do not like it in my house.
I do not like it, Santa Klaus.
I will not drink it with a boar.
I do not want it anymore.
PS - I will be playing around with more recipes and will blog about those after some trial-and-error. :)
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