I'm detoxing.
I made the entirely too adult decision to start over. Reset my metabolism, flush toxins, cleanse kidneys, and feel like my organs are eating each other.
It's interesting. I have a weird relationship with food. You may have heard me say that eating is one of my favorite parts of being human. I make no exaggeration. I love good food. I like to think that I pay attention to what I eat and enjoy foods close to earth, but make no mistake, I endorse milkshakes.
Ever since college and the Era 'O Beer, I have been changing the way I eat. I cut simple carbs. I cut all artificial sweeteners. I discovered a new love for brussel sprouts (I know, ew! turns out I love 'em). I stopped ingesting liquid cocaine, or energy drinks as you might call them. I eat tons of nuts, fish, and plain yogurt. I aim for the Blue Zone recommendations. I have never felt better. But occasionally I fall off the wagon and mistakenly gorge on enough sugar and baked goods to send Jillian Michaels into a diabetic coma. So then I timeout, break the cycle. I detox.
I choose the Master Cleanse, which consists of drinking a concoction of organic lemon juice, grade b maple syrup, and cayenne pepper. You drink it exclusively for 5-10 days while daily flushing your colon (I wont elaborate but to say that 'pants on fire' is now a personal description). I am currently on day 5/10. I swear, today will be the first day I don't cheat. The past four days I have succumbed to the gut wrenching hunger pains and had a piece of fruit or a few crackers. I'm getting better, promise. In the meantime, I'm finding anything possible to distract. See you in five days. I'll be the ravenous asian girl at PitaPit.
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Mingni!! We never got the chance to say goodbye and thanks you (last we chatted I thought you were bringing the wagon and bulb syringe back by the room) so I just searcherd "Mingni" and "Chidren's Mercy" and found you! Yay! Just wanted to say thanks for being so sweet with Lexi. Also a thanks to all the nurses in the previous days!
Love,
Kirk and Jill Boster
(Lexi's parents)
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