So today I’m on a liquid-fest, in prepartation for one of those “50 -year-old” tests so many of us know and love (think Katie Couric here). Why is is that all I can think about is how much I want something – anything to eat? I’m not even hungry. I’m just missing what I “can’t” have. What’s up with that? 
Why do we humans so often focus our energy on what’s missing rather than what’s present?
I look forward to your responses. And while you’re pondering – anyone know how to turn dark chocolate into a clear broth?
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no, but the prep for that “about to be 50” test does grant permission to eat biscuits and gravy the next day.
LOL ~ thanks for the permission, Carol. am not a huge biscuit fan – not to fret tho, i’ll make up for it in other ways.
lisa, i know why~ you focus on “what you can’t have” because your stomach isn’t listening to your head????? or is it the other way around?
but here’s what’s important: envision a perfect test, so will i!!!
and p.s. where is your “forgiveness” post?
THANKS Jane – i’m imagining it!!!
and i sent you a link to the forgiveness post.
much loveeeeeeeeeee your way ~