But it sounds so good!

Determined the Worst Food in America, Baskin Robbins has created something that looks really damn good.

One of my goals in moving to this rural oasis of quiet calm was to eat more natural foods and maybe even lose weight in the process. My diet has incorporated more fruits and vegetables, but I've been influenced by my roommates and now consume more meat, fat-loaded dairy, and the plethora of snack foods in the cabinet to the left of the stove. Part of the danger is wearing sweatpants everyday; it's easier to ignore the weight you're gaining.

I've been lacking motivation to create in the kitchen. Part of the deterrent is the number of containers with leftovers that sprout in the refrigerator. I don't want to make fresh food and in the process let the leftovers go to waste. We reasonably need about 2 more people to consume everything on a daily basis. (I doubt anyone is moving in soon.)

I've passed the first round of apps for an Admin position at the new hotel/convention center and have been asked in for some computer testing. Now I'm torn on whether or not to pursue it. Yes, we need income. Yes, jobs are competitive. But moving here I wanted to take time off and eventually (perhaps this summer) have long needed knee replacement surgery. I consider this step crucial to being able to work full time and sustain a job without letting my pain drive me crazy and over the "I resign..." edge.

But no harm in a computer test. I guess I'll do it.