Picky Eater

Today for my blog, I am going to list all of the foods I don't like to eat. Some might have reasons, some might not. I am a very picky eater, so get ready.
ham. roast beef. fish. seafood of any kind. most sausage (although I do enjoy turkey pepperettes and farmer's sausage and salami). cauliflower. velveeta cheese unless it's melted. wine. beer. tapioca. brussel's sprouts. any type of game meat. tofu. tongue. rhubarb. grapefruit. coffee. banana flavoured things. dates.

I guess that isn't a lot. In life, it seems like more.

The tactics I used to use as a child when my mom would serve me any of the above (mostly fish) would be to put it in my mouth, then sneakily take it out and movie it to my pocket. I would do that will all of the fish on my plate, then head to the bathroom and flush it down the toilet. When I became older, I finally reasoned with my parents and told them I would never eat fish, so they may as well not spend the extra money by putting it on my plate as it just goes to waste. So, my mom would usually make me a chicken breast. Now, my family just waits for a night I am not going to be home to have fish. How accomodating, really.

My current top foods are kalmata olives, feta cheese, hard boiled eggs, Chef Boyardee ravioli straight from the can, Kraft Dinner, BBQ hot dogs, and chocolate.

Borrowed

For the last few weeks I've been inspired to start blogging by a number of blogs I've read. Interestingly enough, most of these blogs are posted by new Moms. Which I'm so not. But, I still like the idea of sharing bits of my life and some of my thoughts. So, I thought I'd give it a shot.

I tried to figure out what I'd mostly write about. There are two things I do on a daily basis (that is interesting) and that is eat and read. Things I do on a regular basis that I don't think will make a great blog include thinking about Glee, singing Glee songs, talking to people about Glee, thinking about Taylor Lautner, thinking about Taylor Lautner movies, talking to people about Taylor Lautner, Oprah, and weddings.

So really, you are all getting the good end of the stick with food and books.

Here we go!