glass of water

When I wrote recently about how I’m re-motivated to attack my fat rolls, get in shape, and lose some more weight, some of you said, “Me too!” and others said something like, “Tell us how it goes, we need encouragement!”

(Dear City Paper: I wrote this correction for you. Feel free to cut and paste it into your “e-paper” or whatever it is you’re publishing these days. Ciao!)

(Dear City Paper: I wrote this correction for you. Feel free to cut and paste it into your “e-paper” or whatever it is you’re publishing these days. Ciao!)

i just wrote an entire post on this dish, hit publish and

IT WAS LOST FOREVER. 

I'm baaack.

I’ve been taking Airborne (at least, a Wal-Mart generic version of Airborne) this weekend, and it got me to thinking about Fizzies. When I was growing up, Fizzies were a special treat — a carbonated drink that worked like Alka-Seltzer, with little fizzy tablets that dissolved in a glass of water. It was probably the first artificially-sweetened drink I ever had, though I didn’t know it at the time. A sugar-sweetened version would have needed tablets the diameter of golf ball

Things I Learned Yesterday 

Like Alka Seltzer fizzing in a glass of water, my trusty cameraman, Al, gyrates around my desk.

“AC, I got a great idea for a that is messed up segment.”