Rededication
Sunday, October 11th, 2009The fact is, that to do anything in the world worth doing, we must not stand back shivering and thinking of the cold and danger, but jump in and scramble through as well as we can.
Robert Cushing
I guess this is sort of a re-rededication to this blog and to my health. But, as they say in the 12-step programs, “You can only change today.” Or, something along those lines.
I’ve been awake since 2:35am. I awakened with a stomach ache*, and couldn’t go back to sleep. So, after watching the end of “Be Kind Rewind” and the entire “Rachel Getting Married,” (which I suggest, btw) I am down here rededicating myself to healthy living.

Confession*
Tonight, Stacey asked me to throw away the leftover cupcakes from Lily’s first birthday party. Stacey, being Chinese and the ever-gracious host, over-prepared with approximately 60 cupcakes. Apparently (even though it was “dessert only,”) she was trying to provide enough wheat, sugar, and lard to adequately fill those up that had not eaten dinner. There were leftovers. I love you, Honey.
Stacey requested that I dispose of these leftover cakes-in-a-cup, as they were becoming a staple additive to our daily meals. Like salt. And in-between. Like cupcakes.
My method of throwing them away: Take the remaining seven frosted cupcakes. Super-frost the tops with the leftover frosting from the party. Cut the tops off, and eat the Super-frosted cupcake tops. I ate all seven. And an almond cookie.
Rededication
Lily is one year old. I want to be the best dad to her, and also husband to Stacey. I know that I can do better.
Today’s goal: no coffee! (yikes) Wish me luck!