When I do something that I know will be bad, it had better be worth it! and today it was, well, sort of.
I know I’ve told you that I’m lactose intolerant and that about a month ago, I gave up dairy altogether. Another thing I gave up over a month ago was soda; I used to have a few a month, but then I decided it was time to give it up, since I’m not supposed to have it. Well, to be more specific caffeine and colored soda and I really like coca cola. It’s been an adjustment, but I’ve been making it work, albeit begrudgingly on occasion.
There have been a few times I have been desperate for both, but resisted. Today was another story.
As I am heading back to Michigan tomorrow for about two months, and was in one of those wonky moods, nothing bad, just wonky, I wanted something I really enjoyed and missed! I wanted a slice and a soda…please!
As I’ve said, if I am going to do or eat something I know is really bad, it had better be worth it. I decided to take a chance.
We ordered from Abo’s Pizza, http://abospizza.com/, the best pizza we have found in Colorado and a real NY style pizza joint, so you know I’m happy! I also ordered a coca cola from the soda fountain, there is nothing better than a coke from the fountain, yum. And let’s be honest, pizza is not the same when you have it with water.
I knew it wouldn’t help very much, but I took a lactaid pill with my first sip and ahhhh…that first sip was delicious and then there was the first bite of pizza…ahhhh. I finished the slice and sat and waited, it was slow going. Most times when I eat something bad for me, it hits within moments, the pizza and soda were doing their thing pretty quickly, but I soldiered on, I knew it would be my last for a while.
I let the first slice digest and then realized I was hungry and wanted another, so I dug in and had the second slice and most of the soda. It was heavenly, sigh!
And then about thirty minutes later, it happened and that’s all I’m going to say about it.
Your first question should be: Will I be doing that again? Most likely no. Your next questions should be: Was it worth it? Oh yes!