When you argue all of the time, but never break-up, that’s love.
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Welcome to another post in my Indulging with Intention series! Missed the last post? Read “How to Eat the Foods You Love — Forever” now.
I read a response to my my last post about the toxicity of sugar that argued, “Food isn’t poison.”
Well, yes and no. Is food literally poison? No,…
When I first went looking for organic coconut milk, everything I found in stores had added xanthan gum, or some kind of preservative. But then I found out that the only difference between coconut cream, coconut butter, and coconut milk was the amount of water removed from each. Less water, thicker…
I should know myself by now. If I don’t plan it, it might not happen. And planning while falling asleep in bed doesn’t count. The Equinox closest to me didn’t have a spin class before work today, so I told myself I’d run before work.
I woke, laid in bed for awhile and told myself I’d run when I…
Kinda makes you lose your appetite for popcorn…
Movie theater popcorn can sometimes entice you with it’s fresh popped aroma. But beware the calories and sodium lurking in that bag can be scarier than the movie…
http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/11/19/popcorn/
I know it’s not playing by the rules, but I’ve been known to pop my own, put it in a ziplock bag, and bring it to the theater with me. Hey, if they had healthy (and reasonably priced) snacks I’d be happy to buy them!
A good friend would bail you out of jail, but your best friend would be the one sitting next to you saying, “damn that was awesome”.
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Luxury tobacco products are not anything new. When trying to come up with a list of expensive cigarettes, Dunhill, or Treasurer may come to mind. But Lucky Strike brought a whole meaning to an expensive pack of cigarettes by introducing this one-off pack in 2006. Lucky Strike commissioned one pack of smokes to be produced that proudly boasts 18ct white gold package that displays one large diamond and one large ruby. The most expensive pack of cigarettes was on display European airports in 2006 and also will have less expensive “look alike” packs for sale in the selected airports. This pack of cigarettes has a value of $100,000 and is intended to boost the iconic design and profile the Lucky Strike brand. Founded in 1871, the Lucky Strike logo has become internationally recognizable and easily marketable.Most Expensive Cigarettes
