THE BOOB TUBE
06/09/2010 • Filed Under Diet Life, Past Life • No Comments | Leave a Comment »
It amazes me that the National Institutes of Health and government agencies spend millions every year on research to determine this: Kids who spend more time in front of television, computer and video screens decrease their physical activity levels therefore increasing their body weights. Well DUH! Pretty obvious, don’t ya think? Why couldn’t they just ask me?
I’m pretty sure television and movies (and my love of them) played a major role in ”my increased body weight”. Let’s face it. It contributed to my obesity. It helped make me FAT. There, I said it.
Man, I loved me some TV. And I still do. The day we stopped having to turn the knob to change channels probably made my top 10 list. Actually, that’s not true. But it sure was nice. I could lay on the couch, eat potato chips, chew my Little League Gum and not move all day. Those were the good ‘ol days. I’m still not sure how my brother ended up thin. I have literally watched him eat 6 whole cheese sandwiches back-to-back with 2 or 3 pieces of cheese on each one. High metabolism, maybe? Perhaps my biological parents were obese. They say genetics play a big role in future body weight. Okay, I know…I’m not adopted. Let a girl dream!
Peanut Butter.