| We hear, all the time, about how we should not stuff ourselves with food, whether junk food or just too much food in general. It is often on Thanksgiving that we begin thinking about our New Year's resolutions. We push ourselves away from the dinner table, and we stare at the empty dishes - coagulated bits of cranberry salad, sticky and charred marshmallow from the yams, turkey gristle - and we wonder if we could possibly be responsible for such carnage. |  |
We ponder our places in the world, in the grand scheme, and we wonder if there is something we might do, something we might say or do - or be - that will make the world a better place. Are we better people because we eat? Are we better when we diet? Are we healthier? Do we pass plates of positive possibilities to our children?
If you really are what you eat, might I recommend a menu for this, and every, day?
| Mercy Peace Goodness Kindness Cooperation Honesty Conviction | Responsibility Joy Patience Laughter Gentleness Compassion Courage | Creativity Self-Control Humility Determination Health Wisdom Empathy Reverence | Endurance Passion Understanding Love Respect Freedom Happiness | Faith Satisfaction Positivity Growth Maturity Gratitude Perseverence |
In this restaurant, you aren't limited to one appetizer, one entree, and one dessert!
Take liberally from every column, and leave feeling better than when you came in.
In fact, eat everything in sight. You'll thank me for it.
Your bill will reflect payment in full,
because the only things you are required to pay
are those parts of yourself that oppose what's on your plate.
From the Hoggatteer family to yours, happy Thanksgiving!
Take liberally from every column, and leave feeling better than when you came in.
In fact, eat everything in sight. You'll thank me for it.
Your bill will reflect payment in full,
because the only things you are required to pay
are those parts of yourself that oppose what's on your plate.
From the Hoggatteer family to yours, happy Thanksgiving!
