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[percival]

First of all, thank you to shellebelle93 and cynthia_black - I never thought I could have an intelligent discussion with Creationists, but you two proved me wrong. It seems that every time I hit an aspect of other believers' concepts of religion that I do not understand, I find someone on LJ who helps me revise my prejudices. Go LiveJournal!

Secondly, the company I work for will receive a high visitor tomorrow: His Royal Highness Prince Andrew AKA Fergie's ex-hubby AKA Randy Andy. Dress code for the day is picturesque high tech shabby chic; balaclavas are allowed, but any cassette players will be confiscated. After we've been recce'd (i.e. searched from top to bottom) by two separate groups of security people in the past week, tomorrow morning will herald the arrival of big mean dogs with well-trained noses. Their task is to spot any Semtex that our employees might have carelessly left in their drawers. Parking in front of the building will not be permitted (car bombs); neither will be visitors other than High Royal ones with assorted entourage. Any innocuous parcels will be turned away from our doors. Our CFO will personally walk ahead of HRH, to make sure somebody else steps on that carpet mine first. Since HRH will visit the offices, said spaces have to be clean, our desks have to be clear. I think I will shave my legs to mark the occasion.

Thirdly, I Must Diet Tomorrow. I have made the big mistake of unearthing a very nice cookie recipe. Baked cookies, got hooked. Fear for waistline. Go hide cookies and give them away to coworkers and friends. Moreish. Completely. Homemade. Oatmeal. Raisin. Cookies. Need I say more?

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[perceval.livejournal.com]

sounds a lot like the recipe I made yesterday. 3 cups of sugar, 1 1/2 cups of butter, 4 1/2 cups of oatmeal, 3 cups of flour, vanilla extract ... you said you didn't want to know?

percival, in tormentor mode.

(P.S.: can you eat maple syrup? if so, then I have a cookie recipe for you.)

[shellebelle93.livejournal.com]

Actually, the nutrition class I went to explained the new way of things: Sugar is just another carb. It is counted the same as any other carb. So I can have sugar, but I have to count it as a carb and make sure I don't have too many.

That being said, I still don't think I'll eat too much sugar. It's kind of nice to have the choice, though, isn't it?