I remember the carefree and careless days of youth when I could eat and drink whatever I wanted and stay up until the early hours of the morning howling at the moon. Now the only thing I howl at is my alarm clock when it goes off the time I used to go to bed or when I eat too much bacon. Really? Bacon? Didn’t see that one coming. When you here old folks warble on about their ailments… “my _____hurts” Or “my ______is acting up again” You never hear them say “ I really shouldn’t of eaten that bacon.”
Well, maybe, but I can assure it wouldn’t be with the consistent occurrence that I get to experience when I decide that I am invincible against bacon’s ugly power. To which bacon replies, “oh yeah? Take this!!” and for added effect “bi-otch” Really bacon? Was that necessary?
Which is sad because it’s so tasty, but it is like eating tiny diamonds or miniature razor blades. There are a few exceptions: One, if it served wrapped around a cream cheese filled jalapeno I am in the clear. I know what you’re thinking. “I don’t know Sadie jalapeno’s seem like they might be trouble…” I know right? But surprisingly it’s a green light. I have no idea why.
Last Monday I ordered a sandwich from Quizno’s and the sneaky bastard had bacon hidden inside of it. I had to leave work early. Which all together was not a bad thing, but the pain associated with it was so excruciating that I cannot even describe it for fear that you might lose your lunch. Hopefully, it’s was bacon free.
So as I venture into my third decade I bid a fond farewell to my dear friend bacon. I will be forced to hang out with his less fun cousin turkey bacon. I try to convince myself that it’s a good thing because it’s healthier, but who am I kidding? We had some good times, bacon. I will miss you. ::tear::
LOL! We are all getting old! And I don't know what I'd do if me and Bacon didn't get along any more. I might have to stage a stand off and try to force a victory in my favor. I have had breakfast's that only conisted of bacon (all the drunken days of SFA and camping at the river). I say you stand your ground against hamburger if he tries to take you on. Once one meat wins the fight they all think they can beat you down!
ReplyDeleteRobyn, the bacon at SFA wasn't real bacon...I have yet to figure out what that stuff was.
ReplyDeleteSadie, this is just step one of the downward slope of your youth. Now it's bacon, next it's going to be everything you eat. Then you're body is going to start breaking and going through changes that REALLY make you feel old. I'm 31...wow I'm 31...now I'm sad.
Sadie, Just noticed your blog off of Matts Profile, great stuff lol. I just wanted to say how deeply sorry I am for your loss of Bacon, I as Robyn said don't know what would happen without Bacon in my life. I have already lost Nicotine and that one about killed me.
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