Monthly Archives: June 2014

creative writing 3

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we are sitting side by side now, but you’re still not ‘really’ here, are you? i can see a distance of a thousand miles separates us though only inches in front of you, our fingers brush. you hardly even notice my stare, which is intently concentrated on your lips; they’re moving, yet you’re mute. so i shift my gaze and i land among your eyes. “well this is new.” is this when i fell?

before i was capable of catching my breath, which mind you is normally never a problem, my heart liquified, melted inside of itself. and i couldn’t help think about how much i desperately want to be lost, in all of your features. but i think i realize now, i already am.

we’re still face to face & you’re still not here as our coffees arrive. but thats alright because i like to think that you’re off in your mind, thinking about me… though i very well know you’re not. and now, i can’t help but wonder what you taste like.
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news update: 2 Large Meals A Day May Be Better Than 6 Small Ones

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Most of us know the feeling of “I just finished a five pound burger with fries and a shake for dinner and I’m never eating again. Goodnight” Right? I’m not alone? Well just recently studies have shown that people who eat two large meals a day and skip dinner tend to lose more weight than those who eat lightly throughout the day.

These results have been proven by a study where two groups of people were separated and monitored each day & for every meal. One group was told to eat only two meals a day (both large), and the other group was told to eat six (all light). In the span of 12 weeks it was shown that the people who ate the large meals lost more weight than those who snacked throughout the day.

Personally I think it makes perfect sense that those who skip dinner lose weight faster, because after diner most people don’t necessarily go workout, but instead take a nap. This article is not biased but instead just kind of gives you the facts and the pros & cons for both sides.