Coffee and Crazy
I'm sorry I haven't written since Friday. I realize now that I have been a bit ill with a flair up of craziness.
This morning I got up at 4AM and lounged around until 5AM when I went to Starbucks for a coffee. I have switched from vanilla lattes to regular black coffee to save on calories and money. Then I took my coffee and drove to Caribou Coffee and ordered a regular black coffee there. I sat down outside, and then I began the great coffee taste test. Who do you think won as having the best coffee, Starbucks or Caribou? Who do you think has the best coffee? I'm asking my readers to write in their opinion, and then next Monday I will tell you who won the great coffee taste test. If you need to, go out and test it for yourselves and see.
After the taste test, I worked on another project I had been working on all weekend. That was the reason I didn't blog at all . . . I was too busy working on this new project. The project is a new organization I was starting and going to devote much of my energies (and money) to, and it is called the "Andrew Gadtke Evangelism Ministries." Well, I worked on getting all the preliminary ideas and stuff worked out to start this, and then today I realized that this whole weekend (and much of last week) and some of today, I have been terribly sick with hyperreligiosity. I am no longer going to start my own Billy Graham-style ministry, and so now I have abandoned the whole thing. I feel bad that I wasted so much of my time to this endeavor this weekend, and I'm a bit embarrassed about how crazy I get in these periods of hyperreligiosity. Don't get me wrong, when I have them I feel absolutely fabulous and content and joyful, but once they are over, I feel so terribly ashamed that I let myself go so far off the deep end. I never made it out to a street corner though, so I feel good about that. It did cause me to quite drinking alcohol, as sometimes I drink too much, but I think I will stick with not drinking (or only occasionally) so that I can lose some weight.
I lost two pounds this weekend! That is a good start. I hope it continues to come off. That would be so nice. If not, oh well, I'll live. I'm off to dinner now. I'll try to write some more tonight. Thank you for being understanding as I go through these crazy periods ever so often; I hope I haven't upset too many people during this time.
This morning I got up at 4AM and lounged around until 5AM when I went to Starbucks for a coffee. I have switched from vanilla lattes to regular black coffee to save on calories and money. Then I took my coffee and drove to Caribou Coffee and ordered a regular black coffee there. I sat down outside, and then I began the great coffee taste test. Who do you think won as having the best coffee, Starbucks or Caribou? Who do you think has the best coffee? I'm asking my readers to write in their opinion, and then next Monday I will tell you who won the great coffee taste test. If you need to, go out and test it for yourselves and see.
After the taste test, I worked on another project I had been working on all weekend. That was the reason I didn't blog at all . . . I was too busy working on this new project. The project is a new organization I was starting and going to devote much of my energies (and money) to, and it is called the "Andrew Gadtke Evangelism Ministries." Well, I worked on getting all the preliminary ideas and stuff worked out to start this, and then today I realized that this whole weekend (and much of last week) and some of today, I have been terribly sick with hyperreligiosity. I am no longer going to start my own Billy Graham-style ministry, and so now I have abandoned the whole thing. I feel bad that I wasted so much of my time to this endeavor this weekend, and I'm a bit embarrassed about how crazy I get in these periods of hyperreligiosity. Don't get me wrong, when I have them I feel absolutely fabulous and content and joyful, but once they are over, I feel so terribly ashamed that I let myself go so far off the deep end. I never made it out to a street corner though, so I feel good about that. It did cause me to quite drinking alcohol, as sometimes I drink too much, but I think I will stick with not drinking (or only occasionally) so that I can lose some weight.
I lost two pounds this weekend! That is a good start. I hope it continues to come off. That would be so nice. If not, oh well, I'll live. I'm off to dinner now. I'll try to write some more tonight. Thank you for being understanding as I go through these crazy periods ever so often; I hope I haven't upset too many people during this time.
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