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Curse You, Frappuccino!
About a week and a half ago, my husband bought a frappuccino for the family to share. This is where it started. Now, every time I go into our Target, I hear that blender and I salivate. I’ve had three since that fateful day.
I didn’t need this. I did not need to be reminded how luscious the whipped cream truly is. I also didn’t need to be drinking caffeine again. I basically don’t need to be spending too much money for a drink with too many calories that will cause me to have migraines.
Does this stop me from craving them? Of course not. I need to get off this bender. My waistline and my head can’t afford it. Maybe writing about it will get me off this kick. You’d think that, since I will have physical blinding pain as a result, I would be able to stop easily. Not so much. The human mind is a terrible, willful thing.
It is so much easier to stay away from things in the first place. I hadn’t had a frappuccino in years, and after one-fourth of a small, suddenly I’m this frappuccino addict, driven to find any excuse to hit a Target and get my fix. Time to detox, I’m afraid. Must stay strong. Too bad I have to go to Target for school supplies. After that, though, total boycott for a couple weeks so I can reset the old brain.
And so I say again - curse you, Frappuccino!
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