Something all of us humans like is variety. Variety is generally pretty easy to achieve. Each day is always going to be a little different. If you love pizza, each pizza place is going to be just a smidgen different, if not immensely so. However, what seems like a difficult task for us is to forge a comittment with one thing. Whether it be a relationship, a routine, a religious practice, it becomes amazingly trying to place value on the one thing above all else...to not get bored. In a way I believe that is one thing I am really coming to terms with on the fast - to not only appreciate the one thing, but to look forward to it. I have read in many places that as people leave the MasterCleanse they then have cravings for the lemonade concoction (lime/lemon, maple syrup, cayenne pepper), and I am sure the simplicity of the diet.

With all that being said, and as both myself and Tony are only human after all (okay, maybe super-human), we were both beyond excited to find a juicer so we can start using real lemons rather than our organic lime juice from a bottle. Therefore, we scavenged Thrift Town and the 17th Street Community Market to find something to juice all those lemons. We both scored and I am excited to use the juicer for future juicing endeavors.

Afterwards, with yesterday being such a beautiful day we met some friends in the park for a little playing in the sun. We tossed the football, threw the frisbee and played some futbol with our new Israeli friends. Lots of fun and lots of energy. Something I look forward to learning from the incident, though, is how my lower back will heal as it was kind of sore after all of the running around (the same area as a horrible bout I had last year after working full-time where I was debilitated for awhile, and actually still haven't really had the ability to run since - it actually has been quite a bummer). We will see how my sore back fares with only the lemonade concoction. In the best possible scenario it will actually have a chance to heal everything around it and remove the pain for life (go super-human strengths!).

Quick Romantic Sidenote: At the park within a 10-yard radius of where my friends, Jon Astman and Beth Oelberger, were sitting, within the 2-hours we were there not one, but two, ex-girlfriends wound up sitting there with their new boyfriends - Nicole Bliss Califano and Emily Pamela Macy. Strange, huh?

Well, poop ya on the flip side!

--daimian

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