*Headdesk*… link here.
Do you wanna know how many calories your friend ate at lunch? Just read his/her twitter!
While a food diary can be a helpful thing, somehow I’m skeptical that posting one’s food journal to everyone you know is going to be a great step towards public health. The first thing that occurred to me is that it will allow for twitter calorie restriction competitions. Fun. (not)
Don’t we obsess enough about what we eat in this culture without twittering our every eaten morsel? Hah.
–AngryGrayRainbows
Angry Gray Rainbows 
Well I guess mine wouldn’t be very long considering the fact we are practically foodless over here but Thank God we have enuff 4 the babies..
BTW, how do I put in a default pic like sassyblonde?
Much Love!!
When you log-in to WordPress… up in the left-hand corner is a menu option for “my account.” From there, select “edit profile” and you can put a custom picture in that way.
I will tell you right now that the custom picture thing doesn’t update right away in some cases. I had to log out and log back in and THEN someone had to comment to one of the threads where my picture was showing to get my picture to update… so, my advice is to add whatever picture you like… make sure you save your updated profile… and don’t worry if things aren’t perfect right off. WordPress is a little wonky with the picture thing at first, but it sorts itself out pretty quickly.