I have to confess the hotdog I ate today tasted good, but
being old doctors, Phil and I had to spend the rest of the day passing gas from
both ends……(hotdogs always taste better with beans). Yes we would exercise two hours tomorrow for
a hotdog today, and of course, we would self medicate by doubling the dose of Lipitor
just in case the fat laden chunks of assorted animal parts and floor grime that
was packed neatly into that beloved hotdog really settled into one of our
coronary arteries and block blood flow to our heart muscle. But that’s ok, cause the hotdog was kosher.
Too add more fat to fat and insure the stress and burden to
our frail and failing and aging circulatory dynamics, there were a few cupcakes
that were carefully dissected and ingested, and then after everyone was truly filled
with filth and there was truly no way back to sanity, a huge, warm, moist and
full chocolate cake came marching out the door surrounded by a bucket of vanilla
ice cream to lubricate the passage of the full rich glue like dense chocolate down
our innards to seal the coffin.
This is how we spent this July 4th with friends,
and in fact with one of my two oldest and bestest friends in the world, Phil
Hellreich. I did the cooking so all of
the 25 odd hamburgers and 40 hotdogs that were consumed that day were grilled
by yours truly. My mouth was watering
the entire time I was cooking and so were my eyes from the grease that was bounding
off the grill fueled by the fat dribbles seeping from the cooking “meat” onto
the charcoal - shooting microscopic explosions that ricocheted back into my
eyes. Indeed my glasses were so covered
with grease; I had to soak them in Lipitor for 3 hours to get them clean.
Others were not as restrained or remorseful. I witnessed a few guests eating MORE than one
hotdog and more than one hamburger….yikes…..yikes and a half. As it was, all of this guilt was for one dog
and ½ half of a hamburger. But there
was no stopping those who found it easy to sneak a bite of fat in between words
to keep the conversation fueled like lighting oil. Did anyone
touch the fruit salad??? How many will
survive until the fireworks later this evening we have not a clue. At least for now, no one cared about what was
consumed and is looking forward to the lights, noise and fireworks celebration of
our July 4th day of independence.
God Bless America!
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