Re: donut holes, who needs em?

[Guest guest]

oh wow, you must feel like the most powerful woman in the world

right now!! Go you!!

in NZ

> I can't believe that I'm sitting here in my office feeling no

> temptation whatsoever to go near the HUGE box of donut holes

sitting

> three steps away from me. Earlier, my colleague walked by and

> actually shoved the aforementioned box of donut holes in my face

and

> practically begged me to eat some. I resisted easily. then she

placed

> the remaining donut holes outside my office so that I can watch

> everybody else in the building walk up, eat one, moan

appreciatively

> and grab a few more to go. Still don't want one. This may not

sound

> particularly noteworthy, but let me tell you, donuts are weakness

of

> mine. And I haven't eaten in three hours (don't worry -- I'm about

to

> have my mid-afternoon meal). But I'm not really tempted. I'm so

> excited. Maybe my body has finally realized what my brain's been

> telling it for years -- i don't need that stuff and the momentary

> pleasure is rarely worth the sugar crash and resulting weight

gain.

> Or maybe I " m just having a good day. Anyway, knew you ladies (and

> !) would understand.

>

> Pam

[Guest guest]

Oh my god, did you really throw the whole tray in the rubbish? Wow, I

think I would only have the guts to do that if I also had your

martial arts training. Lol.

Ohh, and Pam, WAY TO GO on the donuts. Donuts are a huge problem, if

I had a time machine, I would go back and ummmm... well, I guess I

wouldn't really shoot the inventor... I know, I'd talk and talk and

talk until he forgot his great new idea!

Phoenix

> <<Earlier, my colleague walked by and

> actually shoved the aforementioned box of donut holes in my face

and

> practically begged me to eat some.>>

>

> People at work used to do that to me. It's ironical, but they

seemed to stop it after the first two or three times I took their

goody tray and dumped it into the trash. Now when co-workers have a

bunch of treats, they hide them from me. Works great! LOL :-)

>

>

>

> donut holes, who needs em?

>

>

> I can't believe that I'm sitting here in my office feeling no

> temptation whatsoever to go near the HUGE box of donut holes

sitting

> three steps away from me. Earlier, my colleague walked by and

> actually shoved the aforementioned box of donut holes in my face

and

> practically begged me to eat some. I resisted easily. then she

placed

> the remaining donut holes outside my office so that I can watch

> everybody else in the building walk up, eat one, moan

appreciatively

> and grab a few more to go. Still don't want one. This may not

sound

> particularly noteworthy, but let me tell you, donuts are weakness

of

> mine. And I haven't eaten in three hours (don't worry -- I'm

about to

> have my mid-afternoon meal). But I'm not really tempted. I'm so

> excited. Maybe my body has finally realized what my brain's been

> telling it for years -- i don't need that stuff and the momentary

> pleasure is rarely worth the sugar crash and resulting weight

gain.

> Or maybe I " m just having a good day. Anyway, knew you ladies (and

> !) would understand.

>

> Pam

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

You know, after I posted that I realized the trash thing probably wouldn't go

over well in a civilized office environment. I work in more of a circus

atmosphere where it takes something wild to get anybody's attention. :-)

Re: donut holes, who needs em?

Oh my god, did you really throw the whole tray in the rubbish? Wow, I

think I would only have the guts to do that if I also had your

martial arts training. Lol.

Ohh, and Pam, WAY TO GO on the donuts. Donuts are a huge problem, if

I had a time machine, I would go back and ummmm... well, I guess I

wouldn't really shoot the inventor... I know, I'd talk and talk and

talk until he forgot his great new idea!

Phoenix

[Guest guest]

Well, I wouldn't call my office civilized, but I would have been

afraid to try to take those donut holes away from my coworkers! They

had this crazy look in their eyes as they attacked those donut

holes. Maybe after I build these muscles up a bit more, I'll have

the cojones to take on a pack of rabid sugar-craving marketing

managers. Of course, as soon as they were done scarfing, they

started whining about how they were going to gain a hundred pounds

now and blah blah blah donuts are evil. I was doing the same thing

around the holidays with the jelly beans, so I tried not to judge.

Pam

> You know, after I posted that I realized the trash thing probably

wouldn't go over well in a civilized office environment. I work in

more of a circus atmosphere where it takes something wild to get

anybody's attention. :-)

>

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>

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> Re: donut holes, who needs

em?

>

>

> Oh my god, did you really throw the whole tray in the rubbish?

Wow, I

> think I would only have the guts to do that if I also had your

> martial arts training. Lol.

>

> Ohh, and Pam, WAY TO GO on the donuts. Donuts are a huge

problem, if

> I had a time machine, I would go back and ummmm... well, I guess

I

> wouldn't really shoot the inventor... I know, I'd talk and talk

and

> talk until he forgot his great new idea!

>

> Phoenix

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I was on the floor rolling when I read that...

Perhaps a little less extreme route would be to take only one and

promptly dump it in the trash. I can't wait to try that...

> You know, after I posted that I realized the trash thing probably

wouldn't go over well in a civilized office environment. I work in

more of a circus atmosphere where it takes something wild to get

anybody's attention. :-)

>

>

>

>

> Re: donut holes, who needs

em?

>

>

> Oh my god, did you really throw the whole tray in the rubbish?

Wow, I

> think I would only have the guts to do that if I also had your

> martial arts training. Lol.

>

> Ohh, and Pam, WAY TO GO on the donuts. Donuts are a huge

problem, if

> I had a time machine, I would go back and ummmm... well, I guess

I

> wouldn't really shoot the inventor... I know, I'd talk and talk

and

> talk until he forgot his great new idea!

>

> Phoenix

>

>

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