In yesterday's blog I forgot to mention that I got rear-ended coming home for Shell's amazing mango salsa tilapia dinner. It's one of those wrecks where it's technically his fault, but really it's just a bad intersection. I suppose I'm lucky I haven't gotten hit or hit anyone there before. That particular intersection averages about 15 collisions a week. At some point they'll have to redo it it make it less of a hazard.
Anyway, the driver was a young kid. He'd spent the last 4 years building his car from scratch. He's just gotten his license and was taking his car out for a spin when he hit me from behind. His custom ride crumpled like a foil balloon and I got a shiny new headache. I suppose it could have been a bad deal, but there's always a silver lining, so after talking to him for a bit, I found out his dad owned a body shop just down the street. A few minutes later his dad arrived, we worked things out, and after exchanging info all is well in the world. The kid will be driving again as soon as he can get his front end back in one piece and I'll get a new back end and some extra paint and body work thrown in for free.
And to think, that could have gone completely different had I let myself have a bad attitude about the situation. Praise God for the opportunity to see the good side of people.
Before I go, huge props to LSU for the big W over La Tech and to everyone running in the San Antonio Rock 'n' Roll marathon next year. I'll see you on the line next year!
9am: shake
12pm: Mama Fe's in Georgetown, slammin' brown rice veggie bowl with red pepper curry sauce. Shell had the seared tuna salad and tofu lettuce wraps. This place is awesome!!
2pm: watermelon
3pm: 1/2 organic food bar
4pm: carrots
5pm: 1/3 organic food bar
6pm: shell's newly famous baked tilapia with mango salsa, and spinach salad with fresh mushrooms
8pm: rest of organic food bar
10pm: grilled portobello mushrooms, light raspberry vinagrette salad with grape tomatoes and apple.

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