So its that time of year again when Fat Tuesday is over and the Lent begins. No, not the lint you find in the dryer or your belly button, but the religious observance of Lent, the forty days and nights before Easter.
I am not Catholic and nor am I "supposed" to do anything for Lent according to my religion, but I always seem to want to observe it as a personal battle and cleansing period.
This year I have decided to give up fried foods, sodas, and beer. This is a great deal to give up, but with my diet and health plan going strong, I feel this is doable and I will succeed.
Kudos to all those out there observing Lent and struggling on a day-to-day basis to keep straight to their commitment.
Live and Love,
Reagan
I am not Catholic and nor am I "supposed" to do anything for Lent according to my religion, but I always seem to want to observe it as a personal battle and cleansing period.
This year I have decided to give up fried foods, sodas, and beer. This is a great deal to give up, but with my diet and health plan going strong, I feel this is doable and I will succeed.
Kudos to all those out there observing Lent and struggling on a day-to-day basis to keep straight to their commitment.
Live and Love,
Reagan
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