Sunday, October 07, 2007

Fast Blog

These are the accounts of DeShanee Miner and her fasting experience.

 

9:45 am

Wake up!

Awwww man! I’m so thirsty! I usually start the day off

with a really big cup of water. It’s crazy, I’ll be

thinking about that water like all day!!

 

11:30 am

Lunch time…

Why does it seem like everyone is eating right now.

Funny thing is I am thinking more about getting some

juice than eating an actual meal.

 

1:15 pm

Quit spinning!

So right now my tummy is growling and I am a lil

dizzy. Honestly the only reason I haven’t passed out

is because I know I’m getting a great meal at the end

of the day! But seriously, I feel icky. That’s when I

realize I didn’t eat much the day before and I don’t

even think I ate dinner!

 

3:15 pm

Wish I were in 1st grade

Right now I’m at work and it’s snack time for the

first graders I work with. They had muffins and orange

juice and the OJ looked like soooooo good. I’m

surprised I kept up with the kids on the playground

because I was so freaking tired! I didn’t think I

would get this tired from not eating. I got plenty of

sleep but my body is running on air!

 

6:20 pm

Hurry the sun is down!

Well it’s sunset and I am on my way to 040 in Kean

hall. I picked up something to drink on the way

because that’s what I really wanted all day! I was

happy I didn’t cheat. It made everything so much more

satisfying!

 

All and all I was tired the whole day. I had a

headache, my mouth was dry and all I could do was

think about drinking some water or juice or something.

The only think I was banking on was that I got to eat

at the end of the day. And honestly I could have eaten

at anytime. Many people don’t have the option of

eating anytime and I am blessed that I don’t have to

wonder around everyday wondering when my next meal

will be, how big it will be and will it be healthy for

me.

 

 

DeShanee Miner

Senior Staff Writer

Tennessee State University “The Meter”

tsumeter.com

“Miner T.H.R.E.A.T.”




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