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Amen on the hotdogs-- I've been saying that for years-- let me smash up my own meat and form it into a shape if that's what we have to eat. And what's the casing even made of anyhow?
I do have to say though that sometimes at the check-out line they have some good deals on mints or gum- sugarless can be good for oral health. AND, at some stores they have nifty little organizing and minature things for your purse, etc. Those are sometimes healthy for your mental parts.
Posted by: Sara | September 26, 2008 at 06:07 AM