Rose is Rose by Don Wimmer and Pat Brady for October 04, 2016

I find frosted mini wheats to be a good compromise.

Still only like Cheerios or Fruit Loops, nothing else

A gradual transition of about 60 years.

Oatmeal with applesauce, Kix, or original Cheerios.

Oatmeal for me!

Vanilla Chex is to die for.

The old “wife as mom of husband” routine.

Frosted mimi wheats and Apple Jacks. Yummy

Yes, Rose, it is time to start eating like an adult. And adults eat what they like, not what some publish-or-die academic “nutritionist” says is “healthy” at the paid behest of some sell-it-or-die advertising crazy. “Healthy” is not a one-size-fits-all. Especially when the determination is made with money in view. So lay off, Rose!

That’s what the Teen years are for!, That, according to my Dad! Late twenties for me, I was kinda slow.

That’s why I chose Post Mini Wheat Squares, Honey Nut flavor. It’s nutritious and delicious without having to add sugar. It has the highest fiber count of any cereal.

Hmmm, wonder what my cold cereal choices say about me. Cheerios, Cap’n Crunch and Corn Chex, any two and ofttimes all three in one bowl, usually with craisins or raisins.

In my late 20’s my doctor pointed out that Cheerios have about as much salt as potato chips. Fresh oatmeal with fruit ever since.

I’m 55 years old and was in a “Lucky Charms” rut a few months ago. Now I’m doing just regular “Corn Flakes”…

Try being a diabetic with the attendant slow metabolism – bran with Truvia every day for years and years. And not raisin bran – that stuff is loaded with sugar.

there are times when she is no fun