Now
I don’t normally take on requests when coming up for my next blog topic, but
this time I made an exception since it centered around the devious…cheesecake.
First, who could have
ever guessed, that going out of your comfort zone would taste so delicious. I may claim to be an adventurous
eater, but in reality I stay pretty close to foods that have been proven time
and time again to taste good going down. However if I were to compare to that
to how one should live their life, I always say to go outside that comfort zone
and take a chance. Life is about taking risk and experiencing new things. Not
reliving the same old tried and true methods over and over again.
So
while out on a date I decided to go out of my comfort zone, both with how I
approached the date and with the tasting of my first true cheesecake. For those that keep up with my blog will know
my feelings on the dates, (and don’t
worry, what I am currently writing now was already brought up during my
date…yes I’m serious!), are basically job interviews. But I am not here to recount that night’s
date. I am here about the cheesecake. There are certain foods I’ve placed on a
list that I will not touch (Ranch, Feta
Cheese, Deer meat, Cheesecake, and etc.).
And if someone tries to get me to eat it, I politely turn them down and
go on my merry way. But that night I
decided to try something new, with of course some prodding by my date to try
the cheesecake [side note: tried my first
true cheesecake at the Cheesecake Factory]. When the cheesecake came out, I
have to admit I was nervous. The first thought that popped in to mind was that
I really hoped that I don’t throw up cheesecake over my date. But luckily after
that first bite, I felt what amounts to an orgasm in my mouth (okay maybe not an orgasm, but it was
enjoyable).
Now as
someone who enjoys eating the right things (from
time to time, I still do treat myself to a burger every month) and staying
in shape. It is a very dangerous thing for me to start loving Cheesecakes. Also
I can finally understand why people seem to go ga-ga over this delightful
dessert.
In all, the
lesson that I left with that night was that…When you start to become
comfortable and use to certain things. You close yourself off to some beautiful
things around you.
1 comment:
Nice, Greg! I like how you related that to life in general.... so true...
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