I kind of agree, but she was the one who asked me why no pizza. But, no skin off my back. I'm fine, yesterday I was just on a defensive rampage. Sorry guys.

I've pretty much given up on trying to tell anyone what I eat or why, except Husband. Now that he's tried giving up some processed crap he feels better, so he's more inclined to listen. (plus there's that whole captive audience thing, no escaping the mad housewife) I live on the opposite end of the food spectrum, but I have to give you kudos for standing up for what you choose to eat. Gotta admit that I usually just fudge the truth so I don't have to spend the rest of my time justifying why I don't eat my veggies or all those "healthy" whole grains.

There's really no need to be sorry about it :) Think of it as a learning experience.

It's your business what you chose to eat or not eat. I have a friend and her sister ate mac & cheese for dinner every night. Not healthy, but NOT my business.
I say you should've told her to shove off (maybe not so nicely).

Well... sorry for making a big deal out of something that shouldn't have been... or something that very well was just as much my fault as anything... perhaps more my fault than anything... so yeah.

Thanks guys. Yesterday I just felt barraged about my lifestyle choices by a lot of people... and I felt as though I was constantly trying to defend my choices... which in hindsight... I made it a bigger deal than it really was... so yeah.

It's amazing what one night can do to your sanity. ;)