An Example of Irrational Thought

I brought up this issue with a friend the other day. When I am hungry, and I mean really hungry, I can't imagine having enough food to eat so that I could possibly be full again. I guess I know somewhere in my mind that I will have enough at some point because otherwise I would start panicking about never being able to be full again, but from the top of my head I am so sure that I could eat forever. However, when I do get the chance to eat as much as I can, I can get extremely full. So full in fact that I promise myself that I will never be able to eat again. This is such complete nonsense, but it is exactly how I feel when I'm super full. It's not like I am experiencing strong hunger and uncomfortable fullness for the first time. This can happen every week. If I actually think about it when I am at these extremes I realize that I will eat again and be full again at a later date, but there is also some acceptance of the ultimatums. I marvel that I could be so irrational, even while at the same time realizing the irrationality. I think I'm really going to try to break that way of thinking the next time I get very hungry or full. That would be a fun exercise.

In other news, here is today's picture.
This one makes more sense than yesterday's I think, even though it really doesn't make any sense at all. If you are confused, yes, it is a flying manta ray.

Lately I have had a craving for drinking something really good. I have had some really good things to drink in the past few days, but it usually isn't enough. I love drinking tasty things, maybe even more than eating tasty things. Maybe I'm saying that because I just finished dinner and haven't had anything to drink yet...

Yes, that is definitely the real issue.