"Eating junk food is not a reward - it's a punishment!"
I just read that from the back issues of newspapers collected while I was gone. It was in the interview he did for the Parade Magazine the 26th September 2010.
It may not seem like a "secret" but I think it is, for me, because it was something I was secretly hiding from myself. I'd go oink out on some high calorie junk food as a "reward" and then wondered why I felt so bad afterwards! But Drew just blew it out of the water!
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i have always wanted to walk out to the overlook at clingmans dome in the great smoky mountains, i went there with that intention 3 years ago, the trail, only 0.5 miles is very steep and with the high altitude, makes for a steep tiring walk, i someday, will make it up to the observation tower, even if i have to sit and rest, that is one of my goals
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It also brings a reminder of friends and family past. They stay golden and I draw from their strength41
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