Bowel, what makes you tick?

'); } Obviously, tick in question won't be hooking on your ties and drinking blood & trying to infect you with some potentially dangerous disease. No, but this tick of mine isn't any more pleasant anyways.
Here's some info that might come as a surprise to some - I live with my parents. These same parents went on a holiday, leaving me home alone. OK, while this episode probably isn't as interesting as the movie with the same name, it produced some interesting findings on my side:

• somehow, parents aren't as bad as they seem, even if you're in your thirties,
• a cat can be a pain in the ass, and it likes it's toilet clean,
• paying bills isn't interesting at all, and it's probably often smart to keep your mouth shut,
• using the washer is a simple task, but it's rather boring to dry your clothes by hanging it  on a piece of rope, and finally
•  your sister isn't always your best friend, when it comes to lunches.

All this is stated for the simple purpose: not to leave the last point alone. Therefore, I'll skip explaining all the points (if you're interested, feel free to ask and I'll respond) and jump straight to the last, sister, part. She has two little devils that tend to make anyone's day interesting, even if maybe a bit too interesting. Apart from them, she also likes to cook (a virtue not often found in sisters, and I truly respect that). However, she had chicken sauce with some pasta (the first day) and with mashed potato today. I was, on the other hand, too lazy to wait for potatoes to boil, and asked if pasta is still OK. When my stomach was full, I noticed that some of it's fullness wants to get out. And this same thing happened yesterday, as well.

So, finally... An idea, or an advice, if you like it better: if you have issues with bowel, or have been 'diagnosed' with Irritable Bowel Syndrome, make yourself a favor and keep track of what makes your ibs tick. Once you're a master of that, you won't be having any more IBS issues.

Thanks,
NS