Shades of grey.

Changes.

I remember hating turtleneck sweaters. Now, I love them.

I remember refusing to wear the color navy blue. No matter how much my mom tried to get me to wear it, I wouldn't. I don't know what I associated the color navy with, but whatever it was, it wasn't good. Navy blue was "bad." Now, I can't get enough of it. I wear it all the time. That, and grey. And black, always. I think I'm truly turning into a "northerner."

For over 20 years of my life, there is no food I disliked more than tomatoes. I wouldn't eat them. I picked them out of everything. About 2 years ago, I woke up one morning and decided I liked tomatoes. And now, one of my favorite snacks is slices of tomatoes with mayo, salt and pepper. I love them on my sandwiches and burgers especially. Still can't stomach the really slimy and mushy ones, but they are no longer on my "foods I won't eat" list.

I stopped drinking soda after undergrad. The transition to no soda wasn't gradual. The less I drank, the more I realized I could live without it. And without it, I feel, I'm healthier. I've read, a soda a day can result in a 15 pound weight gain over a period of a year. Although, I am sure this is not true for everyone...

I try to eat yogurt a couple times a week. I never used to.

I don't like coffee. I can't seem to acquire a taste for it. But, I do like McDonald's iced coffee. Not sure why. And I love Java Monster's, Mocha Loca and Mean Bean. I also have my Starbucks drinks I can't live without, Chai Latte and White Chocolate Mocha. Perhaps (it seems) I'm slowly acquiring a taste for coffee.

...I still don't like wine (some things haven't changed).