Marital bliss ?

This is a convo from a sitcom I was watching, I found the exchange of words very amusing.
A married man and a man who chooses to remain unmarried ( and is a popular ladies' man) are chilling out on the deck, drinking margheritas...
MM : You know what, I have a confession to make.
Un-MM : Uh?
MM : Sometimes I wonder about the 'Road not taken'
Un-MM : Which road would that be?
MM: Your road!
Un-MM : Oh! Yeah it's a good road.
MM: So, it's not a case of - the grass is green on the other side ?
Un-MM : No, no no! The grass is pretty fricking green on this side!
MM : Damn!

Sleepless in San Jose ( and everywhere)

My friends and I sometimes discuss how hard it is for vegetarians to lose weight when compared to meat eaters. Omnivores, if they are careful how their meat is cooked and what kind of animal food they choose over others, have it working for them. For vegetarians like me, when you're working out and trying to watch what you eat, you're getting burnt from both sides. Without some chicken to add bulk to your salad, without fish and egg, we certainly don't have it easy contending with lentils, beans grains and dairy along with our dear pals from the plant kingdom - vegetables and fruits.
              I discovered the problem of vegetarians extends beyond the human race. Today,while watching TV, I learnt that meat eating animals like cats and lions sleep many hours of the day compared to plant eaters like giraffes, zebras and deers who have to graze and eat for many more hours of a day to satisfy their nutritional requirements. And even the few hours that they do sleep, they have to be vigilant of predators. This sleep pattern was true even for plant-eating dinosaurs versus carnivores like T-Rexs.
        Especially if you are a vegetarian, working mother of a toddler, you can kiss sleep goodbye! She sleeps less and I am sleepless. No matter what, I am not going to cross that line , I was always a vegetarian and will forever be - with all its little supposed flaws!