I just saw a news item about obesity in Canada. Apparently it is a
growing problem among youth. One of the women interviewed suggested that
this may be the first generation of Canadians that does not outlive
their parents.

"Dave Smith" > wrote in message
om...
>I just saw a news item about obesity in Canada. Apparently it is a growing
>problem among youth. One of the women interviewed suggested that this may
>be the first generation of Canadians that does not outlive their parents.

Sounds like someone needs to call Michelle about that. I'm sure she would
happily appoint a crew of her friends, errrrrrr, associates, to study the
problem...............

After all, she's an expert on obesity.

Steve

On Jan 3, 10:43*am, "Steve B" > wrote:
> "Dave Smith" > wrote in message
>
> om...
>
> >I just saw a news item about obesity in Canada. Apparently it is a growing
> >problem among youth. One of the women interviewed suggested that this may
> >be the first generation of Canadians that does not outlive their parents..
>
> Sounds like someone needs to call Michelle about that. *I'm sure she would
> happily appoint a crew of her friends, errrrrrr, associates, to study the
> problem...............
>
> After all, she's an expert on obesity.
>

Not being part of the US, however, Canada has its own First Lady --
Sharon Johnston.

On Jan 3, 11:53*am, Dave Smith > wrote:
> I just saw a news item about obesity in Canada. Apparently it is a
> growing problem among youth. One of the women interviewed suggested that
> this may be the first generation of Canadians that does not outlive
> their parents.

Well us gluttonous Americans couldn't be expected to keep our fat
asses inside the lines for long, eh?