National Caviar Day?
I was looking up some information online the other day and I discovered that this week there will be the celebration of National Caviar Day. I found this very interesting.
Osetra caviar, Salmon Creme Fraiche, Potato shallot croquette, Basil oil, egg whites and yolks (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Personally, I’ve never had Caviar. The thought of ingesting fish eggs just have never been too high on my list. But, I was wondering for all of my readers if you’ve ever had caviar then maybe you’d be so kind as to post a comment and help me understand the reasons why I should try caviar.
I can promise you this, my wife Jenn is ALWAYS trying to convince me to try new and exotic types of food. So I know I should at least try… but as I’m writing this to you I’m starting to get a cold chill running down my spine with the thought of eating caviar. Speaking of spine, I can assure you that there is nothing fishy about chiropractic!
The same way that I’m a bit queasy about trying new foods is how some of your friends and family may feel about trying chiropractic so can I ask you for one more small favor? Would you mind sharing your positive experience with my office? In other words, when you are talking to a friend or family today you can just say you got an email from your ‘non-caviar eating chiroprator-Dr. Scot Gray’ and he asked me to share the experience I had with his Marion, Ohio office. I’m sure they’ll ask you about the caviar statement and you can explain the content about this blog post and let them know there’s nothing fishy about The Ohio Neck and Back Pain Relief Center.
You never know, they just may be in need of some pain relief and you’d get the credit for helping them. Plus we are running some really cool special offers as we raise money for Make-A-Wish Foundation so be sure to share the good news. And don’t forget to post a comment about your thoughts on whether I should ever try ingesting eggs from a large pre-historic looking fish. (Yuck! There goes the chill down my spine again… And as you know I have a Loooooong spine! :))
And remember: “I’ve got your back!”
Dr. Scot Gray
