The topic for today is the growing amount of displeasure in today's high quality packaged breakfast foods. Suffice it to say that I am not satisfied with the behavior of my cereal. Suppose you are in the supermarket and you walk down the cereal aisle. What do you see? At eye level, you get every walk of life without sugar. As if you want to eat a healthy breakfast of low-fat cereal every morning. And then when you finally trip and fall over a fallen box of Sugarless Wheaty P's (P is for prunes, not a supplemental ingredient) with a negative amount of sugar in them so that everything actually tastes worse after you eat them, you see the sugar enriched cocoa puffs and you buy the $4.00 box that will only last one day. Forget it. I move that this country pass some sort of law against this. That we stop allowing such trivial issues like gun-laws and abortion fill up our legislation time. We need to solve the cereal law and we need to solve it now. Write to your congressman and tell him what you ate for breakfast. Write to your local legislator and give him your opinion on this subject. It is high time that all politicians learn that when we say jump, they will say how high. Give us the rights to our cereal.