Posted by susan C on July 15, 2001, at 19:55:44
In reply to Re: Other than fatigue (and a little mental dullness), posted by lissa on July 15, 2001, at 18:18:21
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> > For of course, I want to figure out why I can't get it right, right now. Why is it so hard to eat properly and not too much? I know all the "rules" for eating - you know that stuff about eating your fruits and vegetables and not too many fatty things. And getting enough exercise and plenty of sleep and drinking enough water and not too much caffeine (my elixer of life is Diet Dr. Pepper!). And not watching too much tv. And following my budget and calling my mother and saying my pleases and thank yous. And it goes on and on and on. I still have these rigid rules I want to live by. How do I work to those things that can make my life better (just from a health perspective - take the excessive weight - I am about 100 pounds overweight) and not be living under a life that must be perfect?
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> um, I dunno. I can say the sorts of stuff I did. Bought doughnuts, neglected to call my family, glared instead of saying thank you, gave people a piece of my mind, wore garish clothing, dyed my hair odd colors ... and no one really noticed. No one thought I was a pig with the occasional coffee and a doughnut. If I earned an odd look or two, I smiled widely. With weight, I am young so I say easy come, easy go. As people get older, I know it can get harder. But, indulge. Go nuts. Have your fun. Then go on your diet or whatever.
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> > Your resident hounddog.
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> you ain't nothin' but a hounddog
> cryin' all the time ...
> well, you ain't never caught a rabbit
> so ... well, I don't care if you can catch rabbits (and no brownie points with me if you drink dr. pepper or call your momma).AKC American Kennel Club? lol. That is a good one, did I get it right?
poster:susan C
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