Here I am sitting here in my apartment ready to start my workout. A
thought of cookies goes through my brain. Yesterday I've seen a lady
with Aeoro cookies in her basket. I thought, "Luck you!". I've
successfully kept away from junk food for a few weeks now.
The second thought I had is "If I had only month to live, what would I
choose: 1. Eating those stupid vegetables and working out 2. Eating
delicious junk food whenever I feel like it." No doubt I would choose
junk food. Life without junk food for me loses a lot of its appeal. I
understand it's great to be slim and be in shape, but I tend to put
more priority to great tasty food which is junk food.
> Here I am sitting here in my apartment ready to start my workout. A
> thought of cookies goes through my brain. Yesterday I've seen a lady
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> understand it's great to be slim and be in shape, but I tend to put
> more priority to great tasty food which is junk food.
But the fact is you don't have only a month to live, and what you eat
and the amount can have an effect on how many months you have and
whether you live them as a slim healthy vigorous person or as a sluggish
overweight person. Remember, a condemned man's last meal doesn't
affect his life expectancy. But your meal isn't your last.
del
mikesmith9999@hotmail.com - 13 Sep 2008 04:08 GMT
On 12 sep, 22:17, Del Cecchi <delcecchinospamoftheno...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> mikesmith9...@hotmail.com wrote:
> > Here I am sitting here in my apartment ready to start my workout. A
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>
> del
Del, I did not even do my workout even though I was all ready.
Instead, I went back to sleep and slept a good three hour. When I
don't feel good mentally, sleeping is my way of coping.
Tonight I made myself a favor. I made home-made popcorn in olive oil.
It made me fool good. I'm back on track!