Wish this diet thing came
easier to me. Or came to me at all. I think the biggest problem is,
I am an eater. I like food and thoroughly enjoy the eating
experience. If you have been reading previous posts, you would know this
about me already.
I wish I was one of those
people. You know them, maybe you are one of them. When life is thrown
even slightly off balance, they stop eating and when you quiz them on their weight loss, they drive the knife into your fat-padded belly
by saying "Oh, you know, I went through a bit of a rough patch with XYZ
and simply lost my appetite". Grrrrr.
This never happens
to me. When I am happy, I eat. When I am sad, I eat. When I
had impacted wisdom teeth surgically removed, the first thing I did when I got
home 3 hours post-op, was... yup, I ate a full meal.
Had Andrew, Emily and her
parents over for a good old South African braai last night. Didn't eat
the Lindt chocolate Easter bunny I put on each plate as decoration
and only had one scoop of homemade ice cream. Why, oh why
did I not lose any weight by this morning? Well, maybe the reason is that
the fat faeries really, really like my company. Or maybe the bathroom scale is a
broken liar. Or maybe, just maybe it's because I eat too
much and get zero exercise?
I will be going back to South
Africa in a couple of weeks' time. When I return in June, I hope to not
only still fit into my favourite pair of denims, but to start aqua aerobics
again; the only exercise I've ever found that made me feel good about myself
and actually helped me lose weight and tone at least a couple of muscles in
this aging body.
Oh, if only food didn't taste
so good.
But for now I am going back to bed. All
this talk of fat, food and exercise is too depressing to face this early on a
Saturday morning.
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