Monday, May 23, 2005
you say, i say
the onset of summer, combined with uncooperative zippers and insubordinate seams, has nudged me into rigourous dietary self-discipline: i am, alas, not one of those fortunate souls who can eat and drink whenever and whatever they want without repercussions.
and because i dither, i decided to combine all the regimes that looked sensible and maintainable, stir in a few wise words from the weight-loss gurus (and an enormous amount of raw tomatoes, which, happily, are one of my favourite foods), season with regular exercise, and lots of rest, and a positive frame of mind, and see how i go.
i'm going fine, just fine. the effort feels minimal, and the results are, at least till now, maximal.
sometimes, i think, it's the timing that's tantamount.
and i don't, of course, have a lot else to do right now.
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What about taking beautiful photos, writing beautiful words and publishing?
ReplyDeleteThat is worthwhile.
I like a slice of tomato as well.
Must make some photos. Made hundreds during the w-e. First a wedding, then kids playing badminton.
Great.
I think "uncooperative zippers and insubordinate seams" is quite simply the most elegant way I've ever heard that sentiment phrased. Leave it to you, Lynn, to make even dieting seem elegant. :)
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful image! ... hey -- there's always time to exercise -- a nice walk around the city - with your camera! That works for me :-)
ReplyDeleteoodles of tomatos sounds better than being seasick - and I've already put most of the weight I lost back on. I find that as I get this little bit older, I've got to watch what I eat (or just walk and explore more) now too. Although skirts are often very forgiving.
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