I open the box;
it’s so shiny and new. Just what I asked Santa for. Wow these things have come
a long way from the one in my Grandmother’s bathroom. I take a deep breath and
then exhale, I step on the scale then a scene from The Biggest Loser come to
mind, I’m picturing the huge digital screen in the background flashing from
number to number then it finely stops on 180. I hang my head down in shame, how
can I have gained back 10 pounds. It took me so long to get that 10 off in the
1st place and its back on between Thanksgiving and Christmas.
I think back to my teens I was always
thin, never had an issue with my weight. I never had to do anything special to
stay that size either, I wish there was a secret on how to stay skinny that way
I could go back to the carefree days of thin.
So here I am standing naked in my
bathroom totally piss off at myself. I have to forgive myself the holiday
seasons, I’m sure that I’m not the only one that gains weight this time of the
year. Now I have to start this weight lose journey again, to start from the
same point as a year ago seems hopeless. On that day I wished I could buy a
magic wand and abracadabra my body looked the way I wanted it too.
I
fast forward to today over the course of the year I have lost those pesky 10
pounds but we are weeks away from Thanksgiving and Christmas. I feel
discouraged already because I’m fighting with those 10 pounds plus 25 more. I
tell you fighting with 35 pounds is mental and physical tiring. Too bad it didn’t
burn calories in the process and weight loss battle continuities.
I don't understand the close--have you lost 10 pounds or gained 35 or 25 or just anticipating those numbers?
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I need to lose the 10 pounds I have gained plus I need to lose 35 more, 35 pounds is the total number.
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