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DIET
May 16, 2007
I am on a special diet. I am taking a one-meal-a-day policy, which is self-prescribed, of course. It’s just that lately I noticed that my clothes have all shrunk! Well, that’s a more subtle way of announcing that I am gaining some flesh by the minute and my weight is really bugging me down. Really.
So I had this idea of controlling my appetite in order to (how would I say this?) regain my LOST GLORY of being fit and slim. That’s an exaggeration, but what the heck, I like it said that way. I’m 51 kilos and I am targeting to shed 3-kilos before January next year. Is that possible? I wouldn’t have any idea but if this diet works, then I am far more comfortable with my self-proclaimed fit body.
Seriously, I just want to be able to wear the clothes that I like without being conscious of the bulges around my love handles. Now my wardrobes are all tidy kept because I can no longer wear them. Imagine the disaster of having bought them only to gather dust! Just imagine how much money I spent for those clothes and yet not being able to enjoy wearing them. (It’s tragic, I tell you!)
So I am making a vow to take on the challenge and forget about foods. (Whhaaat!!????) Anyway, for as long as I am satisfied with the one meal that I would have for the day, I wouldn’t think about it until the next morning comes. That is why, today just as the other days, I dined at a fairly nice restaurant and ordered the most delectable meal. And whollah! My taste buds were perfectly satiated, my stomach filled, my cells nourished and I was completely content.
It will take a while before I actually get to my desired weight and my well, a more toned figure, but everything will go as planned. Before I realize it, I can take off my large size clothes and unearth my wealth of wardrobes bored already as they remain piled up in the closet. No matter how long it takes, something will eventually change and my nearly-obese stature will soon shed off like fats melting away under the heat of the sun. This is what you call optimism. Hmmmmm…
– wrote this a year ago and can’t help but take pride in my accomplishment. (Mission accomplished!)
