
Yes, I've been watching the biggest loser and imagining the pain of having to lose 10 kilograms - let alone 110 kilograms. Ah, nope!
I gave the nasty ciggies up some time ago, now if only I could quit my afternoon habit of a lovely, bubbly bourbon and coke (or two) - then perhaps a few slices of pizza or a packet of kettle chilli chips wouldn't be such a sin...? After having to put my horse down last year, I decided back to tennis I'd go, along with swimming laps, I've always swam laps and I've played tennis on and off for years.
I bought a new tennis racquet, ready to go. A week ago I twisted my ankle, my kneecap popped out and I can hardly walk. Not long after that hubby cleaned the pool and put a nice gouge into the liner. The water drained out and the liner is now stuffed LOL!!
Murphy's Law??
Might be time to take up walking?
Perhaps I'll speed write instead...
4 comments:
LOL at the attempts at fitness.
I was well on my way to losing my goal of 40kg last year when I discovered Zumba. But then I tore a ligament in the bottom of my foot which can take up to 2 years to heal!!!!(half that if you're skinny, damn murphy's law!!)I've had nasty injections into the arch of my foot and a year on I can now walk with only minute pain. If reading shed pounds I'd be a light weight by now!!!!!!!
Enjoy the bourbon and coke's and keep writing the good stuff!!!!
Cath, it sux hey!! I was always a skinny whinny until I had a couple of ops to remove my thyroid (cancer) and now just sitting on my bum and writing doesn't cut the fat LOL!!!
Guess we have to have one bad habit, I don't drink coffee, so a bourbon is mine LOL!!
Time management. There's so much to do, yet so little time. Bummer about the exercise. I manage to walk every morning, or midmorning depending what I'm doing.
I agree we all have to have something we like doing, geeish, life wouldn't be worth livng. A few drinks won't harm you, and writing is good for the mind. :)
Good Luck. :)
Thanks Suzanne,
and very true =)
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