I'm in an interesting predicament. I love food. I love the way it smells, tastes, and satisfies. Especially meat, bread, and candy-- basically anything and everything that's bad for me.
Not only do I love to eat, but I have a wonderful wife who is an excellent cook and loves to please her man with food. She never disappoints. Here is the link to her blog: http://justlickinmyfingers.blogspot.com.
Why is it that eating can't be exercise enough that it would burn the calories you just took in? (I'm speaking rhetorically. I know why.) Wouldn't that be so much easier for me?
I just went a got fitted for a suit, and had my eyes opened a bit. I was a size larger than what I "knew" as my size. Why must life taunt me so?
Here's my plan. I'm going to be working on this (among other things) this summer. I can't wait to be out of school to be able to spend more time not only with my family, but more active time withy family being healthy.
I want to be around to enjoy my kids' childhood. I want to be around for a long time to enjoy my grandchildren. When I have great-grandchildren, I want to be healthy enough to be involved in their lives.
How do you balance health and enjoyment of food? (Not rhetorical. I'm actually looking for your responses.)
Not only do I love to eat, but I have a wonderful wife who is an excellent cook and loves to please her man with food. She never disappoints. Here is the link to her blog: http://justlickinmyfingers.blogspot.com.
Why is it that eating can't be exercise enough that it would burn the calories you just took in? (I'm speaking rhetorically. I know why.) Wouldn't that be so much easier for me?
I just went a got fitted for a suit, and had my eyes opened a bit. I was a size larger than what I "knew" as my size. Why must life taunt me so?
Here's my plan. I'm going to be working on this (among other things) this summer. I can't wait to be out of school to be able to spend more time not only with my family, but more active time withy family being healthy.
I want to be around to enjoy my kids' childhood. I want to be around for a long time to enjoy my grandchildren. When I have great-grandchildren, I want to be healthy enough to be involved in their lives.
How do you balance health and enjoyment of food? (Not rhetorical. I'm actually looking for your responses.)
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