I Love Myself

Does This Race Make Me Look Fat?

July 14, 2009

I completed The Boilermaker 15K on Sunday. I was excited until I saw the pictures. Then, I learned that even after thousands of dollars in therapy and nutrition counseling, I am still just your average, run-of-the-mill nut job.

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Lifestyle Transformation: A Numbered List

July 7, 2009

Lately, I have had so many people ask me questions about how to start and maintain a healthy lifestyle that it’s almost surprising. The only way to lose weight, keep it off, and lead a healthy life for the rest of your life is through good old fashioned hard work. Everyone knows that there are two key components to the healthy lifestyle equation: eat well, and move!

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Scrappin’ For My Smoothie.

June 30, 2009

I love my green smoothies! Don’t mess with them, or I’ll passive-aggressively punish you.

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Hydrate and Fuel: Partial Success…Kinda.

June 28, 2009

Yesterday’s plan to hydrate and fuel went well for the most part. Except for my 5 hour migraine-induced post-run nap. And the fact that I’ve been OD’ing on Benadryl to combat the allergic reaction that my face had to my sweat. Who said that running is glamorous?

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Ice Cream is the New Ammonium Carbonate

June 22, 2009

Sometimes it’s fun to just put aside all of your responsibilities and enjoy a day of fun.

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Where Have I Been?!

June 18, 2009

A long explanation as to why I’ve been a blogging loser for the past (nearly) 7 days. in pictorial format. With words of explanation for those things which cannot be explained with pictures. It’s fun, I promise.

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Go Forth and Plant Seeds

June 12, 2009

Up until now, it hasn’t really bothered me that I live in the city and don’t have a garden. However, now that my diet consists of mostly fruit and vegetables, I am obsessed with having a garden. What is this strange desire to plant and grow and harvest? Is this just my biological clock again? Whatever the psycho(logical) explanation, I decided to feed this affliction with a little dirt and seed.

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