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[chantico]

You know, my big post about discipline and being harder on myself and blah blah blah would have been a lot more effective in motivating my ass if my entire body didn't erupt into civil war a day later. The revolt is still being quelled, but sufficed to say I spent saturday as a diseased smear on deadmanwade's couch, doing nothing but eating, sleeping, and drinking a literal gallon of cranberry juice. The fever came back that night and chased me around on Sunday, which I spent exceptionally cranky in response. I still don't feel 100% today-- some what woozy and with occasional body aches and pains, and a sinus headache. I really am teh plagued.

Alright, alright, I'm listening-- less drill sergeant, more tender loving care. Gah. I would say "you think I could have been told in a nicer way" but, well, I did *ask* for it.

Oh, and my new, healthy diet, full of fruits, vegetables, structured meals and regular intervals and controlled portions, and a distinct lack of anything A. frosted, B. fried and C. tasty (SALADS, people. I'm eating SALADS)?

Yeah. Gained five pounds and got sick. I want my Doritos back.

Going to see Children of Men tonight. Gory Sci-Fi for the win! What will I do without my buttered popcorn and nacho cheese?!

Comments

[ninja-turbo.livejournal.com]

If you get non-buttered popcorn and some nutritional yeast from a Hippie-Mart, that's supposed to be a more-healthy popcorn alternative.

Get better soon, and I hope you like the movie. I should be seeing it sometime this week as well. Post-Apocalyptic SF, yay!

[swan-tower.livejournal.com]

Mou. :-( Feel better.

BTW, your "current music" line makes me feel all warm and fuzzy. ^_^

[crossp.livejournal.com]

Cheetos now makes some sort of "natural" or "organic" version of their iconic food. It actually tastes considerably better, and you can feel like you're doing something healthy.

<3 cheetos

[tooth-and-claw.livejournal.com]

Yeast popcorn is actually fucking AWESOME. I loved it when i was younger.

[laurelwen.livejournal.com]

On the attempted change of lifestyle front:

It's worth noting that often when smokers quit smoking, the first thing that happens is they get terribly sick, often with bronchitis or pneumonia. I've seen it happen. But, they get better, and then they get better, if you know what I mean. I think it's probably true that A. changing your routine drastically is likely to make your body rebel at first, and B. we're in the middle of January so the diseases abound.