Papa please preach
Compliments August 26th, 2008Today was a special day. In all these years my father has been my worst critic. He has nagged me about my weight so many times, to the extent of saying hurtful things like I have become so obese that I look ugly. I know he’s had my best intentions at heart. But it hurt all the same. Today, he said that I was already looking so much nicer and that I should keep it up. This is more encouraging than anything anyone else can say. And I do feel good. And though I am still 50 pounds away from my ideal weight, I know all the hard work will be worth it.
On a sorry note, I had three biscuits today, one of which was a pineapple cream. I didn’t even enjoy it. I was at a long boring meeting today morning and the plate of biscuits kept tantalizing me till I gave in. I hope I can control better in future, especially after my father’s compliments today morning.
I am still not exercising. My work pressure is so much; I can barely manage to survive through the day. Just the thought of exercising tires me even more. Perhaps, if I exercise I’ll feel more energetic. At least, I need to start. Soon.
I was going though sterling’s blog (http://3fatchicks.com/diet-blogs/sterling/) today and got really inspired.
Now, every post I too shall give one reason for wanting to lose weight.
Reason no. 1: I want to make my parents feel proud of me
August 26th, 2008 at 11:05 pm
It’s amazing how much encouragment one sentence a Daddy can give that sets you on track.
Great job in working so hard so far with your food choices and being able to see a difference in weight. It’s true, exercise will give you more energy, but initially it’ll make you a bit tired since your body is not yet used to it; but you can do it! start off slow, a half a mile brisk walk and then increase it to a mile brisk walk, and then start jogging a lil. baby steps to accomodate your hectic work schedule will make it easier and will set you up for positive results. best of luck!
http://3fatchicks.com/diet-blogs/gottaloose4/
September 11th, 2008 at 9:05 pm
That is soo cool… My dads praise was the thing I always wanted most in life… God rest his soul. My mom used to tell me though that he bragged about my success to his brothers when I wasn’t there so..I imagine your dad is the same!…wants you to be your best!… it’s great having parents who care. - Elliott