Weekend @ Home
Dusty and I just got back from a nice weekend spent at home. It was one of the best weekends I've had there in a long time. My mom made me some wonderfully scrumptious meals, we went to a football game, I got to see Katie, and I did alot of lounging on the huge overstuffed green chair in my living room.
Adjusting to my new life has been strange. It will be a long path that will take awhile to get used to. I just have to take one step at a time. I have realized a few things already on my journey. 1) Healthy food actually TASTES good. I crave it now. There are only 2 unhealthy things that I can't eat that I crave anymore and they are pizza and chocolate xtreme blizzards from DQ. Otherwise I'd much rather have a good meal because it fills me up and it tastes good. Strange, eh? 2) I've realized who my true friends are. They are the ones who are still standing by me when they find out I am no longer their party partner in crime. I appreciate you people more than you know. You know who you are...and who you aren't. 3) The government is out to kill poor people. I've been denied programs already for reasons unknown. These programs are supposed to be for people without means and I get denied? What is going on? I think the government would much rather have me die than help me pay for prescriptions and hospital visits. Let's not even get into the $100,000 hospital bill. EEEEEEK! 3) I'm almost as skinny as I was in high school and I'm not sure if I like it. Where did my curves go? The bodacious tatas have flown elsewhere. RIBS? What the hell are these things? And since when do I NOT have a double chin? This is damn scary. Especially when I stepped on the scale for the first time. YIPES. 4) Last but not least--I do not miss school in the least bit yet. Darn, no homework, no papers, no class, no presentations. I feel so....FREE!!
Frisky was so happy to see me home last night that my head has become a permanent fixture to his face. My face is a ball of drool. For all of you who don't know, my cat is very strange and likes to nurse in hair, especially mine and Jaime's. It was cute until he became a 25 pound lump of fur. Then I began to suffocate.
My last ponder of this entry--I've always taken my parents for granted. This weekend I realized how much they really do for me. They bend over backwards so that I am happy. I can never thank them enough for all they do for me. I just know that when I have money, they are going on an all expense paid cruise for 2 weeks. I know they don't read this, but I love them more than words can say. I could never ask for better parents than the two I have. *tear*
NO MORE SAPPINESS! Someone bake me a damn low fat, low cholesterol, low sugar chocolate covered cake! NOW DAMMIT!
Adjusting to my new life has been strange. It will be a long path that will take awhile to get used to. I just have to take one step at a time. I have realized a few things already on my journey. 1) Healthy food actually TASTES good. I crave it now. There are only 2 unhealthy things that I can't eat that I crave anymore and they are pizza and chocolate xtreme blizzards from DQ. Otherwise I'd much rather have a good meal because it fills me up and it tastes good. Strange, eh? 2) I've realized who my true friends are. They are the ones who are still standing by me when they find out I am no longer their party partner in crime. I appreciate you people more than you know. You know who you are...and who you aren't. 3) The government is out to kill poor people. I've been denied programs already for reasons unknown. These programs are supposed to be for people without means and I get denied? What is going on? I think the government would much rather have me die than help me pay for prescriptions and hospital visits. Let's not even get into the $100,000 hospital bill. EEEEEEK! 3) I'm almost as skinny as I was in high school and I'm not sure if I like it. Where did my curves go? The bodacious tatas have flown elsewhere. RIBS? What the hell are these things? And since when do I NOT have a double chin? This is damn scary. Especially when I stepped on the scale for the first time. YIPES. 4) Last but not least--I do not miss school in the least bit yet. Darn, no homework, no papers, no class, no presentations. I feel so....FREE!!
Frisky was so happy to see me home last night that my head has become a permanent fixture to his face. My face is a ball of drool. For all of you who don't know, my cat is very strange and likes to nurse in hair, especially mine and Jaime's. It was cute until he became a 25 pound lump of fur. Then I began to suffocate.
My last ponder of this entry--I've always taken my parents for granted. This weekend I realized how much they really do for me. They bend over backwards so that I am happy. I can never thank them enough for all they do for me. I just know that when I have money, they are going on an all expense paid cruise for 2 weeks. I know they don't read this, but I love them more than words can say. I could never ask for better parents than the two I have. *tear*
NO MORE SAPPINESS! Someone bake me a damn low fat, low cholesterol, low sugar chocolate covered cake! NOW DAMMIT!
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