Completely ready to delete Twitter and Facebook accounts. Blog is next. I’d better go to bed. :)
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The Public Humiliation Diet: A How-To
Huh. You know, I’ve tried doing this kind of thing before. Here on my blog (maybe not this one, but one of them), throughout other sites, with other programs like Lose It! for the iPhone, but it hasn’t worked for me. The public humiliation bit is just humiliating, never really motivating.
I tend to like to keep things to myself, but then eventually I give those things up as well. It’s a tough sell.
It all boils down to determination. How bad do I want it? I guess not bad enough, because my pants size keeps going up, along with my weight I suppose. (I haven’t been on a scale in a year, probably.)
*sigh* It’s all very difficult. Nothing is very easy. (Now I sound like my 7-year-old…heh.)
LoseIt! logo from LoseIt.com
So I haven’t been a fan of LOST since the beginning. In fact, I watched the first season on DVD during the 2nd season, and then didn’t watch anything else until this February. At that time, I decided that I would catch up and watch the final season in a more timely manner. So, borrowing three seasons from a friend to supplement the two seasons my husband owns, I caught up.
And now it’s time for the very last episode. Today is the last bit of new LOST.
Since I don’t have cable, I obviously won’t be able to catch it at home in my broken chair. (My poor chair…) And I don’t want to wait until tomorrow, when I’ll be sharing an office with a die hard fan who had a party the night before and has had a whole evening to analyze it, etc.
So about 6 p.m. I’ll be hopping into the car and driving 45 minutes to my parents’ house to watch LOST with them on their TV. Now my parents aren’t fans – the only exposure they’ve had to LOST was in February when I was catching up.
So this should be fun. :)
I think that pretty much says it all. :)
What a Monday
I wanted to add a comment to a blog post I read and really enjoyed. But then I read the disclaimer that said (basically) if I didn’t say something meaningful, my comment would get deleted.
So I didn’t say that I think revenge stories that get revenge by being positive and constructive make the best stories. I didn’t share that I enjoyed what I read, or that it had meaning to me, because I felt as if I couldn’t just say, “Go, you!”
If you want to leave a comment that isn’t spam but isn’t constructive, I don’t mind. Just no hating here, please. :)
In other news, my Monday wasn’t great. I forgot a meeting (BAD, BAD Nicki!), endured some drama, and got a little overwhelmed and confused because of sheer quantity of information, but I survived. Now I’m watching some Avatar and not dwelling on the fact that my sweet, stubborn son took 1.5 hours to do his homework, or that he felt it was necessary to cut his own hair after his shower. Tsk.
What a Monday was published on May 24th, 2010, with the tags comments, random, revenge, under the Completely Off Topic category. There are currently no comments on this article so far.