Today I had a big day planned.
Actually, it may not be all that big. But I'm lazy (I admit it), so to me it's a big day.
I was going to get up nice and early, find out if I do indeed have a cert III in Writing and Editing (my Tafe coordinator says I do, but I don't beleive her), and apply for a copy of the certificate to be sent to me if I do. Then I was going to walk up to CVGT and get them to photo copy my VCE statement of results, before filling out my Army application form and finding out where the Defense Force information night night is going to be held on Wednesday night.
I reluctantly dragged myself from bed at 1:30pm, and haven't moved from my laptop since (except when I showered).
The most productive thing I've done today is make myself many cups of tea.
Otherwise I've just been procrastinating by tweeting (on both my and my cat's behalf), playing bejeweled and mucking around on Experience Project.
I haven't even attempted to write something today, which is what I usually do on days like this.
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Thursday, April 7, 2011
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Weight Loss Fads
Yeah, I'm back onto the whole weight loss thing.
I seem to be harping on about that a bit lately. I guess it's because I'm trying to lose a few kg, so I'm a little more aware of it on TV and all that.
It's also, because I'm actually putting in the effort to lose weight (most days).
But I'm sick of seeing all these fad weight loss diet regimes being advertised on TV, advertising that the food or pill product will help people lose weight without actually having to do much (if any) exercise.
They're just pandering to all the fat lazy slobs who want to get skinny without actually having to do any work!
As far as I'm concerned, being skinny is really more a sign of how fit and healthy you are. You have to actually work hard to achieve being skinny. That means actually going out and doing some (shock! horror!) exercise.
I mean, sure eating healthy does help. But you still have to do some exercise. But it's not all food (or pill) based.
When I was working as a door to door sales person I was outside walking around for most of the day. And most of the food I ate during that time was just Maccas or Hungry Jacks. I didn't just have small meals either; I usually had large and washed them down with a thick shake or soft drink.
Nothing at all healthy in what I ate.
Yet, I lost about three kg just from all the walking around I was doing.
No expensive diet regime.
No fat abolishing pills.
Just exercise. Pure and Simple.
These people who pay to lose their fat are just being lazy (unless they're paying for a gym membership), and the the big companies know this. That's why there's so many diet and pill regimes on offer. They're just targeting the fat lazy slobs.
If people want to be skinny and lose weight, they should be prepared to do the work, and exercise it off. Maybe then they'll be successful in keeping the weight off.
I seem to be harping on about that a bit lately. I guess it's because I'm trying to lose a few kg, so I'm a little more aware of it on TV and all that.
It's also, because I'm actually putting in the effort to lose weight (most days).
But I'm sick of seeing all these fad weight loss diet regimes being advertised on TV, advertising that the food or pill product will help people lose weight without actually having to do much (if any) exercise.
They're just pandering to all the fat lazy slobs who want to get skinny without actually having to do any work!
As far as I'm concerned, being skinny is really more a sign of how fit and healthy you are. You have to actually work hard to achieve being skinny. That means actually going out and doing some (shock! horror!) exercise.
I mean, sure eating healthy does help. But you still have to do some exercise. But it's not all food (or pill) based.
When I was working as a door to door sales person I was outside walking around for most of the day. And most of the food I ate during that time was just Maccas or Hungry Jacks. I didn't just have small meals either; I usually had large and washed them down with a thick shake or soft drink.
Nothing at all healthy in what I ate.
Yet, I lost about three kg just from all the walking around I was doing.
No expensive diet regime.
No fat abolishing pills.
Just exercise. Pure and Simple.
These people who pay to lose their fat are just being lazy (unless they're paying for a gym membership), and the the big companies know this. That's why there's so many diet and pill regimes on offer. They're just targeting the fat lazy slobs.
If people want to be skinny and lose weight, they should be prepared to do the work, and exercise it off. Maybe then they'll be successful in keeping the weight off.
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