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| By Spiracle on Sunday, March 1, 1998 - 06:26 pm: |
to go to the store... after a while i'll begin to get cravings for things i don't have but i know if i go to the store i'll never stick to my list and spend way too much money...then it starts all over again.. and i'll wait till i only have relish and a box of bisquick left and usually i'll wait a week or so..convincing myself that i still have food.. i could always make pancakes or waffles or biscuits...i guess it's a sort of stupid game i play... |
| By Sorabji on Sunday, March 1, 1998 - 10:12 pm: |
it's always been like this. i don't know why i do it, either. i know that hunger makes me high, and some of the most serene moments of life have occured after days worth of fasting. but i hate the part about losing weight and looking like a stick. i'm thin enough already. maybe it's a buddhist thing. grains of rise, yoga, all that. a shrink once told me i needed yoga. |
| By L on Sunday, March 1, 1998 - 10:51 pm: |
you just have to find the right teacher... i'm not going to proselytize, but i can tell you some books to check out. best of all, you can do it in the privacy of your room, all you need is space to lie down in. no special equipment required, unless maybe you're into Iyengar... you will know your body in ways you never did before... 2. If there was someone there when you got home, who had dinner in the oven already, you would eat regular. Maybe they would even pack you a lunch. They would stuff a bagel in your pocket before you left in the morning. Maybe while you were away, they would pick up your underwear and do the laundry. If we all just had someone to look after us, like maybe when we were 7, how much better life could be... (Of course, nagging might come with the service, and other obligations). Wonder what it would cost to contract that out... |
| By L on Sunday, March 1, 1998 - 11:12 pm: |
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| By L on Sunday, March 15, 1998 - 09:27 pm: |
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