monday, monday

It’s monday morning, and I am alone in the house again. The kids have gone back to school. The hubby has gone back to work. I don’t really like being alone (might have something to do with the fact that  I don’t like my own company), but I also mostly keep to myself when everybody IS home.

I know that  I’ve got things to do that will keep me busy. The office is in a shambles because I started "cleaning" it. The bedroom is totally wrecked, and I could be in there cleaning it up. But, I almost hate to start, because then it will be in an ever bigger mess when I lose motivation. So why start?

I’m starving this morning, but have decided that this is the day that I start my diet. My diet consists of not eating ANYTHING, thus I will lost weight. Problem is, I have no will-power, and in a few hours  I KNOW that I will give-in, eat something, feel that  I have fucked up the diet for the day, and tell myself that I will "start" again tomorrow.

I think that the reason I believe that not eating will work, is because it has for me before. In 2003 I lost 100 pounds, by not eating. Took me a whole year, and it was hardly any effort, but  I wasn’t doing it on purpose. I just COULDN’T eat. The problem was, that I lost SO much weight, that my hair started falling out, my nails began to break and chip, and I was faint whenever  I walked anywhere too far.

But, all  I really remember is losing the weight. And since I know starving myself works, I’m singally focused on that. So says my mind. My body says, "I’m hungry, feed me", and once I let myself have one bite, it’s all over.

I really ought to go take my medicine.

Maybe I will just go lay in bed and finish the book that  I was reading. Write about something worthwhile in a little bit.

~Kat

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April 26, 2010

It’s great that you want to be healthier, but starvation isn’t exactly healthy; even if it gets you some “quick fix” results. Quick fixes never last. Take a look at this website, http://www.bulimia.com, the address is misleading; it’s really about body-image, eating-disorders, and the like. It’s a healing website with resources on how to overcome all that stuff that’s driving you nuts.

April 26, 2010

Hey, “have one bite.” Then go finish your book! In the long run, you’ll probably be happier! **smiles**

April 26, 2010

RYN: The entire family, on both sides, failed this little boy. The mom abandoned him (and kept the child support that the dad sent each month). The dad never saw him once in the past three years. And I’m wondering why the rest of the members of these families never bothered to come see him or check on him. It makes NO sense. The whole family abandoned him, I feel.