Tuesday, December 05, 2006

See? Not by accident....

Just stumbled across this on the RawFoodTalk.com website. It's in VibinOnLife's signature...

There is no grey area when it comes to nutrition. Every single thing that you put into your mouth leads to either wellness or disease. If you choose not to change, today is the best that your health is ever going to be again. Time does not improve you, action does.

Not by accident folks... health is a choice, it is not an accident.

Owwwwww....

Well, just got done working out. Have a feeling I'm going to be a hurtin' pup tomorrow because actually it's about an hour after I worked out and my muscles are still kinda shaking. But they weren't while I was working out, so I didn't realize I might have been overdoing it.

Though I'd like to be 100% raw, I'm not above taking an ibuprofen when I do stupid stuff like that. I'll tough it out if possible, but if I'm immobile, all bets are off and pills are going to get in mah belly!

So I had some smoothie for breakfast, coffee (I know, I know) a salad at TGIFriday's for lunch, dates for a snack, then orange juice after working out. Probably all I'll have, though I am a bit hungry now.

Monday, December 04, 2006

Not By Accident...

Health has to be a priority. It won't accidentally happen. I won't accidentally start eating properly. I won't accidentally break all my bad eating habits and addictions. I won't accidentally gain muscle and lose fat. It has to be a conscious decision. Daily. Momently.

For dinner tonight I had a chocolate banana almond mylk shake. I wanted to rummage the cupboards for something SAD, but made the shake instead. On purpose.

Health is not accidental. Reach for it!

Sunday, December 03, 2006

I tell ya....

... I guess I'm just not one of those super-motivated people because I'm eating junk again. But, we bought a used Bowflex today and have it set up in the living room, right in plain sight. One, its the best fit for it right now and two, I want to see it so I use it. Worked out a little tonight trying out the different exercises. Actually broke one of the rods, too. Dang!

Anyhow, raw is going to be in my life again. Seriously thinking about a year-long commitment this time. Why? Well, I know I can do 30 days or 90 days because I did 90 days before. But after that, I slipped and haven't gotten back on for more than a couple weeks. Too easy to talk myself out of it when my buddies at work want to go to lunch.

So, if I just tell everyone (if it comes up) that I'm eating this way for a year, perhaps they'll take it more seriously. Perhaps I'LL take it more seriously because it all comes down to me anyhow.

When I first went raw, I gave up diet soda at the same time. I was drinking at least a 6-pack a day and haven't had it since (well, a couple sips a couple times, but it was nasty!!!) That habit is dead and buried. Don't crave it at all! If I can break that habit and sustain it for 2 years now, I can break the sad food habit, too.

I'm still debating a couple issues -- if I go to lunch with friends, do I only order out if I can get a salad? It'll kinda have sad stuff on it unless I get all picky. But I don't mind taking fruit with me to eat with them and they put up with my quirkyness, so that's probably the safer (and cheaper) route to go. And, no, I don't "have" to go with them to lunch, but they're my buds!! Doing things together is what we do.

Or, I'll just work on them to start bringing lunches instead of eating out, which is what they want to do anyhow -- but they just don't do it either. One of us has to be strong and lead us to health, so it might as well be me, eh?

And with that, good-night! :)