Monday, May 30, 2011

Day 1

Day one is finally drawing to a close and I have successfully gone 24hours without a soda. I wish you could truly understand just how huge this is for me. I am so unbelievably proud of myself. I must admit that I almost hiccuped today at the grocery store. While picking up a few things I found myself walking down the soda isle on the way to check out. Instinctively I went to grab a 2liter of DP for the cart only to soon realize, oh yeah, that is definitely a no-go. It was crazy how it was just a simple reflex for me to buy soda. How depressing, when did I get to this place? I am so glad I made the decision to ditch the dang thing. Here was me this morning through my first soda withdraw...


On a much brighter note, I went roller blading today. Remember when that sounded like fun? Definitely NOT the case any longer. I thought it would be a good way to enjoy the holiday and the weather in Flag was so beautiful today. It was only about 5 minutes into the ordeal that I realized that instead of roller blading, I was not so gracefully flailing about, resembling more of a dying pigeon on wheels than a roller blader. I am not old so how is it that physically I am incapable of doing "leisurely" activities such as roller blading, like I did when I was a kid? Any of you find that you are incapable of doing things now that you could when you were a kid? Give me some motivation here and tell me about them... Me? Roller blading for one; walking barefoot anywhere, jumping on a pogo stick, riding a bike with no hands, riding a bike at all, the list truly goes on. Share your experiences so we can all laugh about it together. Well, this is it for me. I hope you enjoyed your Memorial Day. Here is how Rush celebrated it;


Dang. He is cute huh? Such a little heart throb!

1 comment:

Andrea said...

I definitely know what you are saying about not being able to do things you used to...like jumping on the trampoline! I tried to ride my sister's ripstick the other day. Big Flop! I'm so proud of you for going off soda and trying to make healthy choices. You are amazing and so strong! Truly an inspiration for me!