Yesterday I woke up sore, and my workout felt so great. I was amazed to see how much I had improved in my strength already. I found the same to be true today also. It was motivating to know that I am improving and feeling a difference.
The past two days have brought on some interesting challenges. Especially with eating. I love food. I love sweets, anything. It was a challenge to stop myself from eating too much. I overcame though. Today there was soda, pizza, eclairs, candy bars, licorice, cinnamon rolls, all at my finger tips and a part of me wanted to completely break down. I grabbed an apple, and yogurt. I ate my portions at lunch and dinner. Why is it that I feel as if I am punishing myself. In reality the way I was eating before was the punishment. It kept me in my cell, where I sat eagerly praying for my release. And now here I am on parole so to speak, testing the waters and my strength and it seems like more of a punishment than a privilege.
Isn't this life a privilege? Shouldn't I be utilizing my time to in helping myself fulfill the desires and dreams that I have, maximizing the time I can spend here on this earth. Isn't it a privilege to enjoy what I have and respect it?
As I sat there gazing longingly at the eclairs, imagining their sweet chocolate frosting and succulent cream, I told myself I am choosing to be better, by doing better. I wasn't going to waste the time I already spent and give up. I made a goal and I intend to keep it.
So tonight as I sit wearily at this computer wanting so badly to break down and cry for no reason that I can comprehend other than exhaustion. I am still hopeful. I am still striving. It can only get better, right?
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