I am so successful with so many things in my life, but when I try to tackle something that is a little harder, something that may take a little longer to see results, I get so down on myself. I need to realize that good things take time.. like take my house for example (that's the pic .. my staircase..) I drove by it everyday for 7 months.. and it felt like it took FOREVER... and I'm so glad it took as long as it did.. because I absolutely love it.. it's perfect! My Mum often tells me that things that take a little longer to achieve almost force you to really enjoy and appreciate them! She is soo right. I know I would have loved a house that was already built. But my house is all me. I got to put all my little touches into it. I picked the tile, the countertops, the flooring, the carpet, the layout... So if I put that much effort and patience into my house, well why wouldn't I do the same for myself??
So I'm excited again. I'm not going to go into this too ambitious. I know I will have bad weeks. I know I will have obstacles to overcome. I know I will have slip ups. It's not these slip ups that will define me or my weight loss.. it's how I handle them.
As for now I am planning on making myself up a delicious spinich pasta topped with tofu and turkey.. yum yum!
I hope you all had an enjoyable "Family Day" (if you are in the Canadian Provinces that observe it as a holiday...) or a fantastic "President's day" (If you're an American...)... or just a terrific Monday (to all the rest!)...
Have a splendid evening..
xoxo
You sound like you are feeling better. I have a rather serious and detrimental perfection problem. If I don't do 110% all the time- I have failed... it has gotten worse with age (and so has my weight) and it has really become a problem at school- since I went back this term. Anyway. I am now one of the people who feels like crying over a high B or a low A grade- no good! I vent out the frustration in a few places like a problem with patience, anger and the big one... my weight.
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