I don't want to be homely no more

[stefunnyo]

I've had a makeover, kind of! I've been dying my hair from a box for a while now, and it's been looking kind of... yellow. And stringy. And gross. So I've been wanting to chop it off, but I wanted to lose weight first because when my hair is short and the rest of me is big, it looks stupid. So I've actually lost like 12 or so pounds, which is

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[calypso0741]

You're not homely. You're hip and groovin!!

I, on the other hand, need to do some of the exercising and stop eating its the end of the world... I need to also not have crappy allergy problems which make me feel like standing up is an effort.

[dinane]

I understand what you're saying. I have a hard time reconciling in my head why I'm doing what I'm doing. I tell myself it's because I'm unhealthy, but the reward I have set up for myself at the end of this is a nice new leather coat. I think it's probably both - I want to feel better and look better. If I manage that, I think happiness is in order.

[jnick]

Honestly, I started working out only because IBM gives you $350 if you workout for 10 out of 12 weeks and log your activity in this web thingy. I knew for a long time that I was getting fat, from looking in the mirror and snide remarks from the likes of Mike Roberts, but it was hard to get motivated w/o the bling.

After I getting my l00t I kept it up because I wanted to look good on stage for Daddy's Girl. Now it's weird, I feel compelled to run faster and longer. I don't know why, I suspect that it's because I deep-down inside know that it's only a matter of time until I've gotta run from cops. I may even try to run a marthon.

[stefunnyo]

Dude, you saw my hair Wednesday night!

[calypso0741]

He's apparently clueless or blind or something. He was in the room when I said how nice it looked...

[nimoz]

i however have not, and want to see!
on a side note, nothing wrong with wanting to look good. being healthy is just a frigne benefit. now if only i could get my body to agree to that. :)