Traffic jam on Patton Avenue today and I, tired and hungover and hungry, totally blew my diet. The past couple of days have not been banner ones on the willpower front, alas.
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How goes the smoking? I say if you can beat that one, let the others slide for a while...
The smoking is, uh, not going so well. I think I'm giving up on the smoking for a bit and working on the dieting. I suck. I have no willpower. I made it one month and then I lost it.
Ah well, a month is not bad. My mom quit when I was a teen and it was a big deal for me. she always said to not give up on trying to quit. Try again later. Food is another really tough one, wouldn't try to combine that with the smoking cessation.
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