Re: Re: >back to Mel

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Mel,

I have seen you post about curves a few times, I am thinking of getting into the exercise now and was wondering do you think curves is worth the money and good exercise?

Thanks

Kel

Re: >back to Mel

Where do these dietitians come from I wonder??? Do they ever eat bad food choices... are they "naturally" skinny, or just eat good food choices by choice. BORING I say.

At least we all have "personalities"! I am yet to meet a dietitian that has a sense of the rediculous like big people seem to have. Is it that we have had to become that sort of personality... I know not all of us think outside the square as I do. I used to be incredibly shy when I was slim... interesting, I am not shy now. I will talk to anyone, anytime about anything. And, I have become incredibly outspoken. I do not suffer fools like I used to. If I think a person is not nice or a bit or not my type, I unfortunately have the habit of telling them to their face! Not good really. It has gotten me in trouble many times in the last few years. I really find it hard to take any notice of idiots. Maturity or lack of patience, not sure which one it is?

But, I am going to curves now... see how I will ramble on rather than get up of my fat butt!

Mel

>> > Dear Mel> > I agree, these skinny Minnie's only have 'book intelligence' no> practical life experience, we just have to pity them. If you deviate> from the mean, if you are not a textbook candidate with the right pigeon> hole to slot into they don't know what to do – so you are above> average, you break the mould sweetie. I guess there are those types in> life everywhere. I know you don't want to diet - heck neither do I.> I just know that I could do better, get the results I want and be> happier if I did <gulp> diet.> > The Curves diet starts out eliminating all these things, gradually they> start to reintroduce different foods. It is hard at first, but the> rewards are there. I hope that this is the case with you on this, lets> call it a regime. It will start as a deprivation of everything you love> about food, but surely there will be the light at the end of the tunnel,> at some point down the track. You will find things get easier as you> become used to them, the new eating regime might take some getting used> to but I know you can do it. The results will spur you on!> > Nx>