March 2012
February 2012
Walk for Hunger
On Sunday, May 6, I will be participating in Project Bread’s Walk for Hunger.
Project Bread’s 2011 Status Report on Hunger showed us that 1 in 10 of our neighbors here in Massachusetts is struggling to put food on the table every day. The money that I raise by walking as much as I can of the 20-mile route will help feed these hungry people. The Walk supports more than 450 emergency food programs in 129 communities in Massachusetts. Every dollar counts for the children, elderly, and disabled individuals who do not have enough food to get through the week.
Visit my personal Walk Webpage to learn more. From there, you can donate to me, or sign up to Walk! Thank you very much for your consideration, and for your support of hungry people. Please use the link below to visit my personal Walk Webpage and help me reach my goal. Thank you!
PLEASE DONATE! I raised $200 last year and my goal this year is to raise $500. I appreciate all the help. Click here to donate: http://www.projectbread.org/site/TR/Walk/General?px=2026024&pg=personal&fr_id=1180
I want to pour all my feelings out and just let everything out, but I can’t for some reason. It’s like I don’t even know how I feel right now. My mind and emotions are so unstable, I don’t know what to do with myself anymore.
Everyone got their own problems in life, but it’s like why can’t anything ever work out for me? Something is always too good to be true. I just want ONE thing to go my way and I will be satisfied.
Okay, seriously. More gym. More exercise. More walking. More sweating. More crunches. More muscle soreness. More water. More motivation. More weight-loss. More self-esteem. More confidence. Less junk. Less snacking. Less bingeing. Less computer. Less laziness. Less sugar. Less fat. Less processed food. Less stomach. Less whining. Less quitting. Less complaining. Less weight.
I'm so looking forward to being thin.
You know what? It’s going to be worth the wait. All the hard work, the conscious portion controlling, the drinking water (I love water), the success when you step on the scale each week. It’s going to be slow, but worth it.
I feel better when I eat well and exercise.
No guilt, no regrets, etc.
Everything will pay off in the end, I know it will.
