Last night I finally went to that party. Make wallpaper and watch people enjoying themselves is one thing that I find it quite well.
I feel like a clover: they are used to 'spice', but if I am alone I have eaten a sour taste. Inedible and indigestible. Those flavors that make you twist your face, you sit on your tongue and do not forget.
By then the food, I made a mess, even if my own free will:
- 3 sushi (60 calories) +
- A spoonful of rice in Cantonese (70 calories) +
- A forkful of Chinese noodles (70 calories) +
- A spring roll (135 calories) +
- Macedonia (100 calories) +
- A scoop of ice cream mozzarella cheese (110 calories)
545 calories that I could not throw up, and although I could not have done. But now I feel very bad. It 's a choice I made since last year, the birthday of the girl, I was able to turn dinner into a disaster. In part it was the fault of the people who paid too much attention to me, the other is known that certain situations-maybe-I should learn to avoid them being realistic, instead of always love her face at all costs. I am ashamed of what I just wrote.
Yesterday, the psychiatrist asked me the same question, "How much do you weigh?" He added that I was not obligated to disclose. Then I asked him if I could only tell him what I weighed last year and how much I weigh, respectively, 39 and 37. But he was curious, and without any pressure to me again expressed his interest in my current weight, I asked him what he thinks I weigh ... replied "a little over 40". I have neither confirmed nor denied.
Then I'll talk about on the phone with my dad, who said that last year was "a fine example of world hunger. "What an exaggeration. I only know that much like the body I had in those good times ... and although I'm afraid of getting it back, I shall recover. Nothing can stop what they are. Cogito ergo sum -I think therefore I am.
In addition to lunch I spout aphorisms as a nutritionist for my "mother" like "love is more sincere to the food," "Failure to love the mozzarella, loves food "and the worst " We are what we eat. "