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Let's Turn this Mother Out!

Why have a blog if I don't use it!  I find myself using Facebook as a blog or even a as Twitter account and nobody wants to read all of that!  Today's inspiration for renewing my dedication to this little blog is accountability!  For those of you who actually have a genuine interest in my life outside of EOY, much will be made available here.  Most importantly, however, the house of EOY is making a life change and I want to share it with any of you who might be interested!  I need you to keep me accountable!  This is NOT a judge-free zone!  If you feel like I'm slacking, read me for FILTH! ;)
I am at the highest number I've EVER weighed in my life!   It's got to stop!  I have WAY too much going for me to let 150 pounds stand in my way!  Yes, I'm ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY pounds overweight!  I don't necessarily want to lose 150 because I can't think of the first thing attractive about bones!  My goals are to sit comfortably in a movie theater, to not have to look for the biggest size in nearly every retail store I shop, to slide into a restaurant booth with plenty of room to spare, and to climb a flight of stairs without feeling like it would be my last flight!  I want to buy new clothes because all of the clothes I own are too big, not the opposite!
My partner and I are embarking on some pretty great changes!  We are fasting from restaurants 6 days out of the week!  There will be NO packages of cookies bought because there will be no beaching on the couch and devouring the whole package!  30 minutes of exercise per day is a MUST!  Fat just isn't ok.  It's not.  I don't care how comfortable you claim to be in your skin.  My body is ANGRY at me!  My heart is at CONSTANT risk for disease!  Fat rolls aren't meant to be shared, whole grain wheat rolls are! :)  
So, you guys are CORDIALLY invited to pester the HELL out of me!  Ask me if I exercised today!  Ask me if I cheated on healthy food choices.  Ask me how many pounds I've lost!  
Maybe you have some difficult choices to make too and need someone to help keep YOU accountable!  Let's team up!  We're gonna DO the damn thing!!

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