Tuesday, December 12, 2006

I have made a dreadful mistake. I've been looking at old photos of when I was young and significantly thinner. Fuck that's harsh. IF I HAD A VOICE I'D SHOUT!

It's a real shitter that when you're in your teens and twenties you don't realise that that is as good as it gets and that you're only gonna bloat out and get wrinkly so make the bloody most of it. Instead one is wracked with insecurities and falabilities instead of strutting about like the god you are (although arguably I did a bit of strutting inbetween passing out) and making hay.
I commit to shifting some poundage in the new year mind, it's absurd - Helen and I have been together 3 years and I have increased my waist girth by three inches, my weight by three stone and my age by three years. Two of this axis of evil are avoidable and are part of a trend that must be crushed. If we're together for another ten years I'll be close to 28 stone and eight miles across. I'll need planning permission to go for a walk!
Here's to gorgeing over the next couple of weeks (in silence initially and latterly with sound) and then a lifestyle change leading to fabulouds weight loss!!

4 comments:

Comrade Alkowski said...

You are always tellin' me how fat you are - but when I see you I never think you look any fatter than you have ever done.

So which two are avoidable? Are you blaming Helen for your lardyness?

It's portions with you Horton. Always has been. You have always enjoyed somewhat overly manly portions. Helen told me you even eat the fat left over from other peoples plates - and secretly in the kitchen at that!

Or just accept you are going to be fat and move on. There is no shame in it. None what so ever.

I've just got back from the Gym and I saw lots of fat people on the way, and they all looked happy. So you could be OK if you could just learn to love your fat self and not carry a torch for a long-dead younger and thinner you. ;-)

Gareth said...

How dare she tell you of my fat based scavenging - oh the shame.
Well. getting old is unavoidable so i'll let you work out the rest old boy. I'm committed to lifestyle chane. No diets, no fads just a focus on altering my the way I live

Comrade Alkowski said...

Lifestyle is good.

But you've always been fond of medicating yourself, be it with dwink, dwugs, food, or the mindless pursuit of trying to look pretty in a night club.

What will you replace it with? This is the question.

I only ask, because it's the holy grail for us all.

Gareth said...

i'll replace it with the joy of not having to buy another new wardrobe this year
And as for the desire to look good in nightclubs.....