Seriously.
Aside from the wedding.
And the trip to Cape Town.
Why didn’t the well.i.am challenge start in August??
Seriously.
Aside from the wedding.
And the trip to Cape Town.
Why didn’t the well.i.am challenge start in August??
Which means I’m not allowed to indulge in my pre-Apocalyptic, pre-Rapture, pre end-of-the-world-we’re-going-to-die-anyway favourite meal and most recent craving: baked apple cinnamon goodies.
Somebody alert the authorities, I’ve got criminal intent… to eat lots of apple pie.
I’m a bear. Rowr.
At least that’s how I feel in winter.
I want to stuff my face in a never-ending waterfall of carbs and curl up with a heated blanket and never, ever leave my house again. Ever. Maybe quick forays into Pick ‘n Pay are acceptable (to stock up on Milo), but in general, no. No leaving the flat.
I’m going to blame these dark desires for sugar and DVDs on evolution.
Lent is around the corner; and this year I’ve decided to actually give something up. The question is, what?
This is where YOU, helpful reader, come in. I’ve listed some of the things I’d hate to stop indulging in. Whichever one gets the most votes I will wave sadly good-bye to for 40 long, long days.
I believe we can rate fails on the level of their failure. An example of a little fail is like when my car drove over a bump, the CD paused and my very loud, very out-of-tune and very, very embarrassing singing to Ke$ha’s ‘We R Who We R’ rang out.
In a moment of intense private humiliation, I realised what was wrong with my goggles just before I started swimming. They were upside down.
I know it’s time to go to gym when I start doing mental plastic surgery every time I catch my reflection in the mirror.
I’m beginning to suspect my office is less normal than it appears.