Happy Happy Thursday Buddies! ;-)
My husband is so darn cute! I just have to share a poem with you that he wrote and sent to me at work today. He titled it “Pecs”
I care for one measure,
Among my specs
And that’s the tally
Of my pecs
My arms are ginormous
My back ripped and cut
From the nape of my neck
To top of my butt
But among all my parts
My chest sectoral
Stands out from the rest
Thanks to my pectoral
They are my treasured parts
I bear them like rubies
My most precious asset:
My strong man boobies
I care for one measure
Among my specs
And that’s the tally
Of my pecs
Isn’t he cute? We both write poetry, although he is far more creative and talented than I am. I just wanted to share that with you - he’s been working hard to loose weight along with me, and I love how he inspires me to be beautiful, and how he encourages me each day. I love the look in his eyes when he eyes me up and down (LOL~) and comments on my new skinny clothes. I don’t know what I would do without him?
Last night we were out in the neighborhood walking our dog, our daily routine, (oh, and even though you don’t read this - I love you, Bella!! Ruff!) while I was riding my bike. Life was going great, and I felt the pounds dissolve from my sweat (LOL~) when we saw the ice cream truck. I love the music that it plays, by the way. My first thought was - NO WAY, I’m not going to fall back into my old habits, that’s how I gained so much weight in the first place. But then, I looked more carefully at the driver and saw his face. His poor, tired face. It was cloudy and there were no children around. My hubby had told me once about how difficult work can be for the driver of these addicting trucks, and all the things you’d have to go through to be sitting in their job (Bob had applied for it before, so he knew the drill.) And I felt so sorry for him, I couldn’t resist. So I bought an ice cream sandwich. I know, slap my hands, bad girl! But he was so happy and we had a good conversation with him. I felt like we’d made his evening. So then I continue to ride with my now very sticky hands (LOL~) and I felt the pounds crawl back up through my feet back into my belly. Seriously, riding a bike after eating an ice cream sandwich certainly does not mix! I lost my energy and I went home feeling kinda tired and ready for bed. Isn’t that funny? I knew one ice cream wouldn’t hurt me. But I seriously could feel the difference in how I felt. It was kinda eye opening for me, and hard to explain.
I made the ice cream man happy - so at least my evening was not spent in vain… LOL~
However, I will not be eating ice cream and riding my bike again at the same time either… I will just have to find other ways to support my community ice cream truck driver, hee hee!!
Okay - ‘nough babble for today, I go back to work now. Happy Happy Joy Joy Buddies!! Have a wonderful day and avoid the ice cream today at all costs.
You have a wonderful day as well. Thank you for sharing that wonderful poem with us. I couldn’t write a poem if my life depended on it. Yaaah to making the ice cream man happy.
Next time you see the ice cream man, stop him… pay him for two or more ice cream cones and ask him to tell the next customers… “they’re paid for, pass it on”.
It’s called a random act of kindness, and it won’t make you gain any weight. lol
Oooooh, I love Sandy’s idea.
Loved your story. I am having an upcarb day, mostly because there is a potluck tonight so I am in trouble already.
Yarrow
I know the feeling when I eat one bad thing, I feel yucky for it.

Love Sandy’s idea, pay it forward!
Big HUGS!
Jen I also agree with Sandy. I love ice cream myself, so I know the feeling of going without any now or at least the good stuff, lol! You tell that wonderful hubby of yours, Bob is it? thank you for me for being such a terrific person to a friend I hold very dear. Luv Ya! sista!