

The blog has, however, been replaced by two new obsessions:
1. My desire to drop 20 lbs.
2. My quest to dig myself out of debt.
In order to reach these new goals, I have been reading three books at the same time.
Having just finished phase I of the South Beach Diet, I occasionally refer back to the SBD book for guidance. At the same time, I’m reading Dave Ramsey's “Total Money Maker” book. This book is a step-by-step approach to getting out of debt. In addition to these books, today I found an old copy of “Make the Connection” by Oprah Winfrey and her trainer Bob Greene. This book really emphasizes exercise in addition to diet for maximum weight loss. I began reading it on the train this afternoon, and I’m already 1/2 way through it.
What have I learned from these books? You might ask.
I discovered that I could reduce my consumer debt by eating more fiber and running three miles a day with Stedman…
Err! Sorry that’s not it. Let me try again.
I discovered that I could lower my glycemic index by cutting up my credit cards and giving new cars away to my studio audience.
No, no, that’s wrong. It seems I’m a little confused here.
Perhaps I should tackle these books one at a time.
6 comments:
I think it goes like this: Put the books down and sell them on Ebay and then go for a run! Exercise your mind and write another story. Far more interesting from my point of view!
I like the above idea! Too bad I won't be the one running!
We should start a blogging empire and make people pay us loads of money to read our witty criticisms of the world. That would reduce our debt then we'd hire a personal trainer, because we'd have tons of money left over to burn. THAT is what I'm talking about.
Cara, Check out Tina's blog entry "Blah, Blah Blog" which features a CBS news story from this Sunday which tells of some bloggers who have found fame and fortune through their blogs.
P.S. I'm with you, I would LOVE a personal trainer!
RE: My quest to dig myself out of debt
ugh, no kidding, particularly with the West Haven taxes being raised 30-40%!
you work 7 days a week! WHAT DEBT!!!!!!!
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