Thursday, March 17, 2011

Spring BREAK? Not really...

I don't really get how normal college students spend spring break going on vacation and partying. I have way too much homework for that.

So far I've had to write a 5 page essay for American Federal Government, a 7 page essay for English Comp, plus a revision of a previous essay.

I had to paint this stupid thing for Design class:



And now, the last thing I have to do is finish most of my 3rd Pastel Homework drawing for Drawing II.
I know, it seems like I'm almost done right? Just one drawing to go. But no... these drawings can take anywhere from 25-45 hours to finish. So yeah, I'll be working on it all weekend.

In other news, Curtis started on this low carb kick lately, so I was thinking. Maybe I should give the Atkins diet a try, you know, maybe lose 10 pounds before summer.

Well, I've been sticking to it for 4 days now. I have felt next to death the entire time. I'm exhausted, my heart pounds when I do the slightest physical exertion, and my today my muscles started aching. And I'm pretty sure I haven't lost an ounce of fat. Not even water weight. If anything, my muscles have depleted slightly, making my fat look that much flabbier.

And to top it all off, if I have to even look at one more piece of meat today, I'm going to die from excess vomiting.

So in other words, I officially quit, starting now.

Maybe instead I can get myself to do some exercise now that the weather's getting so warm here. Or maybe I can just accept that fact that at age 28, 128lbs may be as thin as I am ever going to be. I clearly don't have the self-control (or the neuroticism) necessary to change that.

4 comments:

jennifaye said...

Please do not do Atkins. Just cut back a tiny bit. That is all you would ever need to do. When I lost my big amount of weight I had TONS of energy. It felt great.

David B. Beaver said...

"And I'm pretty sure I haven't lost an ounce of fat"

Probably cause you dont have any fat to lose...

Rachel Bostwick said...

Wow, I can't wait to see the finished pastel. Kind glad I never took a design class right now, though.

Sarah said...

Hah! That particular design sculpture is called "tensegrity". It's sticks and string held together with tension. My teacher said he might drop our sculptures onto the ground to test the tension. If that actually happens, and my sculpture breaks, I think I will burst into tears, in front of the whole class. I hope he's ready for that, LOL!