True Confessions - Don't Judge

I wish I had someone to dance with

Cerealsensei wrote: »

I havent ate too good today and to be honest i really want to eat some sweet potato pie, trying to resist but I'm almost certain I'm about to give in

I know the feeling. Don't do it. Think of the goals you have. Or at least if you do, don't feel guilty.

incisron wrote: »

Cerealsensei wrote: »

I havent ate too good today and to be honest i really want to eat some sweet potato pie, trying to resist but I'm almost certain I'm about to give in

I know the feeling. Don't do it. Think of the goals you have. Or at least if you do, don't feel guilty.

I appreciate the support, but it's too late, that pie was amazing. I promise i will do better tomorrow, I have shamed the dojo.

I'm about to walk across the driveway to my neighbours party with a bottle of champagne and champagne flute

Cerealsensei wrote: »

RoxieDawn wrote: »

Cerealsensei wrote: »

incisron wrote: »

Cerealsensei wrote: »

I havent ate too good today and to be honest i really want to eat some sweet potato pie, trying to resist but I'm almost certain I'm about to give in

I know the feeling. Don't do it. Think of the goals you have. Or at least if you do, don't feel guilty.

I appreciate the support, but it's too late, that pie was amazing. I promise i will do better tomorrow, I have shamed the dojo.

I gave into to mini cupcakes just now.. it too was amazing..

i propose a trade, two mini cupcakes for one large slice of pie

Deal

I might be a bit Drunkie

Ugh I think my emoticons aren't showing up.

I am currently working on a spreadsheet of a list of cities with a population of 10,000 people and above. I then go through using various websites to remove the ones I don't want. They are judged by population amount, tornado risk, hail risk, hurricane risk, earthquake risk, lowest average winter low, highest average summer high, total annual rainfall, total annual snowfall, lowest percentage of sunshine in a month, amount of diversity, highest amount of humidity in a year, air quality, walk score, bike score, transit score, crime stats, how many grocery stores, bookstores, libraries, veterinarians and if they have general doctors, optometrists, dentists and gynecologists.

Since I am currently going to school online to be an optician, I look up to see what the monthly take home pay for an optician would be there and then I do a sample budget to see it if is possible to live there. Then I take how much I would save each month based on that sample budget and give it a score. Everything else I mentioned above gets a score as well.

I have redone it a couple of times because I didn't like how I was doing it. This is my sixth time restarting it. I mainly work on this out of curiosity and to have a list of places I would live so I don't have to do the research later if I do move.

Edit: I also have a list of cities that were rejected as well as why they were rejected.

AmusedToaster wrote: »

I am currently working on a spreadsheet of a list of cities with a population of 10,000 people and above. I then go through using various websites to remove the ones I don't want. They are judged by population amount, tornado risk, hail risk, hurricane risk, earthquake risk, lowest average winter low, highest average summer high, total annual rainfall, total annual snowfall, lowest percentage of sunshine in a month, amount of diversity, highest amount of humidity in a year, air quality, walk score, bike score, transit score, crime stats, how many grocery stores, bookstores, libraries, veterinarians and if they have general doctors, optometrists, dentists and gynecologists.

Since I am currently going to school online to be an optician, I look up to see what the monthly take home pay for an optician would be there and then I do a sample budget to see it if is possible to live there. Then I take how much I would save each month based on that sample budget and give it a score. Everything else I mentioned above gets a score as well.

I have redone it a couple of times because I didn't like how I was doing it. This is my sixth time restarting it. I mainly work on this out of curiosity and to have a list of places I would live so I don't have to do the research later if I do move.

Edit: I also have a list of cities that were rejected as well as why they were rejected.

just move to Detroit or Cleveland

they're both a cheap date...

mfrancesmo wrote: »

On Friday night - I had KFC
Saturday lunch - McDonald's
Saturday night - pizza Hut
Sunday lunch - huge roast dinner

I'm so stuffed and the size of a house BTW.

But it did taste good!!!!!!!

I can relate. I ate 1500 calories for lunch today. I feel numb.

All of my online friends are "broken." It's probably saying something bad about me, like I have that "fixing people" problem. But it's less that I want to fix them, and more that I just want to be a friend to them and be supportive. I guess I do try to steer some people sometimes away from obviously bad things (drugs, cheating, etc) but for the most part, I want to be a person they can trust to be there for them.

I confess I have a new food addiction-sesame coated caramel peanuts...HELP!

LiftingLady5 wrote: »

I really want filet Mignon topped with sauteed mushrooms served with fresh steamed broccoli as a side. Like really want it.

That sounds good. You should have it