True Confessions - Don't Judge

Caporegiem wrote: »

browneyedgirl749 wrote: »

I confess I want some Italian food now.

You should try Olive Garden, it's the best.

Castiglias is better. I don't think it's a national chain, at least I haven't seen it until I moved to NoVA.

lollyolivia wrote: »

I'm sitting in a court house...I feel the need for speed! Lol 83 in a 60 mph zone.

Damn! That's reckless driving in VA. Both for going 20+ over and doing over 80.

royalty_mind_1me wrote: »

I confess I basically swallowed my deli sandwich while driving at lunch

browneyedgirl749 wrote: »

lollyolivia wrote: »

I'm sitting in a court house...I feel the need for speed! Lol 83 in a 60 mph zone.

Damn! That's reckless driving in VA. Both for going 20+ over and doing over 80.

Luckily in Florida it's not considered reckless driving but it is frowned upon ☹️

dc8066 wrote: »

browneyedgirl749 wrote: »

I confess I want some Italian food now.

Let's go to @BZAH10 's house for dinner, she makes real Italian food

I'm game!

I confess while everyone was watching Games Of Thrones last night, I was watching Bad Santa

angelxsss wrote: »

I just started back on counting calories today, and it's looking bleak, friends

Take it one meal at a time.
Be deliberate.
Be smart.
Don't be too hard on yourself.

skpinard1972 wrote: »

I confess that I prefer chip and dip for dinner over anything else.... starting tracking again today,,,, 20th time lucky?

I had a sandwich today at a deli.
It was served with a bag of chips.
I ate the sandwich and threw the bag of chips in the trash.

I work too hard in the gym to negate it with greasy food.

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The seafood fettuccine at olive garden has 1500mg of sodium... Okay my conscience is clear

I'm feeling a little depressed that my wife is stifling my potential dream job prospects. I owe the family stability, after missing so much on deployment, but I still feel too young to just sit around and wait to die.

MeeseeksAndDestroy wrote: »

Ben_there_done_that wrote: »

I'm feeling a little depressed that my wife is stifling my potential dream job prospects. I owe the family stability, after missing so much on deployment, but I still feel too young to just sit around and wait to die.

Have you told her this? Providing for your family is a wonderful thing but it won't do them much good if you're unhappy. Any way you can work at getting the Dream job while working a stable job?

Yeah, we're in the early stages of discussion. I think she's in the bargaining phase. Haha. I don't think I'll be unhappy working dead end 9-5 like some 'normal person'. I'm in a perpetual state of mild content. Unfortunately, the dream job will require me to jump in with both feet.

I confess I rather enjoyed the torture I put myself through by taking a walk outside. It's hot as balls outside.

That's some great insight, guys. Thanks for the feedback. I think her primary concern is the high likelihood of being relocated often, 25% travel, long hours, always being on call, and the (marginal) possibility of my death or disability.