These are the kinds of articles I love to read. First, they validate my love of both burning off calories and getting something productive done around the house.
The second is, it reminds me of my uncle who owned and worked his own farm for decades. Every morning, he'd get up and eat the kind of breakfast that people would make a cardiologist cringe -- bacon, fried eggs, toast with lots of butter, coffee with real cream -- not a fruit or vegetable in site. But the great thing was he worked on the farm all day, moving hay, tending to animals, fixing equipment, etc. and I don't think he was ever more than 10 pounds overweight. While I certainly can't advocate his eating habits, I think he was spot on when it came to burning off all of his less-than-healthy meals by his physical activity on the farm.
Speaking of 10 pounds -- a question -- why do so many women have such a hard time burning off those last few pounds? Some swear to me, they're eating like birds ...
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These are the kinds of articles I love to read. First, they validate my love of both burning off calories and getting something productive done around the house.
The second is, it reminds me of my uncle who owned and worked his own farm for decades. Every morning, he'd get up and eat the kind of breakfast that people would make a cardiologist cringe -- bacon, fried eggs, toast with lots of butter, coffee with real cream -- not a fruit or vegetable in site. But the great thing was he worked on the farm all day, moving hay, tending to animals, fixing equipment, etc. and I don't think he was ever more than 10 pounds overweight. While I certainly can't advocate his eating habits, I think he was spot on when it came to burning off all of his less-than-healthy meals by his physical activity on the farm.
Speaking of 10 pounds -- a question -- why do so many women have such a hard time burning off those last few pounds? Some swear to me, they're eating like birds ...
June 16, 2008 - 3:45pmThis Comment
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