Food Log, March 5th
Breakfast:
- a bowl of Mini Wheats with soy milk
- a cupcake
(because IDGAF)
Snack #1:
- serving of whole grain vegan chips
Lunch:
- two slices of cheese pizza
(because IDGAF) - chocolate coconut Luna bar
"The greatest battle is not physical, but psychological. The demons telling us to give up when we push ourselves to the limits can never be silenced for good.
They must always be answered by the quiet, the steady dignity that simply refuses to give in. Courage. We all suffer. Keep going." Graeme Fife
My name's Zoe
I'm a competitive lightweight rower.
& this is my fitness blog.
I already consider myself fit, but I believe that fitness is an endless journey & I'm hoping to learn to genuinely love my body along the way.
Breakfast:
Snack #1:
Lunch:
I’m living with my dad right now.
And he has a housemate who is a family friend.
And the family friend works on Sundays.
And my dad happened to be out of town this Sunday.
So I had my ex over and we fucked.
And I was loud.
Like usual.
And when we finished I looked out the front window and realized that the family friends car was in the driveway.
He without a doubt heard at least 75% of everything that happened.
I want to fucking kill myself.
Maybe if I’m lucky he’ll just think I was masturbating loudly.
If I’m REALLY lucky he didn’t hear anything. But I know I’m not that lucky.
“Breakfast”:
Snak #1:
Snack #2:
Lunch:
Snack #3:
Snack #4 (which is probably going to be my dinner):
Emily Griffin, Something Borrowed
Submitted by paleazn.
Why is this so true?
I need to be the one who “cares least”.
Breakfast #1:
Breakfast #2:
Lunch:
(via dietandcigarettes)
Snack #1:
Breakfast:
Snack #2:
Snack #3:
Lunch:
Snack #4:
Snack #5:
Dinner:
I put my uni-suit back on this afternoon.
I look like a dumbfuck.
Anyway, off to do a quickie work out.
@3 months ago
Be confident. Too many days are wasted comparing ourselves to others and wishing to be something we aren’t. Everybody has their own strengths and weaknesses, and it is only when you accept everything you are — and aren’t — that you will truly succeed.
Nothing is truer.
But it’s all so difficult to accept.