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Rob S.
on 3/10/11 3:56 am - DE

Wow. Does thi**** home with some of us:

The memory of being fat never subsides—even after you become fit.

http://www.runnersworld.com/article/1,7124,s6-243-297-519-13 846-0,00.html?cm_mmc=nutrition-_-03102011-_-nutrition-_-ROAD %20SCHOLAR%3a%20A%20Thin%20Line

Gotta run,
Rob

Rob

mcarthur01
on 3/10/11 10:16 am - Cumming, GA

RNY on 10/30/08

i read that article this morning, it definitely hit home with me.

Where are we going?? And why am I in this handbasket??

right now. somewhere. somebody is working harder than you.

fatfreemama
on 3/10/11 3:32 pm - San Jose, CA

RNY on 12/07/09

Wow, I can definitely relate. Maybe that's why I'm becoming obsessed with exercising and feeling like I can never do enough. Isn't pychoanalyizing ourselves a wonderful thing? LOL

Jan

Bay to Breakers 12K May 15, 2011 (1:54:40) First 5K 5/23/11 (41:22)
Half Marathons: Napa: 7/18/10 (4:11:21)   7/17/11 (3:30:58)   7/15/12 (3:13:11.5)
   SJ Rock and Roll: 10/2/10 (3:58:22) Run Surf City: 2/6/11 (3:19:54)
Diva: 5/6/12 (3:35:00)
HW/SW/CW  349/326/176
"Great spirits have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds." - Albert Einstein

nate2009
on 3/10/11 9:35 pm - Lebanon, OH

RNY on 07/14/09

WOW ..... Hits home !

No longer about weight , it's all about living.

Cheryl W.
on 3/10/11 9:38 pm - Fernandina Beach, FL

RNY on 12/15/10

Loved it, and loved that its written by Peter Sagal from NPR's Wait Wait Don't Tell Me program.

I loved his Kafka-esk quote:

"The meaning of life is that it ends...but once you're dead you won't gain weight"

It is comforting.

HW: 258 SW: 237 CW: 152

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