The reason for this visit is a rash...on my genital area. And before any of you jump to conclusions, it is just a fungal rash, not an STD. I know how sick some of you bastards can be. I have actually had it for awhile (two years) and it goes away with a little bit of cream. No big deal. It is not contagious or anything. Anyways, I realized the other day that I was about out of the miracle cream and did not have a prescription, which means a trip to the doctor.
One of the things the doctor told me was that I should switch to boxers instead of boxer briefs. I have not wore boxers since the 9th grade. So, after my visit, I went to Peebles (a
Speaking of Peebles, can someone explain why the hell they sell Geoffrey Beene pants and ties, yet they do not sell Beene shirts? For those that do not know, I mainly wear GB shirts to work. They are more expensive, but they hold up much better than Van Heusen or Stratford, plus they are more comfortable.
Sorry for that side tangent. Back to the doctor. While I was there the nurse made me step on the scale. Holy shit! 179.5. Right, basically 180. I am a fat bastard. Now, the doctor did say that the scale is heavy, plus I was wearing clothes, but still that might put me around 175, which is totally unacceptable. Do you know what this means? Me neither, but I will be sure to let you know when I figure it out.
You see that guy in the red shirt? I still have that red shirt, it is a small! I only weighed 150 back then and I was in great shape. I would take a picture and show you what I look like now, but I do not want to frighten anyone. Granted, I am almost 30 now and things are starting to fall apart, but come on, this is ridiculous. Radical lifestyle changes need to be made. Also, I wish I still had that hat...
you finally weigh more than I do. this makes me happy.
ReplyDeletealso, good luck with your balls.
ReplyDeleteI was in the exact same position as you are now regarding weight five years ago (when I was 30). The doctor also told me that my cholesterol was high. Therefore, I significantly reduced bagels & cream cheese, eggs, cookies and cheese sandwiches (I used to pack these regularly for lunch) from my diet. I also started working as a soccer referee again and playing ultimate frisbee, two activities I did in high school and college. Plus, I got a new job that required me to use the DC Metro meaning lots of walking up escalators. Daily workout!
ReplyDeleteFive years later, my weight is down to what it was in college, and my cholestoral numbers are much better. Just thought I would share. Good luck! You can do it!
Josh: One thing I hope you have gotten from our numerous (hell, too many to count)talks is this- if you intend to spend any extended time doing this blogging thing, if you plan to have any success building your audience, you need to be less timid and be more willing to put yourself out there in your writing. A coming out of your shell, as it were. Especially now that there is such an abundance of you.
ReplyDeleteHope this helps.
You're welcome.
IKNAB
ps... Good luck with your balls (sounds like great t-shirt)
Sean...thanks for the advice. i actually joined a gym today with a friend from work.
ReplyDeleteIKNAB...haha, i will work on being a bit more open.
I want a t-shirt that says good luck with your balls.