Well, I suppose I have been quiet long enough. It’s
time for another blog post.
I’m hesitant to write anything because I really hate being misunderstood. Being misunderstood is one of my greatest frustrations in life. And I know this post is going to sound somewhat depressing and self-pitying. Look, in many ways, I am extraordinarily happy with myself. I’m thriving - physically and emotionally. This is the healthiest I have been in my entire adult life…and I mean that in the truest sense of the word “healthy”…..and I know I’m just going to keep getting healthier. Every day I greet the world with nothing but confidence and joy and I know I have absolutely no good reason or right to feel sorry for myself.
But the truth is I’m suffering a bit of an identity crisis. So, I suppose I AM feeling a bit sorry for myself, even though I have no right or reason. There are a lot of really, really great things happening and I'm celebrating those things...while I feel sorry for myself. I pretty much find myself thinking “woohoo!” and “this sucks!” all the time.....sometimes in the same moment. Apparently I can't just allow myself be happy. That would be too easy. I’m working on that….but I’m not there yet.
I’ll start with some great stuff. Yesterday, I wore heels to work….a hot, Italian pair of four inch heels – office appropriate, with amazing stitching, stylish details and gorgeous distressed leather. My feet were KILLING me, and I didn't care. I strutted around the office like I owned the place. You see, it’s the first time I have worn heels for an entire day in years and years and years….possibly EVER! Do you understand?? Let me spell it out for you. Because of my weight, there are a great many simple little things that I have never been able to do before. One of those things is wear heels. Could not before .....and now I can.
That, my friends, is a mofo NSV!
It would not have even occurred to me to attempt such a thing if this other little thing hadn’t happened last weekend: I was parked behind Sam in the driveway. He wanted to leave so I needed to move my car. All my shoes/boots that I normally wear were upstairs so I threw on a pair of sandals that I had not worn since last Summer. They’re Birkenstock type sandals with adjustable straps across the foot. I just threw them on and started walking, and, I could not believe it………they slipped off my feet as I started walking! I literally tripped over them. My freaking shoes were so big I could no longer wear them!
Things like this happen ALL the time now and when they do, they catch me off guard EVERY single time. I know I should not be surprised. I’m losing weight….a lot of weight. Things ARE going to change! Lots and lots of things will change. But I swear...I see myself naked and I don't really think I look all that different (except my neck and shoulders). So I forget that I have lost weight all the time……and then when something happens that reminds me, THEN I notice something’s different, and I’m like, "Hey…..You! Check out this thing that changed!”. I just HAVE to tell someone. I want to share my joy…I want them to start screaming and jumping up and down just like I want to do. But usually I just get a blank stare or a half smile in return. I get it….unless you’ve had the experience of being trapped in a cage, how could you possibly understand what it feels like to be free?
But this shoe thing is especially exciting for me. It’s exciting because I have a collection of shoes…. Heels, actually. Sexy, pointy, strappy, gorgeous, amazing heels that I bought over the years even though I couldn’t stand up in them, or even put them on my feet. I bought them because I loved them and wanted them. I bought them because I could completely see the real me in my head and the real me is the kind of woman who sometimes wears heels. I like heels. They make me taller. They’re beautiful. They’re stylish. They’re sexy. They make legs and asses look amazing. I kept buying more and more heels and I’d keep them shined up and sitting on a shelf like art while I yearned to be able to wear them. I never gave up on the idea that the day would come when I could actually wear heels. That day, it seems, is upon me. Or at least…..I can see the sun rising on that day.
Another great thing happening for me - Writing. I am getting paid to write. I still have my full time job at Pictometry but in addition to that, two agencies now hire me freelance to write for them….it’s called ”content marketing”, but it’s writing. I am super stoked about getting paid to write, being published (even if it's ghost writing and I don't get credit for it), and the fact that it’s a side job where I have a great deal of control. I say when, I say where, and how often. I finish an assignment; I say I want another one…..so they give me another one. No matter where I go, I can keep doing it. It’s awesome that I don’t need to sell my soul to make some extra money and I get to do something I feel happy and confident about doing. I’m still pretty slow and very new to the whole industry so it’s not like I’ve had a lot of assignments or am getting paid a huge amount of money per assignment. But I’m working on building my skill, speed and experience and then it will become a bit more profitable.
I also have a work trip to Florida coming up in February for the next National Sales Meeting…Amelia Island. I’m very excited about that. I have always really enjoyed the road trips down to Florida to visit Sam’s parents, so I’m going to use a week of vacation time and split it up before and after the NSM so I can drive and make a couple stops along the way. I really loved Charleston, SC but only saw a bit of it once so I may stop there for a night. Also, there’s a really interesting large retail space called Tamarack in Beckley, West Virginia where all different kinds of artisans sell their creations. It's an amazing place. I have picked up several gorgeous pieces there over the years so I’ll definitely have to stop there on the way….for me, no road trip to Florida would be the same without stopping there. (There’s also something pretty magical about the West Virginia mountains, especially when the sun is rising…the mist is intense. Always cool to stop there overnight and experience the WV sunrise.) Then there’s Nashville, TN which has been calling me for years…..I really want to go there. It’s more out of the way so that may not happen, but I’m excited to think about the possibilities and make some travel plans.
And….Felix action! Suddenly I’m getting calls about Felix again. Tonight I’m checking out two leads after work.
I’m hesitant to write anything because I really hate being misunderstood. Being misunderstood is one of my greatest frustrations in life. And I know this post is going to sound somewhat depressing and self-pitying. Look, in many ways, I am extraordinarily happy with myself. I’m thriving - physically and emotionally. This is the healthiest I have been in my entire adult life…and I mean that in the truest sense of the word “healthy”…..and I know I’m just going to keep getting healthier. Every day I greet the world with nothing but confidence and joy and I know I have absolutely no good reason or right to feel sorry for myself.
But the truth is I’m suffering a bit of an identity crisis. So, I suppose I AM feeling a bit sorry for myself, even though I have no right or reason. There are a lot of really, really great things happening and I'm celebrating those things...while I feel sorry for myself. I pretty much find myself thinking “woohoo!” and “this sucks!” all the time.....sometimes in the same moment. Apparently I can't just allow myself be happy. That would be too easy. I’m working on that….but I’m not there yet.
I’ll start with some great stuff. Yesterday, I wore heels to work….a hot, Italian pair of four inch heels – office appropriate, with amazing stitching, stylish details and gorgeous distressed leather. My feet were KILLING me, and I didn't care. I strutted around the office like I owned the place. You see, it’s the first time I have worn heels for an entire day in years and years and years….possibly EVER! Do you understand?? Let me spell it out for you. Because of my weight, there are a great many simple little things that I have never been able to do before. One of those things is wear heels. Could not before .....and now I can.
That, my friends, is a mofo NSV!
It would not have even occurred to me to attempt such a thing if this other little thing hadn’t happened last weekend: I was parked behind Sam in the driveway. He wanted to leave so I needed to move my car. All my shoes/boots that I normally wear were upstairs so I threw on a pair of sandals that I had not worn since last Summer. They’re Birkenstock type sandals with adjustable straps across the foot. I just threw them on and started walking, and, I could not believe it………they slipped off my feet as I started walking! I literally tripped over them. My freaking shoes were so big I could no longer wear them!
Things like this happen ALL the time now and when they do, they catch me off guard EVERY single time. I know I should not be surprised. I’m losing weight….a lot of weight. Things ARE going to change! Lots and lots of things will change. But I swear...I see myself naked and I don't really think I look all that different (except my neck and shoulders). So I forget that I have lost weight all the time……and then when something happens that reminds me, THEN I notice something’s different, and I’m like, "Hey…..You! Check out this thing that changed!”. I just HAVE to tell someone. I want to share my joy…I want them to start screaming and jumping up and down just like I want to do. But usually I just get a blank stare or a half smile in return. I get it….unless you’ve had the experience of being trapped in a cage, how could you possibly understand what it feels like to be free?
But this shoe thing is especially exciting for me. It’s exciting because I have a collection of shoes…. Heels, actually. Sexy, pointy, strappy, gorgeous, amazing heels that I bought over the years even though I couldn’t stand up in them, or even put them on my feet. I bought them because I loved them and wanted them. I bought them because I could completely see the real me in my head and the real me is the kind of woman who sometimes wears heels. I like heels. They make me taller. They’re beautiful. They’re stylish. They’re sexy. They make legs and asses look amazing. I kept buying more and more heels and I’d keep them shined up and sitting on a shelf like art while I yearned to be able to wear them. I never gave up on the idea that the day would come when I could actually wear heels. That day, it seems, is upon me. Or at least…..I can see the sun rising on that day.
Another great thing happening for me - Writing. I am getting paid to write. I still have my full time job at Pictometry but in addition to that, two agencies now hire me freelance to write for them….it’s called ”content marketing”, but it’s writing. I am super stoked about getting paid to write, being published (even if it's ghost writing and I don't get credit for it), and the fact that it’s a side job where I have a great deal of control. I say when, I say where, and how often. I finish an assignment; I say I want another one…..so they give me another one. No matter where I go, I can keep doing it. It’s awesome that I don’t need to sell my soul to make some extra money and I get to do something I feel happy and confident about doing. I’m still pretty slow and very new to the whole industry so it’s not like I’ve had a lot of assignments or am getting paid a huge amount of money per assignment. But I’m working on building my skill, speed and experience and then it will become a bit more profitable.
I also have a work trip to Florida coming up in February for the next National Sales Meeting…Amelia Island. I’m very excited about that. I have always really enjoyed the road trips down to Florida to visit Sam’s parents, so I’m going to use a week of vacation time and split it up before and after the NSM so I can drive and make a couple stops along the way. I really loved Charleston, SC but only saw a bit of it once so I may stop there for a night. Also, there’s a really interesting large retail space called Tamarack in Beckley, West Virginia where all different kinds of artisans sell their creations. It's an amazing place. I have picked up several gorgeous pieces there over the years so I’ll definitely have to stop there on the way….for me, no road trip to Florida would be the same without stopping there. (There’s also something pretty magical about the West Virginia mountains, especially when the sun is rising…the mist is intense. Always cool to stop there overnight and experience the WV sunrise.) Then there’s Nashville, TN which has been calling me for years…..I really want to go there. It’s more out of the way so that may not happen, but I’m excited to think about the possibilities and make some travel plans.
And….Felix action! Suddenly I’m getting calls about Felix again. Tonight I’m checking out two leads after work.
Ok, so now onto the identity crisis I’m having. I’m not even sure I can really articulate it,
but I’ll try.
To start with, too many things are uncertain in my life
right now and it’s making me crazy. The
number one most annoyingly uncertain thing is my Green Card. What happens with my Green Card has
repercussions in other areas as well so not knowing what’s going on means I
can't plan, which screws up my life as well as Sam's and leaves us both in
limbo.
You may recall I needed to apply for a 10 year card back in
July. I did so, I got a year extension
on my GC and had my biometrics appointment in August. I haven’t heard a thing since then, which is,
sadly, normal for USCIS. You don’t hear
anything until you do. The timeline for
these types of applications is supposed to be 6 months, so - in theory - by
January, it should all be decided. However,
Sam and I have used VisaJourney,
an online community dedicated to helping people navigate the immigration
process, from the beginning……and there are people on that forum who applied over
a year ago for their 10 year card and are still waiting. Their extension letter has expired. Maybe that won’t happen to me. But what if it does?
In the meantime, what will USCIS decide to do with me? Will they ask for more information? Will they make us do an interview? Will they deport me? I
know, I know…just wait and see.
I’m getting ahead of myself.
Except, not really.
Sam and I are at the point of our relationship where we are
both ready to move on. We both NEED to
be able to move on. I need to move
out. We need to get divorced. I am tired of my ambiguous marital
status. Sam wants to just move on. But we can’t do a damn thing
until the GC issue is settled. If we
divorce in the middle of the process, I need to reapply for my 10 year card and
start all over again, pay another fee, as a divorced person. I’m not completely sure I can move without
screwing up my application, but let’s say I could…. I don’t want to move into
my own place and then have USCIS come back and say, no you can’t stay in this
country. Then I’ll have to move
again.
Thinking about what happens if USCIS does tell me I need to
leave......I mean, it’s not so bad…I’d go
back to Canada. So I find myself kind of
“planning” a life in Canada – because there’s nothing left of my old life, I’d
be starting all over again there - while also simultaneously figuring out what
to do next here in the US. I have no
idea which life I’m going to end up with.
In my weakest moments, I question where it is I even belong. It’s municipal election time in Canada and I
am no longer eligible to vote there. But
I can’t vote here in the US either. I feel
like I don’t belong anywhere.
As I think about the possibility of returning to Canada, I
am heartbroken over Felix. I think, as
long as I stay in Rochester, there’s always a possibility I could someday get
him back. It’s possible. Or maybe staying close to the last place he
was seen just makes me feel less guilty for allowing my absolute worst fear
about moving to the States – something happening to one of my cats – to come
true. In any case, "feels" about Felix
have flared up big time lately.
My road to fitness is going really, really well. I am constantly amazed at the things my
trainer asks me to do and even more amazed when I can do them. And…the last time I went to the gym, I walked
3 miles for a warm up. 3 miles! And I wasn’t even hot or tired or sweating
for the first mile. Remember in May when
I walked my first 5K and I barely finished it?
I was the very last person to cross the finish line and I was so proud? Um yeah….now my goal is to be able to walk 5K
five days a week….every time I go to the gym just for a warm up…and that goal
is within reach. My trainer wants me to
enter a beginner Kettlebell competition in December! Say, what??
I thought she was talking to someone else when she said this. I was busy trying to lift a 35 pound steel
ball above my head so I wasn’t really paying attention to her, and when I
realized she meant me, I started laughing.
So surreal. Is this my life? It’s amazing but so weird. I feel like I’m in the Twilight Zone all the
time.
Another thing is I’m lonely.
I am truly, heartbreakingly lonely.
There are a lot of different things contributing to this. I miss my family. I miss having a partner. I don’t feel like my friends can really
understand what I’m experiencing in my weight loss journey. And….I do have a lot of friends, but I’m kind
of a loner. I tell myself I want to be
alone…I like it, then I feel lonely. I
never used to be like this when I was younger….I was always the social
planner. I brought groups of people together
to go out. I made sure everyone was
included. I was a social butterfly. When did that change? You guessed it…after I was raped in my
20’s. I feel like I need to embrace my
need for people instead of just secluding myself all the time. And this is messing with my sense of self.
Not to mention the fact that most of the people I know in
Rochester were Sam’s friends before they were mine and although they have also
become mine, I don’t want to put them in the uncomfortable position of
“choosing” Sam or me. I feel obligated
to back away and let him have his space with our friends…because if the
situation were reversed, that’s what I would want. Right or wrong, that’s what I would want.
The idea that I will be divorced is another big hurdle for
me. I just feel like such a
disappointment and failure. I feel an
overwhelming sense of loss associated with the entire thing, not just for the
relationship itself but for the loss of Sam’s family in my life, the knowledge
that when I move out, our dog Ladybug stays with Sam, the loss of “home”…these are my
people and this is where I belong. I
have no one to take care of…except myself, how dull. With Halloween approaching, this feeling has
been amplified. Sam and I had two
weddings, both on Halloween. We both
love Halloween. We always decorated the
house and it has always been our tradition to watch scary movies and eat candy
together on Halloween. So I’m feeling kind
of sad over the loss of that tradition. And in spite of everything I said above about the GC issue, we have set a move out date for me of April 1.
I have not weighed what I weigh now in at least 15 years. I haven’t been this “physically fit” (and I
put that in brackets because “fit” is relative to my experience) since I was in
my early 20’s. Yet, my body still reflects the damage done by obesity....stretch marks, extra skin, really flabby arms, thighs and belly. This is all uncharted territory
for me. I don’t know how to act, how to
live, how to be and I'm trying to not freak out every second of every day. I'm trying to handle it with grace and dignity. I’m stumbling my way
through, trying to make good, healthy decisions for myself. But this is a mindfuck in the first degree. I know other people who have
been morbidly obese for their entire adult life will understand the struggle
here and that mostly everyone else will not.
Which just makes it all the more a mindfuck. I constantly feel like the only one who has
smoked weed at a party…and I’m going around to everyone else going, “can you
believe that just happened?” No one else
sees what I see. I just look crazy. And maybe I am. I certainly feel crazy sometimes.
I find myself constantly plagued by self-doubt. I doubt that I’m really losing weight. I doubt that it’s really happening for
me. I doubt that I will ever be able to
do everything on my “list” that I want to do.
I see myself naked and honestly, I don’t see the difference in my body,
I really don’t. I only notice the
difference when I put clothes on or I step on the scale or try to do something
new.
In addition to that, I have also been having my first
physical problems since my surgery. I’ve
been REALLY sick a couple of times in the last few weeks. (As I write this, I have realized these
problems may well be stress induced.)
The physical changes I am experiencing as a result of my
surgery….the loss of the weight, the loss of the comfortable miserable identity
I hung onto for so long. As I lose more
and more weight, everything becomes more and more possible and there’s nothing
I don’t want to do, nothing I don’t want to be.
It’s all very overwhelming.
Which leads me to my dating life. Dating should be the easiest, light hearted
thing happening in my life right now. It’s
supposed to be fun. I know this. But it’s not.
It’s stressful. I don’t want it
to be stressful…it just is. There are
just so many weirdos out there. So many
people with questionable motives. So
many reasons to distrust someone.
And it’s difficult for me to “be myself” while I’m suffering
an identity crisis and don’t know how to “be myself”, because I don’t know who “myself”
is right now. I had my first experience with
a man telling me if I lost too much weight he would not be attracted to
me. I had to ask him to repeat himself –
twice. I just could not believe what I
was hearing. OK I get it….not everyone
appeals to everyone else. Some men are
only attracted to large women, some men are only attracted to thin women. I get it….but who exactly will be attracted
to me right now…the guy who likes larger women or the guy into fitness? ‘Cos I’m both, and don’t really fit neatly
into a physical category. Just like my hair color, my body is going to change. So if you're into fat redheads, and you think I'm it, I've got bad news for you buddy. I need someone with more...... flexible tastes, and that is just not easy to find.
But seriously, if you are a man who is only attracted to large women
and you know a woman has had weight loss surgery, why would you even ask her
out? Why would you waste any time at all
trying to get to know her? Why would you
spend the entire first date spewing your hatred for weight loss surgery and trying
to feed that woman cheesecake all night after she’s told you how meaningful
having this surgery has been to her and telling you how sick she’ll be if she
eats it?
Sometimes it feels like people don’t date to get to know
other people. They date to impose their
views on you, their life on you. They
know they want a partner and they don’t care who that partner is…they can
envision the life they want and they want to just slot someone they are physically
attracted to into that life to complete the picture. They don’t care who you are, they only care
who they can make you be. You’ve got the
look, now they want a puppet who they can tell how to think, how to act, what
to say so they get their perfect little life.
If there’s one thing I know I’m not, it’s a puppet. If there's one thing I know I do NOT want, it's a puppet master. If there’s one thing I know I am, it’s a
romantic, and the romantic in me doesn’t go for crap like this. Dating is really
hard on a romantic. Dating is a very
cold business. It’s use or be used.
But the larger issue with dating for me is much more
embarrassing. Truth is, it almost feels
like I’m on a quest. It’s hard to enjoy
anyone when you want everyone to be the same person. There’s a scene in the movie “Love Actually”
where a kid confesses to his father that he’s in love and proclaims that there’s
nothing “worse than the total agony of being in love.” Ah yes, unrequited love. This is the problem I’m facing.
I mentioned many posts ago that I met a guy - months and
months ago - I called him my “ideal man”.
That was a superficial, shallow way to explain how I felt about this person. Truth is, this is the closest I have ever
felt to “love at first sight”. When I
met him, he started talking, and really didn’t stop. I barely got a word in, he talked so
much. He didn’t just go on and on about
himself…he was interesting and did ask me questions and answered my questions
when I was able to ask…..and everything he said just made me want to know him
more. But the fact that he talked so
much gave me a lot of time to observe him and I have never felt so drawn to a
man before, so instantly fascinated, so powerfully attracted, so pushed to
challenge myself and be better so I could deserve him.
It’s not just that he is physically beautiful, although in
my eyes, he is. More importantly than
that, I could see all the men in my family in him….my dad, my brother, my
grandfather, my uncles….all their gifts, all their skills and talents, all
their flaws…plus his own unique characteristics, and because of that I
instantly trusted him, liked him and wanted to be near him. I didn’t want to leave. I didn’t know him very well, I had no idea if
we were compatible or not but I knew I wanted to find out.
Unfortunately for me, none of those feelings were
mutual. I don’t give up easily and I definitely
believe in the whole “if you really want something, you fight for it until you
die”/ Say Anything School of Romantic
Thought, but after someone tells you several times they are not interested in
you, you risk becoming a stalker if you continue to pursue. You don’t look like a passionate person
fighting for what they want, you look crazy.
So I was forced to accept I had reached that threshold.
Since that time, I haven’t been able to stop thinking about
this guy. Yes, I know, it's been months. I have been known to carry a torch for a decade. I don't get over people easily. I want to know him. I want to date him. But since he won’t date me, I try to move on. I don’t expect
every other guy to be like him. I know he’s
not perfect and he's not "ideal". But he did show me the feelings I want to feel for my partner and he showed me I am actually capable of having those feelings. I’m not interested in dating someone I only
kinda like and letting that grow into a stable relationship based on friendship. There's nothing wrong with that, but it's not what I'm looking for. I want to feel that spark,
those fireworks, that gut-wrenching drive to discover every single thing there is to discover about the person I'm dating.
Oh man, I know how I sound right now. It’s cute coming from a 10 year old kid with
an English accent in a ridiculously mushy, romantic, feel-good movie. Coming from a 45 year old woman going through
a divorce - not so cute….desperate. Yes,
I’m desperate. I’m desperate to get him
out of my head, to feel what I feel for someone else who will return the feelings,
and desperate to have a dating life without him sitting on my back the whole
time. I am desperate to not let how I
feel about him destroy any more potential relationships. This is ridiculous, but I have actually
thought, hell, if I’m going to move, why not REALLY move and get away from him
and his town…..’cos yeah, after 7 years of being with Sam and visiting
Rochester, this is that guy’s town.
Everywhere I go, I wonder if he’ll be there. Maybe
a fresh start would help. Pick a place
I’ve never even been to…..I dunno, Austin, Texas, for example, and just GO
THERE.
It’s a nice fantasy to run away like that. If only it were that easy. It would serve me no purpose to just run like
that. I do have some stability in my
life right now. Work. My trainer.
The gym. These are the things
that keep me sane. When I have no idea
what I’m doing or why, I know I have these things. Love feels essential to me because I’m a dreamy,
starry-eyed, impractical, freak and I’ll probably never outgrow that but truth
is, love is not essential…not right now.
I still have a lot of hard work to do.
There are only a few things I REALLY want in life.
·
Get Felix back
·
Reach my fitness/weight loss/lifestyle goals
·
Be crazy passionately madly in love
I only have control over one of these things so I’m all in
with it. Everything I’ve got goes
towards reaching my fitness/weight loss/lifestyle goals.
The Return of Random Stuff:
· I am
obsessed with white kitchens. And
bathrooms. In fact, I love white walls
and furniture too.
· There is no design style better than art deco. I’m a fan.
· I always think of myself as a coffee person as opposed to a tea person, but I love, love LOVE me some Chai, Earl Grey, Apricot Spiced and Red Zinger tea.
· I'm neither a cat or a dog person…I am both. I want ALL the critters all the time. I can’t go to a pet store or animal shelter without wanting to take home every animal in the place.
· I was deeply disappointed by the finale of True Blood. In fact, the last three seasons were so bad, I have no idea why I kept watching. I’m only now able to talk about it.
· I’ve recently discovered a genre of music I can only just barely tolerate: death metal
· I can barely eat an entire banana. Seriously, I’m completely stuffed after eating a banana.
· I can’t stand tuna or salmon. I hate the smell. I hate the sight. I hate the taste. If you invite me over to dinner, you better not make me a tuna casserole or salmon on a cedar plank. If you do, and I say I like it, I’m totally lying.
· I could eat scallops, lobster and blue crab all day long.
· The meme I added to this post? Yeah that’s me. White girl in yoga pants who loves Fall and is obsessed with pumpkin everything. Totally. Me.
· There is no design style better than art deco. I’m a fan.
· I always think of myself as a coffee person as opposed to a tea person, but I love, love LOVE me some Chai, Earl Grey, Apricot Spiced and Red Zinger tea.
· I'm neither a cat or a dog person…I am both. I want ALL the critters all the time. I can’t go to a pet store or animal shelter without wanting to take home every animal in the place.
· I was deeply disappointed by the finale of True Blood. In fact, the last three seasons were so bad, I have no idea why I kept watching. I’m only now able to talk about it.
· I’ve recently discovered a genre of music I can only just barely tolerate: death metal
· I can barely eat an entire banana. Seriously, I’m completely stuffed after eating a banana.
· I can’t stand tuna or salmon. I hate the smell. I hate the sight. I hate the taste. If you invite me over to dinner, you better not make me a tuna casserole or salmon on a cedar plank. If you do, and I say I like it, I’m totally lying.
· I could eat scallops, lobster and blue crab all day long.
· The meme I added to this post? Yeah that’s me. White girl in yoga pants who loves Fall and is obsessed with pumpkin everything. Totally. Me.
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