I can’t imagine the struggle that must come along with adult acne. While sometimes I would like to, I am someone that doesn’t wear makeup… but I don’t think I would be able to go without it if I didn’t have decent skin. I know how bad it sucks to have any kind of acne, but since having Little Bit and going back on the pill, I’ve noticed major improvement in what little acne I did have. I already feel much better about myself and can’t wait to wear spaghetti straps and tank tops in the heat without being paranoid that my shoulders and back have any visible blemishes.

As I mentioned in my previous entry, I don’t think that weight loss diet pills are necessarily the way to go when it comes to weight loss. I don’t think taking some pill will keep the pounds off once you stop taking them. Your relationship with food and exercise is a way of thinking, and can be changed for the better. A close friend of mine lost well over 100 pounds through exercise and changing the way she eats. It really is amazing what you can do when you put your mind to it, and what is there to be proud of when you lose weight the lazy way?

Herbal diet supplements are something to consider if you’re looking to cut back what you eat while still getting all the vitamins and nutrients you would from eating. I think that is important when dieting, vitamins vitamins vitamins! Along with not eating too little so that your body doesn’t think it’s starving.

Putting my foot down and eating 100% healthy with exercise is something
I haven’t gotten to. I don’t know why. I’m making small changes that I can stick with, though, like packing my lunch every day (also healthy for the wallet) and drinking lots of water. Getting healthy is a lifestyle change and I’d like to make it at a pace that I can keep up with.

Did you know that glucosamine is naturally present in animal bone marrow and shellfish shells? I love interesting little facts like this, even if I have no real idea of what glucosamine is or the purpose of it. Something about amino something or other.

This is probably the reason I failed chemistry in high school. I never had any clue what was going on, took frequent naps (by frequent I mean every day after lunch break), and half-assed my homework. In my defense, it’s the only class I did fail and I gave it a good try at first.

When I was in fifth grade, I read this book called Dead Wrong. I remember buying it at the book fair (oh, how I love love loved the book fair!) and getting sucked into this book. It was about a young high school aged girl and her brother who got really into taking growth hormones, but I doubt they were hgh spray (human growth hormone sprays, which I wasn’t aware even existed.)

The brother ended up dying, I can’t remember how. But it was such an interesting read and I read it quite a few times. Unfortunately fifth grade was forever ago so I can’t remember all the details other than the fact that it was good

A couple days before Christmas we replaced the ink cartridges in my printer to print photos of little bit as gifts. Of course not a month later, the printer broke down with the practically brand new inks inside. Now I will probably resort to online printing because we have not yet repaired/replaced it. I’d really like to do that soon because I don’t like not having a printer, and it would be awesome to get one that connects to our wireless network. I guess it’s just a matter of finding one that I really like!

I admit, I am a smoker. It’s not something I’m proud of. When I am out, say at the grocery store smoking, I can see people judging me because I am a smoker. I would love to be someone who only smoked occasionally, like having arturo fuente cigars after getting some great news, or as a treat to myself.

I know lots of smokers say that they will quit when ______, but I really want to quit before little one gets big enough to realize what I’m doing. I wouldn’t want her to smoke, so how hypocritical would it be of me to continue smoking while telling her not to?