Confusions Galore

Listening to : The Lazy Song - Bruno Mars

So do you remember that plateau I talked about two weeks ago? Well last week I broke it, and then this week I lost one additional pound.  Exciting, yes?  I was especially surprised the first week when I lost three pounds, especially because that was Easter weekend and I didn't really exercise much or watch my caloric intake.  Then, the week when I get back into working out regularly, I only lose one pound.  My body is so odd, but it's what I have, so I love it. Following is the data:

Fun Stats ::
Start Weight :: 185 (January 19)
Last Week :: 173
Current Weight :: 169
Goal Weight :: 150 (October 9)

With such positive results over the course of this semester, I am starting to get a little nervous about the future.  Next week is my last week at Temple till summer session 2 which means that I have no access to a gym until July.  I'm thinking I'll probably do calisthenics and try to do youtube videos, run, or videos my sister has.  Hopefully I'll stick to these plans or come up with some even better plans, or else when I step on that scale in July I'll be horribly disappointed.  I'm going to do my best to not let myself get to that point, but only time will tell what I'll be able to accomplish.

In other news, I recently went to Center City and my tummy had the rumbles that only human hands could satisfy.  In order to cure this horrid affliction, I experienced something I have never had experienced before. Chipotle.  I know, it's a big chain or something, but I'm a weird kid. I mean, I've never been to Qdoba or a bunch of other places either. So let's just say Chipotle was an experience.  When I walked in I had no idea where the line was supposed to be or how to order, so I just stood around awkwardly watching others order for a while.  And although I was very appreciative with the effort to inform their consumers about the caloric value of the foods that they eat, the format that the information is displayed in is quite confusing.  After much consideration and watching others order their meals, I ordered a chicken bowl.  Now, just because I successfully ordered food at this establishment doesn't mean that I didn't thoroughly embarrass myself in the process.  My inability to understand people served me well, to say the least.  The servers kept asking me about adding stuff and what I wanted, and I would just shake my head yes or no, or otherwise confuse myself and the servers.  However complicated and confusing the rest of the experience was, the food was pretty darn good. My chicken bowl had the hot salsa, and I added Tabasco sauce as well because nothing is ever hot enough.

So what am I really saying in this post? I'm kind of slow and easily confused. But it's entertaining for myself and for those around me, so I like myself just as I am. :)

HEART
Zan

:: A Quote To Leave You By ::

"Anyone who isn't confused really doesn't understand the situation."

~ Edward R. Murrow"