There are no excuses for being skinny. There is no limit to how big I can actually get.
Learned how to write about politics far better, being as my arguments are more solid than they were before. Mostly because they will get ripped apart if they’re not.
Dan Fouts can say what he will. He will always be a bastard to me. A funny one. But still a bastard Kind of like Rainjack.
Writing more makes me a better writer. Even if most of it is crappy little opinions written on a weightlifting website.
Shugs and TC have had an unbelievable influence on the way I write. This of course, may not be a good thing.
It is, contrary to what I previously thought, possible for me to EAT MORE.
I drink too much. I still don’t care, but at least I recognize it.
God, if he exists, has both a sense of humor and a sense of irony.
No matter how many weights you lift, you die anyway. Most difficult thing I’ve ever dealt with.
That no year can ever be as horrific and dark as this one was- therefore, my life is bound to get easier, and therefore better.
I enjoy lifting weights - I actually look forward to going to the gym on lifting days.
I hate cardio days - I dread going to the gym on cardio days.
I have horrible eating habits … I used to eat horrible food in horrible amounts at horrible times… Now I just eat horrible amounts at horrible times. Thanks, Dr. Berardi. =D
I put too much effort into a workplace that doesn’t realize it.
I don’t know half as much as I thought I did about lifting and the other half was all wrong.
Not everyone understands how to budget - most people who make budgets don’t stay with them … Kind of like a diet.
I’m a “computer geek” who likes to laugh at people when they insist they know what they’re talking about, but don’t.
I listen more than I talk. This way I can make fun of people for being ignorant when I try to correct them.
The two health related online forums I participate in are helping me to change my life. Thanks, ya’ll.
Haha, no it’s not but #5 certainly appleis, way too much porn. #6 should probably read I go out too much, but actually I have toned it down quite a bit and am feeling much better.
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[quote]sic 10-52 wrote:
Vegita, this is your alternate screen name, right?
WhiteLable412 wrote:
5. Learned to talk to more girls and not sit in on weekends
Man, 2005 definitely a year of ups and downs. What have I learned?
Cancer CAN kick your ass
I can kick right back
Sometimes you need to “clean house” in both your personal and professional lives
Wanting to be good at something isn’t the same as being passionate about being good at something
I need to eat more protein and less carbs if I don’t want to own “fat Jeans” anymore
I am good at lots of things but not GREAT at any of them… yet
The only things I care to be great at are being a wife and a mother, we’ll work on that in 2006 and 2007.
When you’re given a 2nd chance at life, you need to take advantage of every minute of every day.
Be as nice as you can to as many people as possible, you never know when you’ll need a helping hand. But, on that same token, know when to cut your losses (see #3)
T-Nation is the best place for learning. Having met several people from here live and in person this year, I feel like I have extended my family… with people who understand me and my goals better than my real family. Thank you.
2005 was the year of Cancer. 2006 and beyond will be much better, both from being cancer free and from what I’ve learned and how cancer has humbled me. Today is 10 months, 16 days as a survivor… but who’s counting, right?