Pushin 2 Bills
I finally decided to head to the doc's office yesterday since my week old cold apparently had turned into a nasty sinus infection just for shits and giggles. Colds I can deal with and not be too much of a cry baby but give me a sinus headache and I quickly cry uncle. Plus, I don't think that they're able to clear up on their own once it becomes bacterial anyway. Of course, going to the doctor wasn't necessarily going to be an easy task for me since it's been at least five years since I've gone to see a doctor (not including emergency room visits for weekend stupidities) and my primary care doc has vanished from the face of the earth. Thankfully, about three years ago, I had dropped an application off at a new place near our house and they actually agreed to see me. Yay.
So now I'm dosed up on antibiotics and the doc took pity and put me on a "sleep aid" to help calm down the crazy in my head at night so that I can start sleeping again. It's only short term until I get through the stress that is house construction but it will be a welcome relief when it finally kicks in in about a week.
One scary part of the doc's visit was when they weighed me when I first got there. I've suspected that I've gained weight through the summer and fall given my lack of riding and excess of eating and drinking but, thankfully, the battery in our scale has been kaput for quite some time so I hadn't had to accept reality. Until yesterday. I dutifully stepped onto the scale and watched as the digital readout rocketed up to 199.7 lbs. Yikes! Thank god I had cut weight a couple of times in the morning or else I would have broken the 200 barrier. Hopefully, having the "soon to be fat" warning will kick my butt into gear a bit.
6 comments:
Put that golfer's body on hold. Get out and ride! Are you doing the Pre-Turkey Burner 11/15?
I'd like to. Not sure yet though since we're trying to side the house right now.
Dude, I refuse to even get on the scale. Last time I did hit was the high 180s. I'm afraid. VERY afraid.
thankfully for me, my weight when I'm training a bunch and eating relatively well is around 190 (usually shoot for 185) so 10 lbs isn't a huge deal but I definitely don't want to crack that 200 barrier.
you've been riding tons jason, I can't imagine how you've gained that much weight???
booze, food, and medicine that fattens me up like butterball turkey.
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