You're doing it! Successfully! Yay! and as always, thank you for your humor!
As someone who has taken off chunks of weight at a time, I'll offer these tidbits: People may ask you if you're alright, or do you have some illness, that you've gotten so thin. or even, "I didn't recognize you." The trick is to learn to take it as a compliment.
hadn't thought about all the emotional stuff you'd be dealing with. But that's part of what makes you so good as a monologist--you're in touch with your feelings so much. Looking forward to the continuation of this journey.
I’m so glad to read you’re doing so well, and that it appears to be effortless so far. Thirty weeks is a long time, so gird yourself for the journey and know we’re all rooting for you. The habits and comforts of a lifetime can take a while to leave behind. After you finish reading a chapter, maybe go for a walk?
You're doing it! Successfully! Yay! and as always, thank you for your humor!
As someone who has taken off chunks of weight at a time, I'll offer these tidbits: People may ask you if you're alright, or do you have some illness, that you've gotten so thin. or even, "I didn't recognize you." The trick is to learn to take it as a compliment.
NYRB Editions are always good for an interesting read. I must look for this one.
Aren't they, though? I'm just starting another fascinating NYRB reprint: "Akenfield: Portrait of an English Village," by Ronald Blythe.
hadn't thought about all the emotional stuff you'd be dealing with. But that's part of what makes you so good as a monologist--you're in touch with your feelings so much. Looking forward to the continuation of this journey.
Such an inspiration, Josh! Facing the food demons is critical and your courage is, as in so much that you share, well....courageous! :)
Bravo Josh!!
I’m so glad to read you’re doing so well, and that it appears to be effortless so far. Thirty weeks is a long time, so gird yourself for the journey and know we’re all rooting for you. The habits and comforts of a lifetime can take a while to leave behind. After you finish reading a chapter, maybe go for a walk?
Wow! So much to think about in that report. So eager to follow you on this jpurney