It is I.
On December 25, 2014, I weighed 309 lbs. This morning I weighed 237 lbs.
That's good. Nothing moronic about that. I am down 72 lbs from December 24, 2014.
But there is a moronic way that I traveled to get here.
One year ago, I weighed 255 lbs. This morning I weighed 237 lbs.
That's good. Nothing moronic about that. I am down 8 lbs in the last year.
But there is a moronic way that I traveled to get here.
Two months ago. I weighed 283. 6 lbs. It is moronic that I let myself gain so much weight.
This morning I weighed 237 lbs.
That's good. Nothing moronic about that.
I am down 47 lbs in the past two months.
There is nothing particularly moronic about that.
That is, if I can end repeating the cycle of losing and gaining weight.
This chart of my weight since December 24, 2014 through this morning, October 1, 2018 shows that I have lost 72.5 pounds in the past four years. This would be a great chart if it was a chart of the Dow Jones after the 1929 crash. As a chart of my weight over the past four years, it's a bit moronic.
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| This is a chart of my weight in the past twelve months, one year. In the past year I have lost 8.4 lbs. That is a very hard way to lost 8.4 lbs. In fact, it's a moronic way to lost 8.4 lbs in one year. |
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| This is a chart of my weight over the past two months. In the past two months, I have lost a relatively astounding 47.1 lbs. There is nothing moronic about that as long as I don't repeat the cycle of gaining much of it back. I would like to think that my days of being a moron, at least with respect to my weight are behind me. |
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| I have never read this book, apparently I just about could have written it |
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