Tuesday, July 3, 2007

Oh! metabolic syndrome

Hi! Everyone!

I sympathized with Plum's talk about metabo.
My husband is also incipient diabetics.
When I married him twelve years ago,
he was very slim and cool. (me, too)
Because at that time he succeeded with a hard diet
and lost about 20 kg!
But time went by.
Now he put on weight 30 kg steadily.
Yes, it is due to his DNA.

Alice, you had a good job for your father.
I'm looking forward to seeing you 3 weeks later.

So, see you tomorrow.

5 comments:

Plum said...

Hi, everyone!!!
I enjoyed reading Cherry’s message posted today, and would like to encourage her to keep writing.

It is first Tuesday in July today, and a new English class started at TCLC in Sakae this morning. At the moment I have no idea about how this class is going to be. When I started a new class at the university four and a half years, I had the same type of thought. It’s a sort of fear, anxiety, apprehension, trepidation, discomposure…etc. etc. I always have this type of fear before I start something new, because I have experienced so many failures so far, and actually it is so hard to use each failure for my own benefit (I have learned a lot from my failures, though). I normally internalize my catastrophic event and become extremely depressed. One day, several years ago, I told one of my male friends about it, and he empathized with me, saying, “That’s because you are a human being. And also it proves that you are a person of sensibility. But you shouldn’t victimize yourself with your own emotional fragility.” (He was such a warm and compassionate person. I have not seen him for a long time. Probably I will never see him again.)

Meeting new people always gives me vitality, energy, positive power and so on. But at the same time, it is fearful to meet and talk to new human species. It’s tremendously easy to talk to cats or dogs, isn’t it? Life is always contradictory.

I like the phrase which goes “nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune.” But, again, it’s impossible for me not to give in totally when some misfortune falls on me and to come back alive from the ashes.

Someday I would like to be a spiritually strong person. It’s my dream.

I hope you are strong and happy.

Anonymous said...

Hello, everyone

I heard one out of 10 people was mentally dull. I wish I was the person. Before I mount the horse, I am always afraid that very today I will fall down from the horse, and hurt my neck or die. Every time this is the fear that I must overcome.

today, a stranger visited my living room. It is a gecko. My house might be the nest of reptiles.

sunflower said...

Today I discovered a new word, that is “hypothermia”.
Hypo- means under, thermo- is relating to heat and ia- is suffix forming names of disorders. It’s true that words such as pneumonia, hysteria, and malaria are all the names of illness. So “hypo-therm-ia” is the condition of having an abnormally low body temperature. It’s a great finding for me! I did it!

Sunflower

sunflower said...

Hi, Azalea.

I wonder WHO can stamp a baby venomous snake? I can't either.
But it might be very dangerous if we imagine that it will grow bigger and become a grow-up. What happened then?
You have a nice visitor.
Gecko is said to be a good sign for your house. You seem to live in an ideal place affluent in
nature.

Good-night, everyone!!
sunflower

Anonymous said...

Hi, everybody!!
I have reached this blog at last.
Why did I take so much time to do this? I blamed it for my stupid computer. But it was my failure.
I found I had done simple mistake repeatedly with a wrong idea. Now I can join you, members. Please call me "cosmos". I love graceful cosmoses on a plain.