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Day 58: 15.05.2023: Drifting away?

12 days, 4 cities, 2 marriages, multiple relative’s places, lots of travel, and so on. All these of course had a toll. However, I had imagined worse. When I returned to Delhi on 10th May, I weighed 83.95 against 84.70 on 25th April. Happy because despite everything (and similar weighing – after 3 glasses of water in the morning) I weighed lesser than before. Today, I weighed 83.30 which is exactly 2.0 Kg away from the target case line. So the journey so far got a drifted curve than projected.

Is it possible to catch up? Whatever the answer is, I won’t recommend it to myself. One because I’m very much aware that the existing diet itself isn’t on the healthy side. Two, I’m also aware that having already shedded 7kgs the shedding is going to be naturally slower going forward. My Excel table currently ends on the 120th day, thus the projection in the Target-72 case ends at 74. There is a probability that I’ll stay on the 10% cheats line which ends at 72.76. And I’m fine with it. Hey, by the way, I’m almost in the middle of the journey. Are things okay enough?

I needed to cut my nails today. I sat on the chair, bent down, and started. Not a good pose – of course. After some time, a thought crossed. Two months back I couldn’t do this given my belly fat. Losing weight brought benefits! Now I can make strange poses! Woah!

Earlier in the morning while going to the office I realized my formal trouser feels loose. It’s the same trouser I was planning to gift to some poor folk two months back. Oops, losing weight is not good for the poor!

A few days back I was clicking a selfie. I noticed my jawline is sharper. The editing apps which I hardly use got further reduced utility, while I saved time used for thinking whether I should delete it. Ah! losing weight saves time.

All these funny thoughts keep crawling here and there and I keep on getting flash memes. Maybe losing weight is good for the meme community too.

Well, that’s it for today.


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