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Now that bowl season is over, and now we can concentrate on who is going to be the #1 draft pick, I will take a moment to reflect on 2008. I have been thinking about the changes that occurred in my life last year, both good and bad. Even though the news was bad on the economic front, I would have to say that last year was a pretty good year for me. I’m still alive, and I am still 75lbs lighter then my maximum weight. I have a wonderful wife, two loving children and two somewhat obedient dogs. The ills of the world pale in comparison to this lovely backdrop. I could always ask for more, but who couldn’t? I experienced the same financial turmoil that affected everyone else, but I know things could have been a lot worse. I am thankful for what I have and will work hard to make 2009 a better year. We all have something we can be thankful for and look forward to, so we should concentrate on those things and make 2009 a great year!! Forget the gloom & doom crowd. We are going to keep our New Year’s resolutions this year. I want everyone to take the time to look past their 401(k) and look to their family for support during these challenging times. Let’s exercise, eat healthy, drink lots of water and get out in the sun and fresh air as often as possible in 2009.
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’Tis the Season (Bowl Season That Is) |
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Thanksgiving is over….and you know what’s next? No, I’m not talking Christmas. College football "Bowl Season" is almost upon us. Is it just me, or does it seem to last FOREVER!! We need to prepare ourselves for the Onslaught of Must-See TV Bowl Games!! From now until the second week in January there will be bowl games galore!! A hodge-podge of This & That Bowls will litter the airwaves with over-hyped movie length comercials that we call Bowl Games hyping a lot of products that are a major part of the obesity problem in America (Coke, Pepsi, Bud, etc…But that is for another time and another post!).
Just like your favorite team has a game plan for their season, we need to come up with a plan of attack for tackling the holidays. We need to plan alternatives to our annual holiday travel arrangements, eating plans, exercise regimens, nutrition and supplementation. Everything will not go as planned this holiday season, it never does, so be prepared by having a Plan B as well as a Plan A. We must remember during thiis time of year that the same things hold true now as they did throughout the year; eat more fruits & veggies, drink more water and go light on the alcohol! Remember these few tips and you can come up with a game plan of your own to battle the holidays.
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