food and exploding human beings, oh my!
Oct. 10th, 2005 07:10 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
enamouredToday I have been walking around worrying that my pants were going to fall down. My pants and my underwear. Somehow, both feel very loose lately, but I can't fit into the size 14 jeans I own.
So I've been losing at least a little weight lately, and I'm thinking it's because I've been running around madly lately and not eating much. Sometimes all I do is grab breakfast and dinner, sometimes just one of the two. And I know it's not healthy and I know I should at least eat something no fewer than four times a day, but it's like... I'm doing stuff and I can't grab something. Or I just forget and get wrapped up in things. I need to eat, yo. Seriously.
Nerdy TV of Tonight: Spontaneous Human Combustion on the National Geographic Channel. The first time I heard of spontaneous human combustion, I was about seven and it was on Unsolved Mysteries. That show used to terrify me as a kid. I watched my first episode after this kid in my kindergarten class was talking about it and how they talked about aliens (he was still obsessed with aliens years later), and I watched one episode about a house being haunted and I was scared to be in the dark for quite awhile afterwords. So I saw this thing about spontaneous human combustion, and for a time after, I was convinced I was going to randomly go up in flames. It's still a small, nagging, irrational fear. It's only overshadowed by my fear of being shot in the head (or shot, period) or drowning.
So I've been losing at least a little weight lately, and I'm thinking it's because I've been running around madly lately and not eating much. Sometimes all I do is grab breakfast and dinner, sometimes just one of the two. And I know it's not healthy and I know I should at least eat something no fewer than four times a day, but it's like... I'm doing stuff and I can't grab something. Or I just forget and get wrapped up in things. I need to eat, yo. Seriously.
Nerdy TV of Tonight: Spontaneous Human Combustion on the National Geographic Channel. The first time I heard of spontaneous human combustion, I was about seven and it was on Unsolved Mysteries. That show used to terrify me as a kid. I watched my first episode after this kid in my kindergarten class was talking about it and how they talked about aliens (he was still obsessed with aliens years later), and I watched one episode about a house being haunted and I was scared to be in the dark for quite awhile afterwords. So I saw this thing about spontaneous human combustion, and for a time after, I was convinced I was going to randomly go up in flames. It's still a small, nagging, irrational fear. It's only overshadowed by my fear of being shot in the head (or shot, period) or drowning.
