When I started this blog, I’d lived in NYC for about six months. I knew a large handful (kind of like the kind of handfuls of junk food I’d reach for at the time) of people — people I worked with, people I knew from high school and college, and a few people I’d met through Junior League.
It was relatively easy for me to squeeze in a gazillion workouts a week because I didn’t have a packed social calendar. I also had an extra hour in my day because I walked to work and didn’t spend half an hour commuting each way.
Now, I have a ton of friends, acquaintances and contacts in NYC. I’m co-chairing my Junior League committee next year. I have a job I love. I have this blog that I love. I have a half-hour commute each way. It’s summer right now. (Which makes everyone busier/more prone to happy hour!) I really think I had the perfect storm for weight loss. Beyond the desire, I also had the time and ability to devote to getting to the gym. I definitely struggled with this when I started my new job, but I’m getting better. (It helps that I’m training for a marathon.) But it definitely would have been harder to do now, so I’m grateful I did it then and now I can just focus on maintaining.
The rest of today’s eats:
A soba noodle salad from Thalia Kitchen.
Sushi, because I had a cooking fail this evening.
Well, technically I didn’t eat my dog. I just took a cute picture of him in his new little rain coat.
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