Pretend to be normal, body

What is normal?

Supersizing in the drive-thru.

Heck, habitually eating fast food is normal.

Please don’t get me wrong. Who doesn’t love a greasy cheeseburger, salty fries, and an ice cold Coca-Cola?

Used ‘ta could. Now it’s rare. Why? Because it’s insanely processed.

Easy to go on, but not feeling the need.

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To each their own, body

USA tank top on a chair in a hotel room
Finland, 2009. Team USA jersey.

Take care of your physical health the way it suits you.

To each their own. 

Don’t worry about what others think about your health.

They don’t worry about how you move, rest, and fuel.

What a revelation.

Who knew?

Now i know.

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Live and let live, body

primitive rock carving at Epcot attraction
Photo from Epcot’s Moana experience. Using it for the “oh my” interpretation. Oh my that’s a lot to think about (below)…

Let people behave the way they want to behave.

Move as much or as little as suits you.

Eat as much or as little as suits you.

Sleep as much or as little as suits you.

Stretch as much or as little as suits you.

Strengthen your core as much or as little suits you.

Find a million ways to stay motivated, or don’t worry about your motivation. Do what suits you.

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Go home

Some context. Granite Park Chalet is lower middle.

Mother Theresa on world peace and how to achieve it: “Go home and love your family.”

Mother Teresa

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Health in the present moment

Thought on time
Old as the sea. Young as the new day. Photo: last night at Barnes and Noble. The album.

 

Buddism worships no God.

Buddism focuses on being happy in the present moment.

What if we, in our daily grind, could do that – be happy in our current moment?

What about health in the present moment?

Is it possible?

 

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