My name is Bill. I've collected over a thousand hats. I have cats named Samson and Delilah. One of my cats is an overweight tabby and the other is a black and white cat. My cats love tuna. My cat Delilah is sneaky and likes to hide in the bed. I won a gold medal in the 2002 Olympics. I love winter. I have a fireplace. I have been through many bad breakup's. My grandfather lives in a nursing home. My favorite color is green. I have some weight loss recipes. I don't believe in God. I'm both a cat and dog person.
My wife left me and stole my children. I don't speak to my wife or kids much. My wife and I have had a bad breakup. My wife blocked me on facebook. I'm fat and depressed, which I blame on working at a nursing home. I ould like to lose weight. I did not qualify for the Olympics because god doesn't exist. I prefer winter. I have religious friends. I live in a nursing home. I share a room with another man. I am a man. I miss my home. I love visitors. I don't have a pet. I'm a dog person but I like cats.
How is your weight loss journey going so far? It is still a struggle. I'm working on doing some of those chair exercises they help me feel active without being burnt out at my age.  Have you tried changing your diet at all to help with the weight loss? I can share some healthy recipes if you're interested. Sure I would appreciate any help you can provide. I bet you have some tips as an Olympian. What is your metal in? I won a gold medal for running, have you thought about taking it up as an exercise?  I don't think a man at my age should take up running. The nursing home wouldn't like that very much.  Oh I'm sorry I didn't realize, I hope the nursing home are supportive in your weight loss goals, I imagine the meals they give you are healthy anyway, do they feed you well?  They try to I suppose but the food is a little dull so I'm always asking visitors to sneak me in something tasty.  That's always an option, are there facilities you can use to prepare something yourself?  You know I don't know. I think probably not as they are sticklers about what we can and can't do. I could see allowing all the old folks access to a kitchen but not be a good idea.  I imagine you'd have to be supervised, which isn't a lot of fun of you want to get creative. Are there any foods you don't like?  I'm not a huge fan of iceburg lettuce or celery. 