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"Happy New Year! The pressure&amp;#039;s on now to get back to dieting now that the holidays over. I pigged out a lot this season, especially since I was on vacation for two whole weeks. It was great to relax but NOT great for my waistline since I pretty much munched all day, every day. :( But I don&amp;#039;t feel that guilty about it; I just feel that it&amp;#039;s time to get back on the dieting wagon. I think I can fend off any extra pounds I might&amp;#039;ve gained if I can get back to business ASAP. How will I do it? If you&amp;#039;ve been reading my recent blog entries, you&amp;#039;ll know how: eating a lot of cereal and egg whites. I just love them and they keep me from being hungry all the time. But I confess that I am sick of making New Year&amp;#039;s resolutions to lose weight. And it&amp;#039;s on my mind beacuse of the commercials that Valerie Bertinelli has been doing for Jenny Craig lately. You know the ones -- where she&amp;#039;s tearing up because this year, for once, she doesn&amp;#039;t need to make a resolution to lose weight since she lost the weight last year. I get it, Val. The thought of waking up on New Year&amp;#039;s Day and NOT making a resolution to lose weight must be so liberating. I can only imagine.  Ok, that&amp;#039;s it. My resolution for 2009 is to NOT have next year&amp;#039;s resolution be to lose weight. I would love to have a year where I can make a resolution to do something else (read more? go out more? learn how to meditate?). I realy would. (Good thing I have a year to work on it. Ha.) "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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