embarassing bookstore trip

on my way home tonite, i decided to stop by barnes & noble...you see, i've been tryin' to figure out how to fight this whole weight-gain kick i've been on for a few months, and working out more has not done the trick.  i'm not ready to admit it, yet, but i'm taking steps towards believing it's my diet.  i could eat better.  i love food & don't want to give any of it up...but i just may have to.  i may be getting old enough to have to watch what i eat.  grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

i was about to pay bundles of money for a personal trainer when i realized i could just use that money to buy food that's better for me...'cause usually i just buy the groceries that are on sale that week, giving no thought to nutrition.  i know how to work out...it's eating that i struggle with (eating well, anyway).  so book one was The South Beach Diet.  it's worked before, though i had a partner in crime...it'll be a true test of self-control to see if i can do it again.

as i was searching for that one, i came across The Secrets of Skinny Chicks; an entertaining and humorous spin on getting skinny...i am going to need humor to get through this.

and, finally, i came across The Confessions of St Augustine on supersale, which i've been wanting to read for quite some time.  that one wasn't embarassing to purchase.

now if i could just figure out a way to get my MBA without doing the work, i'd have time to read these things.