I've made the decision.
It's final and I am not changing my mind.
These next two and a half months will be trying.
And gruelling.
But ultimately rewarding.
I know this is coming out of left field, so let's rewind.
I'd like to take you back in time....to a sunny, fall day.
The leaves had turned and were clinging in vain to their branches.
The air was cool; it was a crisp morning where you could see your breath.
There was frost delicately creeping up the windows and the smell of autumn in the air.
The time was 7:00am. The date? September 23rd, 2010.
(YES I realize that was this morning)
As I was digging around under my bathroom sink searching (in vain) for a bottle of moisturizer, I happened upon this:
Hrmmm, I thought to myself.
I wondered where that had gone.
And now I knew.
As I pulled it out of the basket I began to think back to the last time I flossed my teeth.
My heart fluttered a little and my hands grew clammy as I realized I hadn't flossed the entire month of August.
Or thus far in September.
I ripped off a length of the minty thread and immediately set to work.
I'll spare you the details.
But it was gross.
Here it is, several hours later, and I am having a coffee.
And my teeth hurt.
Immensely.
Guess that's what you get when you don't floss for almost two months.
SO the decision has been made.
The next 3 months are going to be my "Healthy Habit" building months.
I need to start flossing every (other) day.
And hitting the gym again.
And maybe doing some AM Yoga.
I need to wash my makeup off everynight. EVERY night.
I need to moisturize my skin.
I really want to start 2011 off Healthy, Happy and Enthused about life.
And everyone knows that's achieved through flossing your teeth.
Elsie P
PS - How often do YOU floss??
LMAO.
ReplyDeleteAdorable post :)
Some make-up guru said, in some magazine article, that she bought her college-age girls makeup remover wipes to keep beside the bed, so at the very least they could take off their make-up FROM bed. Maybe try that? :)
Gooood call!! I bought the Olay Micro-scrubby cloths, they are awesome, BTW, but they require water. I actually cut them in to fours 'cause I found I would re-use one of them multiple times before tossing.
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of bedside tables, well, that's another post, but ... I am looking to get a new one that would accomodate that!!
LOL!
ReplyDeleteWell, use those in the bathroom, but keep a stash of Neutrogena, no-water-needed ones... uh... on the floor beside your bed? :)