It's only been a week at my summer internship, and I've already put on about 1/3 of the weight I've lost in the past year..i.e. ~5 lb.
~10 hours a day sitting in my car or in front a computer, with sodas, snacks, (and in the past few days greasy, fatty pizza in the fridge) at my disposal, eating more crap on the drive home, and then once arriving home proceeding to further couch potato-ize myself in front of the TV with even more high-sugar/fattening snacks will definitely do it to you. Must start resisting the temptation of Tuesday donuts and Thursday ice creams..or at least limit myself to at most two servings each time.
Combine all that with no 20 minute walks/bike rides each way up and down the huge hills around campus to get to class, no regular trips to the gym, no extreme hallway soccer matches that made those on the floor below us suicidal/homicidal, no lack of abundance of unhealthy crap around all the time, and no feeding myself every ~2-3 hours to keep my metabolism running hard is slowly turning me into your typical, lazy, fat American.
No wonder your working person weigh so much more than your average collegiate.
Hmm, hopefully all this will help prepare me for the upcoming intern eating contest.
~10 hours a day sitting in my car or in front a computer, with sodas, snacks, (and in the past few days greasy, fatty pizza in the fridge) at my disposal, eating more crap on the drive home, and then once arriving home proceeding to further couch potato-ize myself in front of the TV with even more high-sugar/fattening snacks will definitely do it to you. Must start resisting the temptation of Tuesday donuts and Thursday ice creams..or at least limit myself to at most two servings each time.
Combine all that with no 20 minute walks/bike rides each way up and down the huge hills around campus to get to class, no regular trips to the gym, no extreme hallway soccer matches that made those on the floor below us suicidal/homicidal, no lack of abundance of unhealthy crap around all the time, and no feeding myself every ~2-3 hours to keep my metabolism running hard is slowly turning me into your typical, lazy, fat American.
No wonder your working person weigh so much more than your average collegiate.
Hmm, hopefully all this will help prepare me for the upcoming intern eating contest.
