During the pre-diet euphoric stage, I often browse through the dozens of diet books that line the shelves of Barnes & Noble in hopes of finding “the perfect diet.”
Have you ever read any diet books? They’re pretty much all alike. The first half of each book is spent discussing why one should diet. I can answer that question with two …
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For years, while my friends gathered to sing Auld Lang Syne, I'd sneak away and scrawl out my New Year's resolutions. Not anymore. Why? Have I given up? Nope. It's just that, because my list hasn't changed since big hair was in vogue, I have it memorized -- Lose Weight, Get Organized.
According to the Food & Drug Administration and the National Association of Professional Organizers, I’m not alone. Over 50 million Americans embark upon some sort of diet every January. Nearly as many will turn to page one of a fresh personal planner. Most will fall back into their old habits before month one of the new year is over, and, like me, they’ll still be overweight and underorganized.
I finally decided if you can beat ’em, write about ’em and created this site to encourage, enlighten, and entertain the masses who wrestle with excess weight and disorganization. My goal is to offer readers a nugget of hope tucked inside a lump of laughter.
This is a new site, so please be patient as it grows and develops into what I hope will be one of your favorite stopping places along the Information Highway. Thanks for dropping by!
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