I was walking to the park in my sports clothes and and a man who was around 75 muttered at me as I passed him on the pavement "you want to lose a little weight".
I don't get it. Yes, I could stand to lose a stone or so, but I don't look like my weight is causing me any health difficulties and I was quite clearly going to the park. Did he think he was going to encourage me to magically lose weight? Did he want to be particularly cruel? I just think it was a horrible thing to say. I was wearing work out clothes, I clearly was planning to get some exercise in!
I'm going to choose to believe that he has some kind of degenerative mental condition and doesn't realise what he's actually saying, because otherwise, that's just awful.
As it stands, I did my first post-injury run last weekend, I'm running again next weekend, and I've lost just over 4 lb in the last couple of weeks. Put that in your pipe and smoke it, Mr Misery. 9K steps by midday and I'm not done yet.
Hope everyone else is having a more positive weekend...!













