Caught in the act

Since November 2006 I have carefully avoided my former gym, across the road from work in East Perth.  I had been a member there longer than any other gym I’ve been a member of.

I used to find it quite convenient to pop out during lunchtime for a quick half hour workout.

But then I went on holiday to Ireland (yes I’m blaming the Irish) and after that I never really got back into the rhythm of regular exercise.

Hence joining the team at Club HASAY.

So yesterday I had to walk to the bank at the end of the road to get coffee money.  It was a beautiful morning and I was quite pleased that the rediteller downstairs at the cafe was out of order, forcing me into the fresh air.

I got my money and almost skipped along the road to my favourite coffee pot – Punch.

As I neared the corner where my gym is, I blanched.

I’d forgotton to swap to the other side of the street and there, eyeballing me, was my former personal trainer – Dean – who remembered my name…

“Hey Cellobella, how’s it going?  Doing much exercise lately?”

Of course it was obvious that I hadn’t been.
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I couldn’t get out of there quickly enough and I came up with the perfect exit line.

“So Dean, when is the next boot camp?”

“Not til January…”

“Oh,” I said, “What a shame… well, better go.  Bye!”

As if I was going to do boot camp.  *snort*

So how is the exercise-diet thing going?

Well I’ve been walking 3-4 times a week but the diet is a bit of a worry… apart from lunch.  The Lunch Club at work is still going strong and really works well.

I’m sitting here now, waiting for my lunch to arrive, waiting for the surprise!

Now if only I could organise a dinner club…

6 thoughts on “Caught in the act”

  1. Three-four times a week is excellent! I’m like you, even when I exercise, the diet always brings me down. That lunch club is such a great idea. Keep up the exercise.. get to work on the diet!

  2. I want to HASAY! I could so use the support… I’m winning the battle at the moment but it’s a bloody long war and there’s a long way to go.

    I know what you mean about avoiding the gym… 😛 I reckon I get nasty stares from the staff at Beatty Park whenever I haven’t been in for a week.

  3. Diet always gets me too. I was just thinking how by the time I go to gym after work to get in that all important exercise I’m home too late (and too hungry) to be bothered cooking as healthily as I should.

    I second the motion for a dinner club!

  4. I’m still in two minds about exercising. Walking counts, right? I’m walking between the table and the fridge several times a day……with an occasional detour to the bedroom or sink.

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