Discovering Dad Diet Plan - The Butt is Back

May 8th, 2008 • Related • Filed Under

OK. So, I didn’t post anything last week about the size of my butt, which I am trying hard to reduce (along with my gut) before summer gets here. I skipped a post last week due to the What Moms Really Think series and all of the great conversations. No need to stink things up with pictures of my ass.

I got a lot of advice about my killer diet two weeks ago.

NukeDad said that I should drink more water and less diet soda. OK. Sounds easy enough. I’ve been a camel for the past 2 weeks, and I haven’t had a soda in 10 days.

He also said that I should eat more not less, with smaller portions and spread out throughout the day. Alright. Check - doin’ it.

BusyDad said that I should exercise more and drink more beer. Great! Done, and done.

PG said I should stop drinking so much coffee. Whoa, now. Let’s not get crazy here! I did cut back from 5-7 cups a day to 3-4 cups a day though, so I made an effort.

So, what was the result of following these expert diet opinions (short video):

Stay tuned next week for Discovering Dad Diet Plan - The Return of the Butt: Assilicious Strikes Back

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Discovering Dad Diet Plan - Ode to My Butt
Discovering Dad Diet Plan - I Don’t Recommend It
Going From Buff to Blah

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    1. Comment by Fat Butt No More on 23 August 2008:

      It is always a struggle to get the weight off and then it takes a conscious effort to keep it off.

      Being over weight is an emotionally draining and physically draining situation to be in and many times your struggle is reduced to ridicule and insensitivity.

      The exhilaration you feel when you look back 5 months before you made a conscious effort and see positive results is truly gratifying and often creates wide smiles and happy tears.

      Losing weight can be accomplish but motivation must come from the inside to change the outside.

      You can and will do it, just never give up hope.

      Only give up the pounds and the inches.

      Fat Butt No More

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