Some thing good at work!

[Guest guest]

Hey, I wanted to share a quick note about some thing good that happened at work!

You need to know a couple of facts to appreciate the good news... The first week

of January work sent me to a 5 day training class. I started my raw journey in

mid Feb. This week work brought the entire central plains unit of the firm

together for our annual meeting, the woman who taught the January class was

there too. She stood next to me at the elevator bank and gave me a really funny

look. After a minute she said, Leah? I said yes and we talked while we waited

for the elevator. The next day I saw her again on my way to another session.

She stopped me and said, Did you loose alot of weight? ;-)

I said yes, 20 lbs since mid February. She said that was why she didn't

recognize me at first by the elevators. She asked how I did it, and I told her

(briefly) about raw vegetarian. I am really raw vegan, but I didn't think this

was the time to explain raw, AND the difference between vegetarian and

vegan.....

 

I am so happy! I don't SEE the difference when I look in the mirror. I see

the difference in the scales and in my clothes but not in how I look. People

like my husband who see me every day can't really see it....but when I told my

husband this story he said that he noticed it big time when he happened to see

pictures from Christmas and then looked at me now.

 

So, I took the whole thing as a complement!

 

(By the way being out of town for the annual meeting is why I have been so

quiet for this week.)

 

I hope each of you has a wonderful week-end.

 

Kindest Regards,

Leah

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Yea, Leah! It IS gratifying when people notice. A crisis evaluator had

been called in to our ER. She and my nephew are on the same staff so

we were talking about things we have in common. She had been looking

at me sort of funny and I wondered if something was unbuttoned or

unzipped when she said, " You've lost a _lot_ of weight! " I said yes

and that was that. She is a Buddhist so she would know about

vegetarian and/or vegan though I don't know about raw. I'm sure my

nephew would fill her in on my latest weird sidetrip. That's what my

family thinks about it. What they don't know is this is the main road

and I plan to stay on it the rest of my life.

 

Tommie

http://www.rawburchard.blogspot.com

 

rawfood , Leah Morrison <l_morrison2002

wrote:

>

> Hey, I wanted to share a quick note about some thing good that

happened at work! You need to know a couple of facts to appreciate

the good news... The first week of January work sent me to a 5 day

training class. I started my raw journey in mid Feb. This week work

brought the entire central plains unit of the firm together for our

annual meeting, the woman who taught the January class was there too.

She stood next to me at the elevator bank and gave me a really funny

look. After a minute she said, Leah? I said yes and we talked while

we waited for the elevator. The next day I saw her again on my way to

another session. She stopped me and said, Did you loose alot of

weight? ;-)

> I said yes, 20 lbs since mid February. She said that was why she

didn't recognize me at first by the elevators. She asked how I did

it, and I told her (briefly) about raw vegetarian. I am really raw

vegan, but I didn't think this was the time to explain raw, AND the

difference between vegetarian and vegan.....

>

> I am so happy! I don't SEE the difference when I look in the

mirror. I see the difference in the scales and in my clothes but not

in how I look. People like my husband who see me every day can't

really see it....but when I told my husband this story he said that he

noticed it big time when he happened to see pictures from Christmas

and then looked at me now.

>

> So, I took the whole thing as a complement!

>

> (By the way being out of town for the annual meeting is why I have

been so quiet for this week.)

>

> I hope each of you has a wonderful week-end.

>

> Kindest Regards,

> Leah