i’m back
first work out of the year and its only the third!
boss year!
on being big
#rebel
yu waan feel like yu shoulder cup a go overflow
den do dis
me nuh know
me mussi nah do dem proppa but me cyaan do di move dem good, and me try, but me nuh really feel di burn weh she a talk bout
*bb dunno face*
me nuh sure
anyways me dweet…yu know how me love anyting weh nuh have weights
me have two hundred and plenty me nuh see wah me me muss a add tax pon top a dat
di day me can lift miself inna one pushup me know me a di real gurl boss
anybody can tell me why me gut a look big
and last week it did a flat dung
just a heng out fronta me and all start look like it a smile
me nuh amuse enuh
steups
ginnal
me when i’m up late studying
no cupboard or cabinet, fridge or freezer is safe
progress photo
12.12.12.
about 11 lbs down…me wudda say 12 fi kip it consistent but me nuh know
BUT more importantly
i’m getting muscles inna me quads (who feel like hulk? ME)
me a get some muscles inna me biceps
and di odda day me core do some tings weh me wudda never even consider askin it before
a strength me de yah fah
and it a come
rehhhhhhhhhhhh
di hard wuk and killing off miself a pay off
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a) di correct servin size a tin sachis is three…..me nuh know how at dis late time me fi stop miself from nyam di whole-a seven finger but me will try
b)why me just start bawl inna di workout, *shakes head* and a nuh bawl fi pain enuh. me mean emotional bawl.
I just love how they both look at each other before dancing!
She’s totally like, “oooh girl this my jam” and her twin is like “yea girl mine too!”
(Source: karmic-redemption, via imnotheretoplayhero)
this is me trying not to work out today because its a rest day and i know my body needs the down time to rebuild.
how me jus a eyeball di dvd dem so?
