A girl’s values (well in this case a black girls values) lie in her appearance (from the tip of her hair to the nail polish color on her toes) and the man that she most likely refers to as “my boo”, “my n*gga”, or what have you. However when a female grows up from a girl to a woman, those values begin to change as their mindset elevates (in most cases anyway). As I’ve gotten older (and mind you I’m only 24) my values have changed dramatically since I was 22yo. The past two years the divine powers that be have seriously been doing some work on me and those changes reveal themselves to me each and everyday.
In the past two years I’ve discovered this new found joy of mine called running. Yes running! I believe that this love for running has always been within me (my mind back tracks to the time, when Ashley West, now a track runner, beat me in a relay race during our 6th grade field day, after I had more than a lead on her); I’ve only recently learned how to exercise my love for it. Thus said, I run about 5.5miles anywhere from 5-6times a week, it’s literally my daily high. So as expected, running about 50miles per week one inevitable begins to shed some excess weight and bring sexy back; one’s clothes begin to hang and begin to form what I like to call “loose/spare change” in that area, you know the one that Kim Kardashian not only has men drooling over, but also women…yup the derrière. Yes, lately I’ve been having a little trouble in the area of my dress, everything literally just hangs; each and every last one of my work pants has to be safety pinned together, as a result of them literally falling from my waist line, it’s ridiculous I tell you…just pure madness. The simple solution would be to just go out and buy new clothes…right? Wrong! But what’s the point if I’m only expected to lose more weight as I have yet to figure out how to maintain my weight without giving up my daily high. This has been my thought process for some time now, especially after realizing brand new slacks not even two months old now must be clipped together by a safety pin (shaking my damn head).
