Pamela Vang
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My Guilty Pleasure Is...
Love is Blind. I swear, it is the worst show ever. It had the worst concept too. Blind dates through a wall? Falling in love with a voice? A personality? Come on! Please. But boy, the rational part of my brain died that whole month it aired as I impatiently waited for each episode to come out and would binge watch it then come storming into the bedroom wanting to talk about all this reality show drama with my husband who could honestly careless. So I inherently recruited my sister who did enjoy this with me, and we could celebrity gossip at will.
By Pamela Vang5 years ago in Geeks
A New Me
I have lost weight before. 50 lbs. I went to karate every day of the week. I only ate lean chicken breasts. I took care of my body and drank a lot of water. This was 5 years ago. This was when I was finding out who I really was. I wanted to test my body to the limit, and I wanted to experience everything new. That new me, landed me my hubby today. 4 years of being together, and alas we are blissfully happy. But with happiness also comes… body fat. Research has proven this.
By Pamela Vang5 years ago in Longevity
Death or Life
Death. It’s such a deafening word that needs no introduction. Just hearing the word death elicits emotions from people. Did it make you think of someone? Did it cause you to feel uncomfortable? It’s sad. People never recover from it; and losing someone you love to death is the ultimate tragedy. Because no one tells you it will randomly creep up on you and you’ll just start bawling in the middle of watching a movie or when you’re trying to eat dinner. Or worst, in a grocery store where onlookers stare at you in embarrassment. It’s hard to imagine a beautiful life who shaped yours so much is now gone from the world. It’s not fair. It sucks. But more importantly, it’s the memories with this cherished person who you will never get to hold again or see again that eats at you.
By Pamela Vang5 years ago in Longevity
