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Can't Fight the Moonlight - LeAnn Rimes

A girl friend regularly tries to keep herself in good physical shape. With dismay I look at my excess fat and do nothing else. A week ago while searching for work-related books, I saw a weighing scale near the restroom. Whoa! I gained 3 kilos I almost forgot to finish my errand. I know I need some form of motivation to move this approaching-40s body. Knowing myself to be lazy with exercise, I begin psychologically by looking at these ladies and hopefully get myself moving back to my 40-kilo frame.


I'm soo eating loads of ice cream and cakes when I reach my ideal weight, lol!

~ Musical Monday is brought to you by Jori and Diane ~
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Anonymous said…
ROFLMAO at this. I loved it...especially eating the loads of ice cream and cake when you reach your ideal weight. Too funny. Great music choice for this as well. Well done my friend. Have a great Musical Monday :)
5 October 2009 at 13:50
Lisa@gardenofmany said…
Oh love this song, it has been forever since I heard this one. I loved the movie too! Great Pick , hope you have a awesome Monday!
5 October 2009 at 14:18
RA said…
Oww, I love this song! Thanks for reminding me of it. Have a wonderful week, Hazel :)
5 October 2009 at 17:40
Amy said…
What a wonderful song. Eating ice cream is wonderful. Have a great Monday.
5 October 2009 at 20:06
Diane said…
i've never heard this song. cute video!

and, hey, don't put too much importance on what the scale says! :)
5 October 2009 at 20:33
Run DMT said…
You should have picked Sarah McLachlan's Ice Cream. ;-)

I love LeAnn Rimes voice. Great pick! Happy MM!
5 October 2009 at 20:47
Anonymous said…
LeAnne Rimes has a great voice. Good song choice!
5 October 2009 at 22:00
MO Min Pin Rescue said…
I like LeAnn Rimes a lot! And I know the feeling. I couldn't get the scales to budge until I took up jogging. Now... they are moving in the RIGHT direction!
5 October 2009 at 22:21
Anonymous said…
Love LeAnne Rimes one of my faves and this was one of my favorite movies, great post!
6 October 2009 at 01:17
Anya said…
Great song Hazel !!!
(I can also eat loads of ice cream and cakes ..... LOL
I have a good weight Yeahhh .....
I can eat all :)
6 October 2009 at 01:56
Anonymous said…
Never heard this, great song!
Good luck with the diet!!!
6 October 2009 at 04:43
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