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HOW?

So as of Tuesday I have had an intern with me. She's twice my age, married with a child and English is her second language. None of the above information is a problem with me. I'm a very VERY patient person.

Her hours are 9:00 am to 1:30 pm. During this time I eat at least twice and I feel like I'm always urinating. When I come into the office, I pretty much chug my 25 oz bottle of water.. obviously I pee a lot when I'm at work. My intern on the other hand does not get up once. So I ask HOW?

How is someone able to go 4.5 hours without having food? I feel like a beast. FEEL! Not look. *chuckles to self* I am like always hungry - hence why I drink a lot of water (to make sure I'm actually hungry and not just thirsty).

How can someone go 4.5 hours without having to use the washroom facilities? I know everyone was built differently but either she has the largest bladder (or whatever) or she's holding that stuff in. And she must have the slowest metabolism OR she has a super sized portion of breakfast. Wait. last OR. OR... Maybe she's well trained to fast. That's some extreme training / will power right there.

Next blog will be my nutrition / fitness diary. (and I had my cheat meal). Stay tuned.

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