Suzannah B. Troy Admirer From Behind in Subway Asks Her to Dance!

I am 49 and I don’t expect men half a decade younger than I to come up from behind in the subway and ask me to dance!  Especially after see the YouTube from Yesterday that has more than 1/4 million hits of two women fighting as the mom’s stroller rolls out the subway doors.

I am not wearing my unflattering jeans and I never know what to wear because my size changes so much but this guy saw something he liked and we were passing a guy playing his guitar and so he asked me to dance.  I have to laugh.  It is very, very hot out there and the subway is even hotter.

Here I am checking out the rear view and my four legged friend dumped on the street at age ten with some severe illness now all treated including glaucoma -- level 70 when 20 is the limit in her eye which I had to have removed along with a severely grossly infected tooth.

Someone had to leave which in NYC happens way too much and people just leave their pets on the street.

I have a loyal loving pet now that would not have survived and she feels like my kitten.  She is about 14 now.

Side note:   I got very heavy in college.  I was the best female athlete in my school and I threw it all away but I did focus on my art as I gained 50 pounds.

It took years to slowly lose weight.

I notice some really sick people obsessed with my happen to be obese.  I am so glad I did not go the way of obesity.  There are some very stable together people that are obese but there are plenty that are mentally ill as well acting like druggies and alcoholics and who knows maybe they are all of the above.

I am just grateful I got a grip on over eating.  I am far from skin and bones.

America has the most obese people starving to death of malnutrition, many seemed filled with rage and it is clear that over eating is not just about food.

Happy I in the healthy range for my age group.  Startling to see people smoking on a hot day like today and obese people smoking seems like double suicide wish.

You have to see the Joe Cross film “Fat Sick and Nearly Dead”.   Joe made a fortune but he could not stop grossly over eating.  He does not delve in to emotional issues but he cures himself of obesity and the illness.  He is not filled with rage and passive aggression I have found in some mentally ill obese people obsessed with me but Joe Cross is filled with love to help as many people as possible to get healthy.

The film is worth watching.