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I hate my bathroom scales First my niece birthday party, next my oldest son birthday party, next a weekend in Torremolinos, and the next weekend my wife birthday party. What a happy month. All the weekends eating and drinking. And when I went up the bathroom scales I saw I had cought a few kilos. Well now the other side of the coin: some exercice, eat fruit and vegetables and try to lose those happy kilograms.

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I hate my bathroom scales

First (I'm went to) my niece's birthday party, next it was my oldest son's birthday party, next (I spent) a weekend in Torremolinos, and the next weekend (or you could say "following weekend") was my wife birthday party. What a happy month. I spent the weekends eating and drinking, and when I went up the bathroom scales I saw I had cought gained a few kilos. Well now the other side of the coin: (the term "the other side of the coin" (as I have heard it anyway) is used more for the flip-side of an argument or debate or the caused affect of an idea. To me it sounds awkward when used for something physical.) I have to exercice, eat fruits and vegetables and try to lose those happy kilograms. ("those happy kilograms" very funny! Great.)

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