Hi chica, glad you like it!

Came here from blogcatalog, like your review, its almost like you were part of the family looking in!

Edward: Haha! Same here - looks like we both love food!

Eat! That’s the thing I am doing all the time

usws: Ah, bulimia…I watched an episode of Oprah one day and they were featuring a normal-sized woman with bulimia. The camera followed her around for a week and everyone could see how she vomited and hid her bags of vomit from her husband. In the end, she got help and has not vomited for about 6 months. I don’t know how she is now.

I guess many people have such thoughts too - like some skinny girl calling herself fat when she’s really the thinnest girl in class or something. That’s totally absurd. Maybe she’s just being modest(???).

Well, if you eat too much, the only sensible thing to do is to exercise. Being a Malaysian and surrounded by good food all the time, I rarely miss a meal. If I feel I ate too much, then I’d just move around, do more housework(!), etc, or just let the food digest itself.

And were you referring to Cut by Patricia Mccormick? I checked it out on Amazon and it seems interesting. Will check it out one day.

Haha, i may not have been anorexic but i did go a little bulemic at one point. Somehow though, even after much puking, i’m still as heavy as ever! Darn, it doesn’t work for everyone. XD

But to think about it, my thoughts are somewhat like those of an anorexia ‘victim’. I keep telling myself i’m overweight although my parents have complaint that my ribs are showing. I don’t seem to notice it though, i just see layers and layers of fat plus excess skin. And i think i’m eating too much too.

Really good post, books must really love you after how you so nicely reviewed it. Makes me wanna go out and buy/steal/borrow the book. Hehe.. I love these kind of books where the story isn’t so perfect and sweet. Reminds me of “Cut” (if i’m not mistaken), that little black book about suicide.

BYE!

p.s. You don’t be anorexic either.