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The European Weightloss Plan
By Max | October 10, 2008
I came back from Europe a few pounds lighter. I think I probably lost about 10 pounds over there. Walking around, seeing the sites all day can really burn some calories I guess. It is pretty much impossible to go to Europe and not spend lots of time walking around. You don’t really need to rent a car in most cities and even if you did, it would be difficult to find parking. In some places I didn’t even take much public transportation because of all the interesting stuff was within walking distance. This is a lot different compared to most of my American vacations where I eat and drink so much I usually gain some weight. So if you’re thinking you would like to try to lose some weight, here’s what you do:
Step 1: Go to Europe. (this is the hard part)
Step 2: Spend most of your day walking around to all the sites. One good suggestion I have is to go to Prague walk up the massive hill to the castle, remember that you left your camera in your hotel, then walk back down to get it. Return to the castle with your camera. That right there will probably leave you quite hungry.
Step 3: Eat and drink whatever you want.
Step 4: If you find this plan helpful, please send me $10 on paypal to mxt196@yahoo.com
October 10th, 2008 at 7:59 am
I love Step 3!! hahahaha
You should add Step 5: Don’t bring your sister anything back from your awesomely fantastic European vacation.
October 10th, 2008 at 9:08 am
Welcome back Max. Cant wait to hear about the stories and see the pictures you couldnt publish on-line…
October 10th, 2008 at 4:28 pm
You’re 10 pounds lighter… And when you check your 401(k), you’ll notice that you are about 30,000 poorer.
Less is the new black.
October 13th, 2008 at 8:47 pm
Welcome back!!! Well I would love to lose 10 pounds!!! Guess I need to head to Europe… Give me a call sometime when your free! TTYL
October 14th, 2008 at 10:56 am
We walked a ton, but I think I drank enough beer at Oktoberfest to counteract any positive health benefits. So I guess I should’ve stayed longer and done more culturally enriching things….
Nahhh…