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Fare Thee Diet Well
However, to accomplish such, the Falcon Tamer must toil long hours to tame the wild bird. Much planning & patience is pushed into the event – just as we must do to be successful in our weight loss efforts, as well as in weight maintenance.
In the beginning, the Falcon Tamer wilt slip a hood over the head of the falcon then a brail ‘tis slipped over the wings to steady him, as he cannot see. The falcon is now in total darkness, wrapped in the blackness of the night.
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In the beginning, the Village Dieter wilt slip a hood over the feasting table, then turn to face The Old Weight Loss Trail ahead. The Village Dieter may’st feel unsteady, as the road ahead is unknown & is one that cannot be seen by mortal eyes. The Village Dieter is wrapped in the blackness of the unknown.
For three days, the Falcon Tamer & falcon wilt stay together in darkness. Some falconeers smoke to let the falcon know that a human is in the room. The bird seems to become calmer by the smoke. Whatever method, the room ‘tis gradually made brighter.
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