Confession Time! ((ABSOLUTELY NO JUDGEMENT))
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rungirl1973 wrote: »noaddedsugarx wrote: »I'm 24 years old and I found 10+ greys in the front of my hair this morning..
No worries. You can color grey.
My poor son is 20 and has been going bald for a year. His hair is half gone.
I started finding grey hairs when I was 23. The worst part is I can't colour my hair, it won't hold any dye and ends up looking like straw within a couple weeks (doesn't matter if it's permanent, demi- or semi-permanent). The most recent time I did try to colour it, it didn't cover the grey anyway.
Aw, dang.
I've been coloring my hair since I was in my late 20's. I'm 41 now and have no idea if there's any grey under there or not. I don't wanna know!0 -
I changed my profile pic a few weeks ago, and I've gotten more friend requests from guys in that time than the whole time I've been on MFP. I'd like to take it as a compliment, but it's a wig & part of my face is covered with a mask...
I suppose I should dress up as a superhero more often!0 -
I pee in the shower. Sometimes I put things in the Recycle Bin that aren't recyleable. I put a couple bricks in my Yard Debris yesterday.0
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andersonchloe289 wrote: »hannahbethbing wrote: »I've had stuffed crust pizza like twice in the past five days. NO REGRETS THEY'RE $9.99 RIGHT NOW
I had a medium pizza from Pizza Hut sent to me... ate all of it but 3 pieces. The struggle! lol
We're talking a large pizza here... I destroyed it. To be fair, I'll normally eat one piece regularly, and then I just eat all the cheese and the stuffed crust. I really, really love cheese.
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Bought six boxes of Girl Scout cookies, a day later only five boxes remain.0
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I changed my profile pic a few weeks ago, and I've gotten more friend requests from guys in that time than the whole time I've been on MFP. I'd like to take it as a compliment, but it's a wig & part of my face is covered with a mask...
I suppose I should dress up as a superhero more often!
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never gets random friend requests from guys, lol
Confession: I totally don't get the Girl Scout cookie love, especially the mint ones, which were my absolute least favourite. I guess there's no one around here selling them any more because I haven't seen any in years but I only bought them to give them away anyway.
However, I am overdue for a Shamrock shake fix.
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tincanonastring wrote: »rungirl1973 wrote: »
I used the snow as an excuse to not do my regular workout, but I forced myself to shovel my driveway & sidewalk, my two neighbors, and the woman across the street. I shoveled heavy snow for about 2.5 hours and burned some sick calories.
More importantly, you were a great neighbor! Good for you! I'm sure everyone was very appreciative. (and now I have 10 pages to catch up on!)0 -
I changed my profile pic a few weeks ago, and I've gotten more friend requests from guys in that time than the whole time I've been on MFP. I'd like to take it as a compliment, but it's a wig & part of my face is covered with a mask...
I suppose I should dress up as a superhero more often!
Guys like the unknown. I am tempted to friend you now too just to see who is behind the mask but I dont want to be just another one of those 'guys'
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I fear pregnancy and breastfeeding for this reason. Yet another reason to lose weight before that happens!!!
Some women lose boob weight while breastfeeding. It is all genetics though. But at the very least they might stay exactly the same. Never know.0 -
Confession: I just logged my food for the entire day so that I could determine what I can eat from McDonald's for dinner tonight. Now I'm feeling guilty and might end up going with a salad anyway. 0
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I changed my profile pic a few weeks ago, and I've gotten more friend requests from guys in that time than the whole time I've been on MFP. I'd like to take it as a compliment, but it's a wig & part of my face is covered with a mask...
I suppose I should dress up as a superhero more often!
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never gets random friend requests from guys, lol
Confession: I totally don't get the Girl Scout cookie love, especially the mint ones, which were my absolute least favourite. I guess there's no one around here selling them any more because I haven't seen any in years but I only bought them to give them away anyway.
However, I am overdue for a Shamrock shake fix.
I have been trying to figure out how to work a Shamrock shake in myself!
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I went Gluten Free at the suggestion of both my doctor and personal trainer / friend for health issues. It has solved everything and ai feel better than ever...but after 2.5 years doing this....I still have yet to admit publicly that my main reason (without the input of doc and PT/driend) for doing it was to tell myself no for a good reason to all the yummy goodies that have gluten in them.....cupcakes, cake, bread, tortillas, etc...0
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Confession - I don't like anything minty, whether it's thin mints or Shamrock shakes. The only thing I tolerate is peppermint tea, which I occasionally have to settle my stomach.
I felt bad for having those 1100 calories by 11am so I ended up doing some stationary bike... I had a show to watch anyway, so why not. Still should have rested my legs, but oh well. Good thing is I'm not hungry at all for lunch.
Another one - I got mad at my husband yesterday because he ate 90% of the M&Ms I bought two weeks ago and hadn't got to taste yet (which is partly why I had some this morning too). I'll eat my treats in my own time... stop eating them just because they are there! I think what annoyed me the most is that he was mindlessly eating them while playing a computer game. DUDE. You don't mindlessly eat food while doing something else. You take your time and appreciate every bite.
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Confession 1: I have been reading this thread for over 2 hours while at work. I have ignored numerous phone calls.
Confession 2: I figure the bites I take off my kids plates while cleaning up from dinner don't contribute my daily calorie intake. They do not exist!!0 -
LouisaM162 wrote: »MrCoolGrim wrote: »
This is why every home should have a dog. I can't imagine our lives without a dog in the house.
One of my favourite pieces of parenting advice is as follows "every boy should have a dog and a mother who will allow it". I can no more imagine a petless household than I can imagine not eating.....
My husband is dead-set against any animals in our house...we can't even have a fish. I grew up with dogs and he grew up petless. We were having a fight one day and I yelled at him, "When you die, I am getting a firepit AND a dog!" We laugh about it now, but he still won't budge.
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Another one - I got mad at my husband yesterday because he ate 90% of the M&Ms I bought two weeks ago and hadn't got to taste yet (which is partly why I had some this morning too). I'll eat my treats in my own time... stop eating them just because they are there! I think what annoyed me the most is that he was mindlessly eating them while playing a computer game. DUDE. You don't mindlessly eat food while doing something else. You take your time and appreciate every bite.
Gosh.
My husband does this crap to me too! If I want to wait a week, 2 weeks, 3 weeks or a month to have something I bought for myself (which doesn't happen very often) that's my prerogative. Don't eat my stuff!!! If it goes bad or whatever, then it's my fault. But so help me if I decide I want my peanut butter cups from Christmas or my Dove dark chocolate bunny from Easter, it better be there or I'm gonna be very unhappy and unhappy wife=unhappy life.
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rungirl1973 wrote: »rungirl1973 wrote: »noaddedsugarx wrote: »I'm 24 years old and I found 10+ greys in the front of my hair this morning..
No worries. You can color grey.
My poor son is 20 and has been going bald for a year. His hair is half gone.
I started finding grey hairs when I was 23. The worst part is I can't colour my hair, it won't hold any dye and ends up looking like straw within a couple weeks (doesn't matter if it's permanent, demi- or semi-permanent). The most recent time I did try to colour it, it didn't cover the grey anyway.
Aw, dang.
I've been coloring my hair since I was in my late 20's. I'm 41 now and have no idea if there's any grey under there or not. I don't wanna know!
I've got this rogue thing going on with my hair right now, I've been going grey since I was 16 but only on the left side of where my hair parts. I have zero sympathy for people who freak out when they find their first grey hair in their late 30's to 40's. I may be heartless lol0 -
ladybuggnorris wrote: »LouisaM162 wrote: »MrCoolGrim wrote: »
This is why every home should have a dog. I can't imagine our lives without a dog in the house.
One of my favourite pieces of parenting advice is as follows "every boy should have a dog and a mother who will allow it". I can no more imagine a petless household than I can imagine not eating.....
My husband is dead-set against any animals in our house...we can't even have a fish. I grew up with dogs and he grew up petless. We were having a fight one day and I yelled at him, "When you die, I am getting a firepit AND a dog!" We laugh about it now, but he still won't budge.
I can't imagine our house without pets. I used to say that when our current dog (almost 11) and cat (almost 12) die, I'm never getting anymore pets. But then we got my daughter her own puppy last year. Now, I want to adopt another pit bull even though we already have 2 dogs and a cat. What's one more, right?!
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Another one - I got mad at my husband yesterday because he ate 90% of the M&Ms I bought two weeks ago and hadn't got to taste yet (which is partly why I had some this morning too). I'll eat my treats in my own time... stop eating them just because they are there! I think what annoyed me the most is that he was mindlessly eating them while playing a computer game. DUDE. You don't mindlessly eat food while doing something else. You take your time and appreciate every bite.
Gosh.
My husband does this crap to me too! If I want to wait a week, 2 weeks, 3 weeks or a month to have something I bought for myself (which doesn't happen very often) that's my prerogative. Don't eat my stuff!!! If it goes bad or whatever, then it's my fault. But so help me if I decide I want my peanut butter cups from Christmas or my Dove dark chocolate bunny from Easter, it better be there or I'm gonna be very unhappy and unhappy wife=unhappy life.
I hide the stuff I want to keep for myself (like a couple Cadbury eggs and a couple of Reese's eggs right now) in the back of one of my dresser drawers. Those are MINE.0 -
ladybuggnorris wrote: »LouisaM162 wrote: »MrCoolGrim wrote: »
This is why every home should have a dog. I can't imagine our lives without a dog in the house.
One of my favourite pieces of parenting advice is as follows "every boy should have a dog and a mother who will allow it". I can no more imagine a petless household than I can imagine not eating.....
My husband is dead-set against any animals in our house...we can't even have a fish. I grew up with dogs and he grew up petless. We were having a fight one day and I yelled at him, "When you die, I am getting a firepit AND a dog!" We laugh about it now, but he still won't budge.
I can't imagine our house without pets. I used to say that when our current dog (almost 11) and cat (almost 12) die, I'm never getting anymore pets. But then we got my daughter her own puppy last year. Now, I want to adopt another pit bull even though we already have 2 dogs and a cat. What's one more, right?!
I said no more dogs when my last dog passed. Then, I adopted an 11 year old dog last year. Aargh! My friend was about to give her to her mother, and I know her mother ties dogs outside. I couldn't let that happen. This is a tiny dog (she's up to 6 lbs now). She was tied up outside when I rescued her and winter was coming.
No more after this one! Cats are another story. I have 3 cats. You can leave cats home alone if you decide to go away for the weekend.0 -
Coloring hair... I did that a couple months ago, and haven't done it again. I made a mess, ruined a towel, some jeans, and the floor (stains not going away), and it didn't even stay colored long. Plus you have to do it on 'non clean hair' then not wash your hair for 24 hours, which is impossible as I workout pretty much every day and I can't imagine not washing my hair afterwards.
So I pluck my grays still. Probably missing some in the back though... ugh.
Regarding pets, I confess that my ex not wanting cats ever is part of the reason it didn't work out, I think. One month after moving out, I got a kitten (she's turning 14 this year). I already told my husband that when our dog and cat are gone, I'm getting two kittens (and sure, she woke me up 5 times last night, but I just love cats even if they're often a gigantic pain in the *kitten*). I'd actually totally get more now, but my cat goes outside and I want the next ones to be indoor only, and I don't trust my kids to leave the doors closed anyway. Plus I'm not sure my dog wouldn't kill any other pet entering the house anyway... So... got to wait. Sadly. We had 4 cats at one point though...
I confess that I'm not sure I ever want a dog again though... and certainly not a puppy. It was more stressful to train my first puppy than to take care of my newborn twins, and that's saying a lot...0 -
MzShelleRenea wrote: »I have a large chest. I'm not that big around but a very large cup size. So my bras are expensive as hell. I'm losing weight and almost into another bra that's smaller and barely worn. The one I currently have has started coming apart a bit in the center, so I stitched it up. Then the wire poked out one side and I used super glue to fix it. I call it my FrankenBra, lol. I went to the mall to buy a new bra 3 weeks ago but refused to spend 80.00 on something that will be too big in another month or so.
TD;DR: My bra is held together with Gorilla Glue, yarn, and prayers.
If you ever decide to start a weight loss blog, there's your title0 -
ladybuggnorris wrote: »LouisaM162 wrote: »MrCoolGrim wrote: »
This is why every home should have a dog. I can't imagine our lives without a dog in the house.
One of my favourite pieces of parenting advice is as follows "every boy should have a dog and a mother who will allow it". I can no more imagine a petless household than I can imagine not eating.....
My husband is dead-set against any animals in our house...we can't even have a fish. I grew up with dogs and he grew up petless. We were having a fight one day and I yelled at him, "When you die, I am getting a firepit AND a dog!" We laugh about it now, but he still won't budge.
I can't imagine our house without pets. I used to say that when our current dog (almost 11) and cat (almost 12) die, I'm never getting anymore pets. But then we got my daughter her own puppy last year. Now, I want to adopt another pit bull even though we already have 2 dogs and a cat. What's one more, right?!
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rungirl1973 wrote: »ladybuggnorris wrote: »LouisaM162 wrote: »MrCoolGrim wrote: »
This is why every home should have a dog. I can't imagine our lives without a dog in the house.
One of my favourite pieces of parenting advice is as follows "every boy should have a dog and a mother who will allow it". I can no more imagine a petless household than I can imagine not eating.....
My husband is dead-set against any animals in our house...we can't even have a fish. I grew up with dogs and he grew up petless. We were having a fight one day and I yelled at him, "When you die, I am getting a firepit AND a dog!" We laugh about it now, but he still won't budge.
I can't imagine our house without pets. I used to say that when our current dog (almost 11) and cat (almost 12) die, I'm never getting anymore pets. But then we got my daughter her own puppy last year. Now, I want to adopt another pit bull even though we already have 2 dogs and a cat. What's one more, right?!
I said no more dogs when my last dog passed. Then, I adopted an 11 year old dog last year. Aargh! My friend was about to give her to her mother, and I know her mother ties dogs outside. I couldn't let that happen. This is a tiny dog (she's up to 6 lbs now). She was tied up outside when I rescued her and winter was coming.
No more after this one! Cats are another story. I have 3 cats. You can leave cats home alone if you decide to go away for the weekend.
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No, I never even thought about it but sounds very creative. Is it to help you sweat more?0
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I do use waist belts for a little extra sweat and the bicycle shorts also. It actually really helps get rid of water weight and i do sweat a lot more with wearing them than if I don't0
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