Skip to content
  • Register
    • We are pleased to announce that today, March 4, 2025, an updated Rich Text Editor has been introduced in the MyFitnessPal Community. To learn more about the changes, please click here. We look forward to sharing this new feature with you!

    Confession Time! ((ABSOLUTELY NO JUDGEMENT))

    1…20032004200620082009…2259

    Replies

    • Posts: 6,070 Member
      MissKalhan wrote: »
      i74tle3r09ya.jpg
      Munchkin is a month old! What the heck!!!

      Awwwwe!
    • Posts: 8,030 Member
      MissKalhan wrote: »
      i74tle3r09ya.jpg
      Munchkin is a month old! What the heck!!!

      WOW that happened fast!
    • Posts: 2,825 Member
      I am about 2 or 3 inches off a proper split on the left. I used to be able to over-split on on the left and normal split on the right, so I feel super stiff to myself. I've never ever been able to do a full box split. Apparently I'm not built for it. I feel like my hips aren't quite lining up like they used to since having Andrew (I had hip pain for most of pregnancy) so I daren't try sideways leg movement too much.

      On the plus side, I have become awesome at swimming front crawl because breast stroke was too painful.
    • Posts: 8,063 Member
      spamarie wrote: »
      I am about 2 or 3 inches off a proper split on the left. I used to be able to over-split on on the left and normal split on the right, so I feel super stiff to myself. I've never ever been able to do a full box split. Apparently I'm not built for it. I feel like my hips aren't quite lining up like they used to since having Andrew (I had hip pain for most of pregnancy) so I daren't try sideways leg movement too much.

      On the plus side, I have become awesome at swimming front crawl because breast stroke was too painful.

      I could oversplit before kids and can't get close after 4. I could never box split, owing to minor scoliosis. That's life. I'm happy with the kiddos and who needs to do a split at 48?
    • Posts: 9,480 Member
      MissKalhan wrote: »
      i74tle3r09ya.jpg
      Munchkin is a month old! What the heck!!!

      Aw he's adorable! Just think that the month will soon fly by & you'll be able to give all the cuddles & kisses.
    • Posts: 2,825 Member
      I used to be able to touch the back of my head with my toes. I'm about two ft off now! My back flexibility has really tanked! Oh well.
    • Posts: 28,439 Member
      This is fun...

      http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10524265/detox-cleanse/p1
    • Posts: 13,235 Member
      MissKalhan wrote: »
      i74tle3r09ya.jpg
      Munchkin is a month old! What the heck!!!

      Wow I can't believe it's been a month! He is beyond cute!!! <3
    • Posts: 13,235 Member
      edited March 2017
      quiksylver296 wrote: »
      show previous quotes

      Same. I'm not sure I can even claim 5/10... :#

      I'm probably a 1. People are amazed at how inflexible I am.
    • Posts: 8,063 Member
      TMW2119 wrote: »
      I found chocolate in my sports bra. I feel so dirty and ashamed. :D

      I am guessing this is chocolate crumbs/flakes from eating chocolate. In which case, you were either fueling before or refueling after a workout. It's fine, just remember to wash it next time. :wink:
    • Posts: 13,235 Member
      MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »
      show previous quotes

      I am guessing this is chocolate crumbs/flakes from eating chocolate. In which case, you were either fueling before or refueling after a workout. It's fine, just remember to wash it next time. :wink:

      I used,to feel that way when I find crumbs in my car from a BK Big Fish samdwich or smears from a McFlurry (back when I ate them) from a late night visit to a drive thru (usually after a few glasses of wine). Going vegan stopped that. Oh, or the red velvet cupcake binges.
    • Posts: 28,439 Member
      TMW2119 wrote: »
      I found chocolate in my sports bra. I feel so dirty and ashamed. :D

      If I found chocolate in my sports bra, I'd be delighted. Post workout snack!!!
    • Posts: 28,439 Member
      Well, had the child in the ER last night for possible appendicitis. Turns out it is just a stomach flu. Which is good, I guess??? Hubby is now down with it, too. Hoping I avoid it!
    • Posts: 224 Member
      quiksylver296 wrote: »
      Well, had the child in the ER last night for possible appendicitis. Turns out it is just a stomach flu. Which is good, I guess??? Hubby is now down with it, too. Hoping I avoid it!

      Good luck girl! Start a raw honey regimen!
    • Posts: 2,825 Member
      quiksylver296 wrote: »
      This is fun...

      http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10524265/detox-cleanse/p1

      Ah there's 15 minutes of my life I won't get back. You and your no sense of humour Quik!
    • Posts: 2,282 Member
      quiksylver296 wrote: »
      Well, had the child in the ER last night for possible appendicitis. Turns out it is just a stomach flu. Which is good, I guess??? Hubby is now down with it, too. Hoping I avoid it!

      ICK! I mean yay for just the flu but ICK!
    • Posts: 178 Member
      MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »
      show previous quotes

      I am guessing this is chocolate crumbs/flakes from eating chocolate. In which case, you were either fueling before or refueling after a workout. It's fine, just remember to wash it next time. :wink:

      My husband surprised me with a Kind bar that I would never buy for myself. It was basically a candy bar wrapped in a healthy label.
    • Posts: 8,063 Member
      TMW2119 wrote: »
      show previous quotes

      My husband surprised me with a Kind bar that I would never buy for myself. It was basically a candy bar wrapped in a healthy label.

      Meh, I like Kind bars and they are better for me than actual candy bars. They are mostly nuts, but the dark chocolate they coat them in does make a mess. It crumbles everywhere. I don't eat them every day, but I do eat them.
    • Posts: 178 Member
      MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »
      show previous quotes

      Meh, I like Kind bars and they are better for me than actual candy bars. They are mostly nuts, but the dark chocolate they coat them in does make a mess. It crumbles everywhere. I don't eat them every day, but I do eat them.

      I keep Kind bars in my pantry at all times, but I try to stay away from some of them. When I compared the nutrition label of this one to the nutrition label of an Almond Joy, there really wasn't much difference. I think your statement about not eating them every day is spot on. Balance!
    • Posts: 8,063 Member
      TMW2119 wrote: »
      show previous quotes

      I keep Kind bars in my pantry at all times, but I try to stay away from some of them. When I compared the nutrition label of this one to the nutrition label of an Almond Joy, there really wasn't much difference. I think your statement about not eating them every day is spot on. Balance!

      Yes, balance. However, I will be checking myself for chocolate after I eat them from now on.
    • Posts: 405 Member
      edited March 2017
      On two cheat days, I planned to eat "a little bit" of ice cream, but then it turned into the entire pint ._.; Doesn't happen often, but still.. THAT'S a lot of ice cream in a day! One time, it was the only thing I ate that day...
    • Posts: 3,455 Member
      Today is pretty much day three of working after sleeping on the couch all night. I am a light sleeper and my husband's snoring has gotten worse as of late. I know it bothers him when I do it, but I cannot lay in bed awake all night. Any suggestions other than the usual melatonin and magnesium?
    • Posts: 28,439 Member
      crosbylee wrote: »
      Today is pretty much day three of working after sleeping on the couch all night. I am a light sleeper and my husband's snoring has gotten worse as of late. I know it bothers him when I do it, but I cannot lay in bed awake all night. Any suggestions other than the usual melatonin and magnesium?

      Hubby and I have discussed the adjustable bed (can't think of the brand. A sleep number, maybe?) where you can raise their side a bit when they are snoring too bad. Other than that, I use ear plugs.
    • Posts: 28,439 Member
      Well, our stomach flu was quick acting. Everyone is back to school/work today.
    • Posts: 3,455 Member
      quiksylver296 wrote: »
      show previous quotes

      Hubby and I have discussed the adjustable bed (can't think of the brand. A sleep number, maybe?) where you can raise their side a bit when they are snoring too bad. Other than that, I use ear plugs.

      We have the tempurpedic adjustable and sometimes it helps, other times, he snores no matter his position. I wish I could sleep in that bed more. I love it.
    • Posts: 8,063 Member
      crosbylee wrote: »
      show previous quotes

      We have the tempurpedic adjustable and sometimes it helps, other times, he snores no matter his position. I wish I could sleep in that bed more. I love it.

      Does he need a CPAP machine?
    • Posts: 6,410 Member
      edited March 2017
      crosbylee wrote: »
      Today is pretty much day three of working after sleeping on the couch all night. I am a light sleeper and my husband's snoring has gotten worse as of late. I know it bothers him when I do it, but I cannot lay in bed awake all night. Any suggestions other than the usual melatonin and magnesium?

      Dang, sorry I suggested it in the Batcave. Should have read here first. I used ear plugs when Danny sores.

      How about Duct Tape?
    • Posts: 1,503 Member
      crosbylee wrote: »
      Today is pretty much day three of working after sleeping on the couch all night. I am a light sleeper and my husband's snoring has gotten worse as of late. I know it bothers him when I do it, but I cannot lay in bed awake all night. Any suggestions other than the usual melatonin and magnesium?

      I kick mine a lot lol . I know for my husband though it's a weight thing, when he is sub 200's we don't have this issue. Hang in there!

    Welcome!

    It looks like you're new here. Sign in or register to get started.
    Sign In
    Register

    Welcome!

    It looks like you're new here. Sign in or register to get started.
    Sign In
    Register

    Quick Links

    Categories