WOMEN ages 50+ FOR JULY 2016
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Janetr - what a nice looking family - your dgd has a great smile...1
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I just had a bottle of Stella Artouis beer with my dinner, and wow...I'm such a light-weight! Flushed and numb lips...and grinning like a smiling zombie.... So.... now I am sipping coffee, and loving that too.
Joyce in Indiana~ Yep I agree with Pip, you are handling this bag business like a pro, and I admire you as well. Take each situation individually, and accept what happens, happens. You are doing the best you can do, with what you are given. Charlie seems to be taking this all in stride. When my husband was in his "depends" phase we dealt with so many accidents, and times when there seemed to never be enough wipes to deal with a situation. I kind of went into caregiver mode, and just took all the overwhelmed emotions I was feeling and just put them away somewhere. Now was not the time to take them out. It did help me to attend a "caregivers support group" and just vent about it. ((((((hugs)))) friend. You are never alone in this..just remember!
Becca
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Well, by golly, I believe I have caught up for now.
Lisa – Congrats on getting everything moved. Hope things turn out will with the RV search.
Katla – Looks like those elephant ears may be a treat worth the calories. My hubby’s favorite fair treat are the funnel cakes. Similar to the elephant ears, they are basically fried dough. But typically covered in powdered sugar or icing.
AmatullaahA – Welcome! Tell us a little about yourself and please sign your posts with whatever name you want us to call you. As for getting started, a good thing is to start just by logging all your food into MFP. That will give you a good idea of how many calories you are eating daily. And if you look at the MFP macros, you can start to see how many of those calories come from protein versus fat versus carbs. Also, make sure you are logging your exercise or connect your fitness tracker to MFP if you have one. I think it’s important to know where you are starting and then make decisions from there.
Lillian – Congrats on the new grand baby! And happy belated Canada day to you and all our friends in Canada.
DrKatie – Congrats on the NSV. I think smaller clothes are even better than lost pounds on the scale!
Kim – Good luck with your mom/houseguest. I always stress about my mom’s visits because she always comes when it is convenient for her and not for me. But, I usually find that preparing for her visit is more stressful than her actual visit and we end up having a pleasant time.
JanetR – I remember you telling us about your grandson when he went into rehab. I’m so glad that things seem to be working and I hope they continue to go well.
Linda/IA
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Linda/IA - thank you. I'm praying that this time it will get thru to him that he is the only one who has control of his life and that he is able to take positive steps.
Kim, thanks
Janetr OKC0 -
Today, we went to visit my in-laws. Both suffer from dementia but my MIL’s is much more progressed. The doctor says she is near the end. It could be tomorrow or it could be a month or more from now. Her brain is simply no longer communicating with her body. She has not spoken for several months. A couple of months ago, they put her on a liquid diet because she could not chew her food any longer. Now, her brain just doesn’t tell her body that she is hungry so she barely eats anything. It is horrible to watch her waste away, but the doctor says that she is not suffering at all. During today’s trip, my husband and his two brothers actually met with the funeral home director to start pre-planning her funeral.
Anyway, we had a very nice visit today. My FIL was having a good day and sat and talked with us for a couple of hours. He remembered that yesterday, he had been taken to visit the replica of the Veteran’s Memorial that is currently in town. And he smiled and laughed with us several times. On the other hand, he told us he had not had a Pepsi to drink in over a year when we know the care center has a stash for him and he is offered one each afternoon. So, we made sure he had one during our visit. My MIL is unable to communicate but she sat and attentively listened to all that we were saying. We will never know how much she understands, but you can see in her eyes that she does still know us and that she enjoyed our visit. It is a 3-plus hour drive to visit them, so this will likely be our last visit with MIL.
Knowing that both of his parents suffer from dementia, I am concerned about my hubby. I’m going to do some research. Anyone here know about hereditary aspects of dementia?
Linda in IA
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Linda/IA - so sorry to hear of your MIL's decline. It is just so hard to watch them and to be helpless to do anything.
I am in the same situation with Jack. His mother started having problems several years ago. It was so scary. They finally got her on some meds that have settled down the really worst of it, but she still has good days and bad days. They have told us that this is just the "honey moon" period and that eventually that won't work. We can see indications of that now, she's 85. We are much older than you guys and Jack just does not remember so many things and it really concerns me sometimes. Let me know what you discover from your research.
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Janetr addiction is so hard to deal with whether food or drugs! I'm so glad the focus is now on the "illness" of addiction trying to erase the the stigma many families felt having to deal with it. Hope your grandson has found the treatment that's going to be successful. Lovely pic too.
Time to make baked beans, regular & vegetarian, and big bowl of fresh fruit, mainly blackberries, raspberries & strawberries with some watermelon & mango thrown in, for our family gathering today. May even see our eldest DGS who audits banks for the FDIC it is always interesting to spend time with him since he flies all over the world.
A beautiful day here on the North Shore of Ma.
GLo ~ it's official I've lost 40#s since I started logging on MFP February 1, 20155 -
Good morning!
I've at last managed to download the little video my son made of their Portugal holiday. What fun! Music and everything. Special effects.
I shall have to learn how to do that. He is all on Apple though and did it on his phone and IPad. I know I could do it, but I am Android. It's lovely to have that little record of the great time they had.
I'm a bit flat today, but looking forward to seeing my friend tomorrow. I'm sure I would feel better if I got myself up and out at weekends, but time slips away. I must dig up our garlic crop this pm. The weeds are horrendous out there, but I seem to have lost my enthusiasm for gardening. The weather hasn't helped. We have had sooooooo much rain. Yesterday the council came to shovel away all the mud and gravel that had accumulated outside our drive in the road. It looked like a river bed, which it was, in effect.
I feel as if I don't really want to be here at all
Having my post holiday slump I guess.
Poor DH has a cold which has gone to his chest and he is wheezing and coughing a lot. He probably picked it up on the ship. He also took one on there at the start of the cruise, so he feels he has had his fair share of viruses.
It doesn't make him want to do a lot though.
We will watch the France v Iceland soccer match together tonight, which should be fun. I normally support France, but no one can resist an underdog.
Wan tun soup for lunch with lots of seaweed.
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GLo That's about 2 lbs a week! Wow! Just wow!
Janetr OKC Your grandson looks so happy. Thanks for posting that picture of your handsome family.
Heather ...Penny lives in a million places & says she isn't even sure where home is...that seems to be sanity preserving...just a thought...I hate that you feel disenfranchised, but in fact, you really are in a way...
Hope hubby feels better soon.
Everyone with ailments or ill family members...my best supportive vibes being sent your way.
Karen in Virginia
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Glo your fruit salad sounds so good I wanna jump in my car and join in!!! And congrats on such a great weight loss. That is something I love about MFP, it keeps all that data and you can reflect back on it, very inspirational.
Logging and keeping with it honestly, even when u slip up is really what this is all about. I am already thinking about this with my "working" vacation coming up. I know we will enjoy some wonderful dinners together (wine) but am planning my regular low calorie high protein breakfast, HEALTHY lunches and walking walking walking!
Enjoy the holiday weekend and I hope all the fur babies out there can get through it without too much fireworks anxiety. NYKAREN0 -
Happy Sunday Morning to All!
Hot, hot, hot here in GA. We need some rain so badly!
Janet ~ Love the picture of your daughter and her family. The GS is a very good looking young man as are all the other family members. Hope his recovery is ongoing. My son went through years of abusing drugs from his early teens to twenties. Thank God he fell in love with a wonderful young woman who made sobriety more important than using addictive drugs. He has become a responsible loving parent and husband.
Linda in IA ~ It is so sad about your in-laws. My mom has dementia also (she's 90) but not to the point where she doesn't know us. Unfortunately, mental health has always been an issue with her and the worst part of visiting is her crying and wanting to go home. It makes visiting difficult when you know you cannot help the situation.
Going to walk the Pom before it gets too hot.
Taking a break from cleaning the rental house. Every time we have ever had a renter move, we have done our best to provide a very clean and fresh place for the next renter. Also, we have always done the renting ourselves as we feel we can better screen who we rent it to. But, evidently we have not been very successful with the last two.
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Thank you everyone. New Grand baby is a boy, Jax Dennis ... Dennis is his great grandpa, always nice to keep a name going in the family. He weighed 9 lbs. 6 oz. and was overdue by 12 days! So his skin is really dry and his nails need to be cut... but he is so CUTE!!
July will be a VERY challenging month!!
- 5 birthdays, 1 wedding, 2 anniversaries
- family coming to camp in my yard for possibly a week!!
- last lunch with the girls at work
OH well!!
80% of the things you worry about never happen
10% happen, but are never as bad as you anticipated,
10% you have NO control over!!
Lillian in West Central Saskatchewan4 -
Such a cutie, LilyMay!
And that's all I have time for this a.m.1 -
Katla, I'm sorry to hear of your disappointments--no riding and leaving for boating adventure yet...I hope the tranquilizer and thunder coat are helpful to your dog.Mary, you have done a great job staying focused on exercise during this time of treatment..we are all grateful that your recovery has progressed to the point that you can be in touch with usDJ, I loved your graphic of the nurse and the patient....not all Jake's meds have to be stuffed down his throat so it's a really big challenge, but he's doing better this morning than he was yesterday and progress is what we seek...also the grunts and groans seem to have diminished.Lisa, letting Daisy go live on the ranch had to be as heartbreaking for you as giving a child up for adoption....best for Daisy, but so sad for youJanetr, best wishes to your grandson on his recovery....I hope he finds a program and sticks to it no matter what. I hadn't realized just how stressful the time at the hospital was until I noticed that everything I've done since I got home has made me joyous with relief and gratitude that Jake and the pets and I are home together again in the home and life that we love. Barbie 2 -
Emma with her new little brother. She is super excited and will be such great helper for her mom. she will be three in August.
Lillian in West Central Saskatchewan
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Lilly beautiful babies. Makes me want a tiny one to cuddle. Our youngest turned 2 in April and oldest is 22, thinking we are probably done with grandbabies.
Thanks all for your kind words in regard to my oldest grandson.
Carol I did not know that about your son, it gives my renewed hope. Thank you.
Janetr okc0 -
Lillian ~ What lovely grandchildren! If that is a picture of you when you were a child, I think your granddaughter looks just like you.0
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Linda in IA, thanks so much for the advice on COBRA - I thought it would backdate, but wasn't completely sure.
Lillian - your grands are lovely!
On the getting a city doggie suggestion, it's a possibility for the future, but definitely not for right now. Much as I miss Daisy, I don't miss worrying about her being alone all day, especially in this heat, where she'd have to be inside. She stayed outside the majority of the time at the ranch, but there were plenty of shady spaces, and we always kept a water trough full for her to wade in and drink as much water as she wanted. We have zero shade at the warehouse, no trees... I think about her often, and hope she's doing OK.
And, we got the RV we were looking for... and got it at a good price. It was a 2016 Puma camper trailer that had been sitting on their lot quite a while, but never purchased, so no cooties! We did look at the large RV, but there were enough cooties in that thing to kill off a small country. Seriously, the work involved and materials just to get it livable would have been more than we spent to buy it. Plus the private seller guy was way iffy, and too lazy to even take some of the stuff out that they had stored in there.
So, we drove up to Lubbock to Camping World, and they not only had one we think we'll enjoy, they helped us arrange the insurance AND will deliver it this coming Thursday right to the warehouse. They needed time to check it out from end to end--plus by their rules they would have had to install a bunch of stuff on the truck that it really doesn't need, since the camper will just be sitting for the next few years (one hopes). We also bought the five-year bumper to bumper warranty on it, which you can get pretty cheaply with a new camper. Pictures below. I feel like we're joining the "tiny house" movement without all the pretension.
More than anything else, I'm just glad we can stop talking about it! We talk everything slap to death anyway, so now we get to move on to another subject!
Did I mention there was already an RV space out behind the warehouse? We just have to do a little cleanup and testing to make sure it all works, and they can put it right in there when they deliver it. Can't wait!
Home sweet home!
Kitchen, dinette, and at the end, you can see the bathroom--which is one of the bigger ones I've seen in a camper, it stretches the width of the trailer, so it's eight feet wide.
The kitchen and "living room," which pretty much consists of a couch.
The bedroom, which has a hard wall, it's not open to the camper like so many of the small ones are. It was one of my definite requirements.
The floor plan, so you can see how it all fits together. It's 23 feet long, which would be tight for a family with kids, but will hopefully be just right for us.
Love y'all,
hope it's a peaceful Sunday for everyone,
Lisa in West Texas
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Lillian - How beautiful are Emma and Jax. Fabulous!
My DGD was quite discombobulated by the arrival of her baby sister, though she put a brave face on it. We could all see it was a strain for her. This last time we visited I felt she had got over that stage and was much happier in herself again. Her older brother was truly delighted with the new baby, but he was very put out before when the middle one was born. He took it hard.
My garlic came up fine and is now drying out in the garage. DH summoned all his strength and cut the grass. He didn't moan tooooooo much and he's glad it's done. I froze some dill and coriander that I picked, so I haven't done nothing. I also "concassed" two tomatoes for a "sauce vierge". (Google?)
Most of the time I'm just on Duolingo, revising my Spanish.
Barbie - I'm so glad it's all going well. :flowerforyou:
Janet- Best wishes to all your lovely family and especially your grandson.
I remembered just in time that July 4th is DS and DDIL's anniversary. I've just sent them an ecard as it's too late for a proper one. I think it's their copper. It is also the anniversary of my first wedding. :ohwell:
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Lillian - congratulations on your new grandson! Both your grandchildren are lovely.
Janet okc - I wish your grandson well. Growing up is so tough. And may all your celebrations this month be wonderful and as stress free as possible!
I'm feeling discouraged. I've measured food and logged daily for over five weeks. Now I'm on a plateau, and I know it's normal, but I'm still discouraged. Before I started back on MFP I was one one for two weeks, but then dropped five pounds. And I've only been on this plateau for about five days. I'm getting exercise, eating at or under my net calorie goal, and building muscle, if the slight muscle soreness I have every few days after hard workouts is anything to go on. Plus my leg gets stronger almost daily, and I don't need my cane except for long walks. So this is all okay. But still...
KarenE
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Lillian, beautiful, beautiful grandchildren. Congratulations and thanks so much for sharing.
Barbie and Becca, so glad you are home and your husbands are on the mend.
Mary, you are my constant inspiration. I'm so glad you are back and feeling better. All is right in my world now.
Pip, all I can say is WOW! You have taught me that women of a certain age can be fit and fabulous. I'm so glad I "met" you when I did, about a year ago. I realized that I could get fit at my age. I will be 60 in a couple of weeks and am so proud of my accomplishments.
You are all important part of my life and I know you understand that I can't respond to everyone.
This post will be long because I can't post as often as I used to. Today I feel like I have a lot to share, so please indulge me.
I like how Heather and others periodically remind us of how they got to where they are now. This is especially helpful for the newbies. I know when I first started I didn't know the backstory of many of you. It helps to know that this was not and impossible journey even though we are told that at our age it is too tough.
In September 2014 I was 58 years old and squeezing into size 16 jeans. My personal life was in shambles and I hated how I looked and felt. I decided that I wanted to lose 43 pounds. I began exercising and logging all my food. In December 2015 I had lost 45 pounds and was wearing size 8 jeans. I felt fabulous and gained my self-confidence back I made the decision to close my business and begin dating. In April of this year I found a job which was to begin June 1, my business was closing May 31. Also in April, after months of dating, I met a man who made it to date number two and we have been together ever since. I refer to him affectionately as PB, Potential Boyfriend.
I think the last time I weighed myself was in March. Because I was dating, I was being wined and dined. The big drawback was this was happening about twice a week. I tried to be diligent but the flesh is weak. I kept up with my exercise though I stopped heavy lifting due to a very sore elbow. Fortunately the eating out stopped once I met PB because he would rather eat at home then dining out and he really enjoys cooking with me which is fine with me. Unfortunately, whenever I go to his home he greets me at the door with a kiss and a glass of wine, so my wine consumption has increased. But really, who could resist that type of greeting?
I've been trying so hard to keep up with the exercise but the work hours have been very long. I knew I had gained some weight because some of my clothes were getting a bit too tight, but was too afraid to get on the scale. This week I began logging again and trying to do as much exercise as possible. This morning I decided that I had to face the music and get on the scale. I was very happy to see that I was only 3.6 pounds above my goal weight. I think I did a fairly good job of maintaining before it got too far out of hand. Now I need to lose it.
Yesterday morning I went to a local park that has a fitness trail. I friend of mine has been organizing Saturday morning fitness outings and because of work this is the first Saturday I've been able to participate. I am fortunate that I have friends that are into fitness and we have a great time socializing as well as getting healthy. Trying to get back into doing kettle bell at least 5 times a week. PB says I'm in great shape now, and can't believe I was tighter (less flabby) a couple of months before we met. My goal is to show him a smaller me.
Thank you for listening, I find it helpful to write about how far I've come and where I want to go. It's like an open journal. Many people in my life don't want to hear about the healthy eating, exercise, binges and weight gains and losses. But I know I can't count on you ladies to listen and be supportive.
I've got to get going...3 social engagements this weekend and I've got to get some exercise in while I can.
Happy 4th to all my American friends and Happy Belated Canada Day to my neighbors up north.
Chris in MA3 -
June goals: did well with all except the exercise. Need to work on that. Will not know about weight loss until Wednesday. I don't trust my scale so I only weigh at the Dr office.
July goals:
Log all food
Exercise 3+ times/week
Start body weight training
Lose 5 lbs
Collect unused items to sell
Manage time better
Daughter is moving to southern China mid August. She's getting rid of everything so I am contributing to her sale.
Congrats on all successes! Prayers for all who need them.
DebbieTX0 -
Chris - Yes, it's great to get a reminder of where we've all come from and where we are now. On thing is for sure - the struggle never stops. You have done really well to nip the "honeymoon" pounds in the bud before they multiply. Contentment and celebrations are dangerous! I have put a pound or so on since I got back from my cruise, so that will have to go. It was so easy on holiday to eat well, but I pick more when I'm bored and I'm not going to prepare a vast array of lovely salads and extra veg, just for me. My saving grace is my morning exercises - I would be huge if I didn't have those 600 calories to play with.
I do find it interesting how overweight is the new normal for our age group. On the cruise there were very few women in the healthy range and many whose health was severely compromised by their weight. I have just been reading the WI magazine and nearly every woman in the photos is overweight and standing smiling by a heap of cakes. I feel our society is blind to what this is doing to our health and to the finances of our country's health service. Weight related diseases are bankrupting the system.
I'm not saying it's easy. Every so often I have to remind myself to get a grip, but, like you Chris, I notice how people's eyes glaze over when I mention exercise or talk about calorie counting. It's as if they are mentally shaking their heads at my craziness. Thank goodness for you ladies!!!!! I have been at goal now for two and a half years, after losing 57 pounds over eighteen months. A pound up sometimes, but generally there.
Tonight is sea bass. Sauce vierge, broccoli and green beans. Yum. No alcohol for the second night running. I pick more when I have a drink, so that's one way of getting a grip. :bigsmile:
Love to all, Heather3 -
Morning folks,
I am lounging at the pool,we were going to take a tour this morning,but I ordered it on line,and found out they don't pick us up at the hotel and they could not accommodate us,so dad is relaxing upstairs on the couch and watching t.v.,water a bit cold in the pool ,so lounging and will go print our boarding passes in a little bit and then take a nap.
It has been a tiring and fun time ,and the wedding is this afternoon ,so guess it's a rest up morning.1 -
Morning all! Just reading today.
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Mary from MN: I'm happy that you are feeling well and hope the treatment is 100% effective. :flowerforyou:
Joyce: People rent homes for lots of reasons. Sometimes they're in jobs that require frequent moves. That is the case for military folks, among many others. Sometimes they don't have the financial resources to buy. As to slobs, they're just part of the mix. :ohwell:
Janetr: What a lovely picture of your DD and her family. Thanks for sharing.
Linda in IA: I watched a documentary about Alzheimer's on PBS recently. I noticed they have several other programs on the subject. My grandmother died with Alzheimer's. My mother thought it was because of sleeping pills she took and there is some evidence now that Mom may have been right. I took a medicine for years to combat acid reflux that has been linked to Alzheimer's. I quit taking it the day I saw the report on the news that linked it to the horrid disease.
Here is a link to the pbs program: www.pbs.org/video/2365702638/
Barbie: Thanks for your sympathy about the disappointments. The riding lesson is a little disappointment. The boat trip is a little bigger disappointment. I am hoping today will be different and we'll be able to go down river and anchor, but I don't have much confidence in that possiblilty. DH does the best he can. :ohwell:
Lillian: I love the photo of your DGKs. Emma is gorgeous! That picture must have been taken right after the baby came home.
Lisa: The RV looks like it will be perfect for your situation at the warehouse! I like the layout very much. WTG! Good news that you and DH will be able to live on your property legally!
KarenE: You are making great progress. Plateaus are part of the process of healthy weight loss but I know from experience that it is disappointing to do everything right and not see the scale drop. Keep on with the good work and it will drop, sooner or later. (((HUGS)))
Bad night last night. The dog was upset by firecrackers and I couldn't sooth him. Eventually I put him in the garage and went upstairs to bed. We had his Thundercoat on him and gave him doggy tranquilizers. It wasn't enough to control the fear. Poor little guy. DH has asked me to check with the neighbors to see whether he kept them from sleeping. Our plan is to go boating is on hold because DH is having tummy troubles that keep him in close proximity to the bathroom. :sad: :ohwell:
Katla in Beautiful NW Oregon
Tibetan proverb: "The secret to living well and long is: Eat half, walk double, laugh triple and love without measure..."
“Our greatest weakness lies in giving up. The most certain way to succeed is always to try just one more time.” Thomas A. Edison0 -
morning peeps -
mikesmom i wanna see of pic of this man!!! if the greeting with wine is a sweet thought but u got the weight gain/cal. in the back of your mind, talk to him about it. last hubby and this one listen and help me with my quest when i ask him for it. tell him that wine is awesome but you would love the greeting with sparkling water with lime slices and cucumber slices in it instead, very romantic looking in a glass. if he loves you and cares for you, three won't be a problem with the compromise.
i must remember to tell you about kirby's call to his bro (technically 1/2 brother) on wednesday only to find that he was getting married on saturday (yesterday) and didn't invite him. his only brother? kirby needless to say was very hurt but didn't say anything to him and when they talked, kirby said that there was no sense of remorse or didn't apologize. sometimes, family sucks
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Good morning, Ladies, and Happy Sunday.
I apologize for venting after not keeping up for a couple of weeks...but I'm sooo frustrated....
I've gained slightly this week. Technically I've been plateaued for about ten weeks now. I am nailing the diet and the logging and the exercise, and I don't know what to do. A couple weeks ago, I did finally lose a couple pounds, and I thought things were gonna start moving again...but that was it. I don't have a lot of wiggle room in my plan. I can't increase my carbs/decrease my fat, because that's not a weight-loss thing for me; it control seizures and migraines. I can't quite seem to do intermittent fasting, because I want to exercise every day. My trainer wants me to increase my calories to 1800. I mean, I'll try it... If this is just how it goes now, and I'm going to lose one or two pounds a month as long as I keep going, then so be it. I'd rather weigh 190 in a year, than 202. And I'm a "big, sturdy gal", not ever planning to weigh less than 185-ish.
But I'm starting to lose the mental game, ya know? Frustration is my biggest enemy right now.
(Umm, so I bought this dress yesterday and my girlfriends wanted a pic, so I just shoved my dirty hair into a clip and took this. And I don't wear makeup. So, photos just turn out how they turn out.
*shrug
My little bitty head cracks me up though. )
Impatienty,
Larisa in Seattle4 -
Oh, so June goals:
1. Figure this thing out!
2. Keep logging everything.
3. Keep exercising:- M-W-Sat legs/glutes
- T-Th-Sun back/chest/shoulders
- Walk to or from work/gym both ways at least twice a week, one way at least four times.
- Swim class on Sunday
5. Try the 1800 calories a day idea, for two weeks.
6. I'm attending a swim workshop the weekend of the 16~17th.
7. Join the club with the pool and the aquatics team and the swim coach, down the street from my work.
Blessings and success to you all,
Larisa0 -
Larisa ~ You look great!0
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