March 4 Sign In

Sunshinfit · March 2019

Tracking-yes
Calories-yes
Exercise-yes

39flavours · March 2019

March 4th
2nd pass day
Exercised- no, was unwell so spent most of the day in bed
Calories- yes, well under
Tracked- yes

Inazea · March 2019

March 4

Exercise?: Yes but just a little over 20 minutes of walking around the neighborhood.
Calories?: Yes.
Tracked everything?: Yes.

znaoiec · March 2019

It is not quite how I intended to start March but I have taken my three pass days all at once. My older son and his wife came to visit us to share the news with us that my first grandchild is on its way. It was a special weekend and I set aside my time to devote to them. Now they have departed and I am focused back on my health and the the future.

Krysless2 · March 2019

Date: Monday, March 4th:
Did I exercise for at least 20 minutes? yes, and I soooo didn't want to! so I forced my myself to get on the treadmill at about 10 o'clock at night
Did I stay within my calorie budget for the day? yes!
Did I keep track of everything I ate and drank? yes!

BMcC9 · March 2019

Did I exercise for at least 20 minutes? No - night class ran late again and I was coughing alot on the way home ... fortunately this standing evening commitment ends at the end of this month
Did I stay within my calorie budget for the day? No .... arrowroot cookies and no exercise ....
Did I keep track of everything I ate and drank? Last minute change of pre-logged supper ... and then I had the afterclass cookies knowing I couldn't "make them up" so I didn't update the log yet.

Pass #1 (unintentional when I got up, but "intentionally chosen" before I got home from class)

windowqueen2003 · March 2019

March 4
Exercise yes
Calories yes
Exercise yes

Oh, yes Mondays. Since I don't work full time (mostly retired). My Mondays serve as catch up days. Office work, household shopping, cleaning the car. Whatever needs to be done. Lately I've kept caught up so I'm on a mission to alleviate frustration by organizing every part of my life and scheduling my time to accomplish things so there's more time to do the things I love to do.. Amazing how much you can do when you stop procrastinating.

Krysless2 · March 2019

windowqueen2003 wrote: »

March 4
Exercise yes
Calories yes
Exercise yes

Oh, yes Mondays. Since I don't work full time (mostly retired). My Mondays serve as catch up days. Office work, household shopping, cleaning the car. Whatever needs to be done. Lately I've kept caught up so I'm on a mission to alleviate frustration by organizing every part of my life and scheduling my time to accomplish things so there's more time to do the things I love to do.. Amazing how much you can do when you stop procrastinating.

Ditto!

l_lake · March 2019

Exercise: Yes, Volleyball
Calories: Yes
Tracked: Yes

jan110144 · March 2019

windowqueen2003 wrote: »

March 4
Exercise yes
Calories yes
Exercise yes

Oh, yes Mondays. Since I don't work full time (mostly retired). My Mondays serve as catch up days. Office work, household shopping, cleaning the car. Whatever needs to be done. Lately I've kept caught up so I'm on a mission to alleviate frustration by organizing every part of my life and scheduling my time to accomplish things so there's more time to do the things I love to do.. Amazing how much you can do when you stop procrastinating.

The downside of retirement is that it is soooo easy to procrastinate! I started making a daily 'to do' list ... not because there is anything particularly pressing, but BECAUSE there is nothing particularly pressing. I find I need something to keep me focused (particularly for things like cleaning, which would otherwise never get done unless company is coming

) Doing a little bit each day means that the bulk of my time every day can be spent on the things that I really want to be doing.