WOMEN AGES 50+ FOR JUNE 2019

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  • Workoutahloic50
    Workoutahloic50 Posts: 391 Member
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  • JRsLateInLifeMom
    JRsLateInLifeMom Posts: 2,275 Member
    :) Church went good yesterday at bookstore grabbed JR books to read during. Luckily no tears just jammed it up. While my Dad preached he jammed it up asking Pawpaw to go outside. JRs pants fell down so he announced it Oh Noooooo he yelled over y over my pants my pants 👖. He yelled about his Bible to I want my Daddy...Pooh goes boom 💥. He was jamming it up. Didn’t interact with anyone but a 🐶 puppy y Mom/Dad. He saw another baby boy so he hid behind a table peeking at him . After out to Lunch he hammed it up some more. Then asleep all the way home lol. No tears luckily..he’s not a people person that’s okay his sister y Dad isn’t either.
    Amber Tx
    So exhausted but watching calories eating half taking half home.
  • pipcd34
    pipcd34 Posts: 17,246 Member
    stat for the day:

    arm dip/chinup machine- 35.11min, 1set of 10 ea, plus 44# assist, 151mhr 1set of 10 of 12 different exercises, repeat all 5 times= 294c
    Apple Watch- 289c
  • Workoutahloic50
    Workoutahloic50 Posts: 391 Member
    Carol,sorry to hear about your puppy.Ours is allergic to grass.I keep his feet trimmed and occasionally wipe them with vinegar and water.He got into a nest of fleas one time and itched to baldness and raw flesh.I treated with all natural products.The veterinarian wanted to put him on prednisone.He has blue eyes and pink nose.Foxy has shed again and is looks so much smaller.Hope everyone has had a wonderful day.
    Barbie,I’m glad Jake enjoyed baking and his Father’s Day.My hubby ,Robert,got a visit from our youngest daughter ,she gave him a card,money and chocolate.Our son and I made him what he wanted for supper,philly cheese steak subs. I’ll give him a deep tissue massage later and he’ll be happy.I know he really wants to hear from our oldest daughter,but she’s who she is and we don’t fit in her world right now.😔
  • barbiecat
    barbiecat Posts: 17,191 Member
    :)Debby, sounds like a great day at your house. Jake got a text from his daughter and nothing from his son. On Mother's Day, his son called me and his daughter ignored me. Fortunately, neither of us takes any of this personally and that's a happy place to be. Your dogs are darling.

    <3 Barbie in NW WA
  • Machka9
    Machka9 Posts: 25,592 Member
    Katla49 wrote: »
    Machka: I needed to convert Celsius to Fahrenheit to understand. 53 degrees in winter seems like a relatively pleasant bike ride temperature. Glad you enjoyed your ride. Your bay is gorgeous!!! :flowerforyou:
    Katla in Beautiful NW Oregon

    Yes 12 going down to 8 is 53 going down to 46. It was been a nice winter so far, but the less desirable conditions usually set in during July and August. So ... while we still have decent weather, autumn-y weather, we're getting outside as much as we can! :)

    M in Oz

  • Machka9
    Machka9 Posts: 25,592 Member
    martacamsan wrote: »
    Hi all, I'd like to join! I'm 52 years old, divorced with two teenaged children, 2 dogs and a partner. I'm also a professor and administrator at a university.
    Marta from Kansas

    @martacamsan ... what do you teach?


    Machka in Oz

  • ginnytez
    ginnytez Posts: 1,400 Member
    Machka-I agree. Carrot cake, when made well, should be counted as a vegetable. It is close to one of my favorites. And just curious-how cold does it get where you are in the winter? Do you get snow?

    Kelly-your daughter’s story took me back to being pregnant with youngest and keeping track of his brother-and my husband worked second shift and I worked first—had it all.

    Lanette-I love pot roast-and the crock pot does make it cooler in the house.

    Heather-a bit of envy can motivate us. Good job on calorie goals. I haven’t yet gone over this time around. I know I will at some point. I am learning from those who have a slight creep and get back on it.

    Allie-sorry you have such a difficult time at work. I do agree it is typically better to have something lined up before leaving if at all possible.

    Janetr-sorry for the storm damage. Very good no one injured, carports and cars can be replaced.

    In my quest to change things up, decided I would do planks. I mean I have seen pictures of them, can't be that hard, right? For some reason I thought you did reps of them, so 30 seconds, rest, then another. Oh my. I believe they can be found in one of the Circles of Hell. However, I did those two 30 second ones. Then I read you should build up to a minute and then maybe to 2 and do them a couple of times a day. I did manage another 60 seconds tonight, but tomorrow I may trim the time back a bit and build up. When my son was serious when he said "30 seconds is a really good start", I figured I was perhaps a bit too ambitious, especially since I'm not 20 any more!

    The cats have behaved today. Couldn't have taken them and planks in the same day! Of course, now I am considering kettlebells-I think I will wait and have my oldest son show me some sensible use when I am in Phoenix in a couple of weeks. This increasing fitness stuff just creeps up on you the more you do.

    Hope everyone finishes up the weekend well and are ready for a new week,

    Ginny in Ohio
  • Workoutahloic50
    Workoutahloic50 Posts: 391 Member
    Ginny,working out can be enjoyable.Make sure you find what you do enjoy it will make it easier to stick with.
    Debby in Va
  • DanaReel180
    DanaReel180 Posts: 463 Member
    Rebecca Happy Birthday!
    I hope your day was great!

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    Dana In Arkansas
  • Machka9
    Machka9 Posts: 25,592 Member
    ginnytez wrote: »
    Machka-I agree. Carrot cake, when made well, should be counted as a vegetable. It is close to one of my favorites. And just curious-how cold does it get where you are in the winter? Do you get snow?
    Ginny in Ohio

    We can get snow and did a few years ago. It snowed all the way down to sea level ... there was snow on the beaches.

    I've copied and pasted the averages, daily records, and monthly records. If you go to the site and hover your mouse over the record numbers, it tells you the years. So the warmest day in July was July 6, 1901. The warmest day in August was August 26, 1977. The warmest July, as a whole, was 2010 and warmest August was 1982. Coldest July was 1903 and coldest August was 1976 ... when looking at maximum temps for the day.

    But of course, that's only part of the story. July and August tend to be a bit more rainy/drizzly and windy. So when I leave work, I'll be standing at the bus stop in darkness, often with a cold rain driving at me. Or on weekends when I want to be out cycling, it'll be 6 degrees, drizzling and windy ... so I'll decide to do something inside instead.

    However, if I'm fortunate, the weather at lunchtime can be all right so I can get out for a walk. :)

    https://www.weatherzone.com.au/climate/station.jsp?lt=site&lc=94029

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    Machka in Oz
  • exermom
    exermom Posts: 6,517 Member
    Rode the recumbent bike. The plan for tomorrow is to do one segment of the 10MS Carb Burner DVD then take the extremepump class

    M – when we were in St. Kitts for Jess, there is one place where you can see the Caribbean Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean. To me, the Caribbean was much nicer, just like yours

    Margaret – I’m so happy for your son

    Who says carrot cake isn’t a vegetable??????????????? Just like chocolate which is made from the cocoa bean. Hmmmpppphhh

    Totally forgot to get Pete a father’s day card. I’ll get it today and blame it on the post office. Update, went to the dollar store and got him one. It’s in the mail right now.

    Debbie VA – how can you possibly resist tasting things? I remember when I was pg with Jess I had a craving for healthy food. At one point I threw out all the white bread in the house and only had whole wheat. Every day after work I’d stop at this road stand and get tomatoes, cukes, etc. etc.

    Lisa – Loki and Clyde have gotten to where when Vince (mostly) or I finish brushing our teeth, that’s their cue to get some petting. Lexi likes to get IN the shower. Remember, this was the cat who was abused we think one way was keeping her under water and when we got her she wouldn’t go NEAR water.

    Janetr – was that one of your pecan trees or the neighbors?

    Went in the pool. For some reason I always went to the pool thru the garage. Today I decided to try going thru the porch. I think it’s closer.

    Welcome everyone new

    Ginny – lol “Circle of Hell”

    After dinner I’ve started going out by the pool and reading. So relaxing.

    Michele in NC
  • coastalgosgal
    coastalgosgal Posts: 2,900 Member
    Thanks Dana! I had a great day!
    💖Rebecca
  • bananasandoranges
    bananasandoranges Posts: 2,410 Member
    ✔️1. weigh in 60 up again !
    -2. log all so far
    -3. 30 min exercise
    -4. five minutes meditation
    -5. Take care of at least 3 shorter (1 pagish) writing or administrative task/bill, (union work doesn't count)
    -6. At least 15 min cleaning
    -7. At least 5 min day filing
    -8. average 1100 calories net

    • Overall Feeling : mixed
    • Log all :
    • Exercise :
    • 1100 calories net average : under yesterday
    •3 Short term writing/admin per week:
    •cleaning :
    •filing

    Grateful :
    1. corrector
    2. good night's sleep
    3. feel ok

    I think my calories were way under yesterday since I just had late breakfast and early dinner, and have been on average less than 100 over this past week, but I'm way up today. I hope it's fluctuation. time will tell. I had a salad out yesterday. it wasn't huge and had smoked salmon (not very high cal) and feta (it depends on the amount- I had to eyeball- maybe I miscalculated?). That always throws a wrench in mood if I get a high weigh-in. Some weigh only weekly for that reason but I find I can actually let myself go more and gain if I weigh weekly. Well I hope next days' weigh -ins will be better.
  • bananasandoranges
    bananasandoranges Posts: 2,410 Member
    I need to have 1100 net average to lose 1k per month (2.2 lbs) which is the most modest of goals: 1/2 pound a week.

    I realise that if I want to have 1100 net average, then my daily needs to be lower.
    So I'm gonna aim for 1000. One thing I learned from a stint in WW online was the necessity of splurges and treats. it's impossible (I think, or at least for me) to have the same amount daily without accounting for the occasional splurge whether at home alone or at some festivity or event out. Of course if one has strict diet for health reasons like diabetes or other that's a different story. And I assume some people are really comfortable without splurges. But I did like the WW notion of "weekly points". that is missing in the MFP calculations I think.

    so I'm gonna try setting my thing for 1000. I did it before, but it really seems reasonable if I know that my daily aim is 1000, to have a real average of 1100, to account for splurges or whatever.

    That still seems unfair and I have not yet come to terms with this low net !!

    Clearly my body was made to survive well in times of famine-keeping on those pounds even with little eating.
    It's surely an evolutionary survival thing.
  • spikeyhair
    spikeyhair Posts: 2,078 Member
    bananasandoranges wrote: »
    I need to have 1100 net average to lose 1k per month (2.2 lbs) which is the most modest of goals: 1/2 pound a week.

    I realise that if I want to have 1100 net average, then my daily needs to be lower.
    So I'm gonna aim for 1000. One thing I learned from a stint in WW online was the necessity of splurges and treats. it's impossible (I think, or at least for me) to have the same amount daily without accounting for the occasional splurge whether at home alone or at some festivity or event out. Of course if one has strict diet for health reasons like diabetes or other that's a different story. And I assume some people are really comfortable without splurges. But I did like the WW notion of "weekly points". that is missing in the MFP calculations I think.

    so I'm gonna try setting my thing for 1000. I did it before, but it really seems reasonable if I know that my daily aim is 1000, to have a real average of 1100, to account for splurges or whatever.

    That still seems unfair and I have not yet come to terms with this low net !!

    Clearly my body was made to survive well in times of famine-keeping on those pounds even with little eating.
    It's surely an evolutionary survival thing.

    Totally agree I have mine set to 1000 too

    Kate UK <3
  • Machka9
    Machka9 Posts: 25,592 Member
    edited June 2019
    bananasandoranges wrote: »
    I need to have 1100 net average to lose 1k per month (2.2 lbs) which is the most modest of goals: 1/2 pound a week.

    I realise that if I want to have 1100 net average, then my daily needs to be lower.
    So I'm gonna aim for 1000. One thing I learned from a stint in WW online was the necessity of splurges and treats. it's impossible (I think, or at least for me) to have the same amount daily without accounting for the occasional splurge whether at home alone or at some festivity or event out. Of course if one has strict diet for health reasons like diabetes or other that's a different story. And I assume some people are really comfortable without splurges. But I did like the WW notion of "weekly points". that is missing in the MFP calculations I think.

    so I'm gonna try setting my thing for 1000. I did it before, but it really seems reasonable if I know that my daily aim is 1000, to have a real average of 1100, to account for splurges or whatever.

    That still seems unfair and I have not yet come to terms with this low net !!

    Clearly my body was made to survive well in times of famine-keeping on those pounds even with little eating.
    It's surely an evolutionary survival thing.

    You can look at a weekly view in the MFP app:

    https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10732758/set-weekly-goal-in-app

    And I'm one of the one who doesn't need a lot of splurges. One of the decisions I made when I started with MFP was to eat only foods I liked. I would not waste calories on anything I don't like ... and I've stuck to that for the most part. Occasionally I accidentally eat something I don't like ... like at morning teas at work where the food looks good, but my selection just isn't.

    But eating foods I like means that I don't feel like I'm missing out. :)

    I also eat about 1500 calories a day. 1500 is maintenance for me, and I exercise at least 250 calories a day so that brings me down to a net of about 1250 calories.


    Machka in Oz
  • grandmallie
    grandmallie Posts: 10,086 Member
    morning ladies~ i am up and having tea.. feel a bit better than yesterday.. i didnt do a thing yesterday.. except feed my DFIL twice... the ice cream cake was a hit... everyone that is aloud to have it enjoyed it..and there was enough left over for the staff
    today is work.. I will do my best to get through the day with grace and decorum..
  • pipcd34
    pipcd34 Posts: 17,246 Member
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