Daily Commitment Thread for 2020 -- JUST FOR TODAY

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  • cschmitz110515
    cschmitz110515 Posts: 3,628 Member
    edited January 2020
    Recap M 1/20 MLKJ holiday: I work today but hubby doesn't so he will be home when I am done... rare for us on a weeknight.
    1) Move hourly / stairs breaks / 5 somethings = Fitbit 7,094 steps, 250+ 12/14 & 26 floors :neutral:
    2) Prelogged everything but supper / net calories zero / 14c water = Hubby and I decided to stay home for supper instead of going out & I cooked something easy & reasonable. Then I had evening snack attack of Brookside (and no exercise cals to offset)... oops. Net cals -412 :s , sodium -1,586 (zowie!), sugar -34 >:) , fiber excellent, protein good, 12c water
    3) BC-CC (ugh) :D once I finally forced myself to start, not as bad as I thought
    4) To-do's: post JFT weekly w-i :) / order tickets :smiley: yay ~ 3 date nights w/ hubby / email P :smiley: funny neither of us watched end of championship game, just too painful / updated ins. card in car :) finally / prep lunch for T :) / evening w/ hubby <3:mrgreen:
    5) Floss :smiley: / retainers :smiley: / bed & no tv 10:20 :smiley: (treadmill before work T)

    JFT T 1/21 ~ Yippee ki-yay! Finally got up to early alarm (ok, after several snoozes) and did treadmill workout before work. Not exactly my full distance but it's a start. Back in the habit again?
    1) Walked 2.6 mi treadmill + cool down + stretched before work = yay me! :smiley:
    2) Move hourly / pace during noon webinar / stairs breaks / 5 somethings
    3) Prelogged everything but supper / net calories zero (yay exercise cals) / 14c water
    4) BC-CC / request email for f/u OAHC mgmt response / contact HD for webinar assist as necessary
    5) Evening: boil eggs / put dishes in racks away / massage appt 7:30 / other?
    6) Unplug 9:30 / floss / retainers / bed & no tv 10:20 (treadmill W before work)

    I got home from work yesterday (hubby had holiday off) to several surprises: he disposed of dead mouse in trap in garage & he washed pile of dirty dishes. Since he no longer works from home, I am the chief dishwasher (we rarely use our old dishwasher) b/c he hates that chore... I was surprised to say the least, and happy, and told him how happy/thankful I was. He hates the phrase "happy wife happy life" (stubborn mule) but after 15 years of marriage (and 9 years together before that), he's learning it really means something. :D<3

    @pridesabtch Gorgeous dress! I can't wait to see a photo of you wearing it. Also, love your "new" hair.

    @mytime6630 I am related to or know at least 5 men treated for prostate cancer, and all are now cancer-free. Wishing you and hubby the best outcome.

    @Faebert Yay for gym time! So happy you can work out (gently) again.

    Welcome to more newbies! If anyone needs/wants more MFP friends, please read my profile before you send a friend request.
  • ZizzyBumble
    ZizzyBumble Posts: 1,679 Member
    @pridesabtch Get well soon, it’s tough when you’re poorly and out of sorts. I’m sure you’ll be back on track when you feel better.

    Best wishes for a speedy recovery for anyone else who isn’t well at the moment.
  • PackerFanInGB
    PackerFanInGB Posts: 3,423 Member
    @PackerFanInGB - i follow Mike Rowe’s mother on FB. She is hilarious. Her post today made me think of you.
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    OMG! THIS IS TOTALLY US! hahahaha! I'm going to have to start following her! I didn't know she was on FB. I saw him read a letter from her on TV once and it was so funny, I had tears in my eyes laughing!
  • PackerFanInGB
    PackerFanInGB Posts: 3,423 Member
    teigansdad wrote: »
    Something magical about the third cup of coffee

    There certainly is!!! Love this! :mrgreen:

    AJB1014 wrote: »
    Hello friends! I just caught up, glad to see everyone is doing well for the most part! I was quietly lurking for a bit - then just stopped logging in all together for a week or two! Not sure what made me hop back on today but I earned my 4 year badge 10 minutes prior to logging on so I found that pretty serendipitous! I know I'm here for a reason!

    I'm 33 weeks pregnant -not sure where the time has gone? We had our baby shower on Sunday - it was perfect, and I felt so loved! We also did a 3D ultrasound and did some shopping the weekend before that. I'm still working full time, and DH is on week 3 of his new job so still transitioning. Needless to say, the fatigue has caught up, the house is a mess, we've ordered out or gone out way more than I would ideally like, my eating has been lots of cravings and less of what I need, I'm not sleeping whether its heartburn or snoring or general discomfort. But despite all the less than perfect I'm trying my best to enjoy this season of just DH and I that is coming to an end, and this season of carrying a human inside me too! I'm trying to just focus on the good stuff and not get swept away in the anxiety of whats next. I already did an intake with a clinician with my midwives office so if I do start stumbling down the PPA and PPD path I have clinical support already established. Anyway, I'm happy to be back here with you all!

    So happy to see you post! I was wondering how you are doing! You are getting very close now... So glad you had a nice shower! :smile:
  • Snowflake1968
    Snowflake1968 Posts: 6,939 Member
    @PackerFanInGB - i follow Mike Rowe’s mother on FB. She is hilarious. Her post today made me think of you.
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    OMG! THIS IS TOTALLY US! hahahaha! I'm going to have to start following her! I didn't know she was on FB. I saw him read a letter from her on TV once and it was so funny, I had tears in my eyes laughing!

    Her FB page is called About My Mother it’s incredible.
  • MLHC1
    MLHC1 Posts: 678 Member
    MLHC1 wrote: »

    1/21/2020

    ✔Post JFT
    ✔Log all food on mfp
    ✔30 min of exercise
    ✔96 oz of water
    ✔Meal plan / grocery list
    ✔Grocery shop for week
    ✔✔Laundry, Dishes
    ❌WG Homework -> I had to go "on the fly" at the meeting, Lol!!
    ❌Assemble new toy organizer -> ran outta time
    ✔WG meeting at 6 PM

    Busy, busy day for me. I thoroughly enjoyed the 4 day break with my hubby!! Then Sunday my little guy fell and busted open his tongue so no sleep that night. This lead to sleeping and laziness all Monday. Now I've gotta get back to it!!!! I hope you all have a fantastic day today :blush:

    ♡STAY POSITIVE♡

    Signing off for the evening, be blessed! :heart:
  • Kuhl50
    Kuhl50 Posts: 416 Member
    Kuhl50 wrote: »
    Daily goals: track, 😁exercise, 😁journal😑

    Tuesday Plan:
    1. Up at 6, pill, run app, 20 squats, 2 yoga stretches. — mostly 😁
    2. Healthy breakfast, no media😁
    3. Prep and pack salad, pack protein, fruit, water😁
    4. Leave 5:30😁 (left at 3:30!)
    5. Dinner: roast chicken and cauliflower 😁 (broccoli, Brussel sprouts, and onions...cauliflower tomorrow)
    6. Prep 2 more salads 😁 (realized only needed 1 as next 2 lunches will be catered)
    7. Upstairs by 9, journal, lights out 9:45 —🤨 almost...!

    Daily Habit goals: track, exercise, journal

    Wednesday’s Plan:
    1. Up at 6, walk, strength train
    2. Healthy breakfast, no media
    3. Pack salad, protein, water for lunch
    4. Evening: clean out fridge
    5. Upstairs by 9, journal, lights out 9:45
    6. Track all!
  • SERmom3
    SERmom3 Posts: 568 Member
    Tuesday:
    - Stay green🟢
    - Drink water🟢
    - Work on finding photos for oldest daughter’s 5th grade yearbook🔴
    - Dishes🟢
    - Laundry🟢
    - Tidy up main floor rooms🔴
    - dinner at dining room table🟢

    Morning! Still not feeling great, but maybe a little better. I got called in to sub yesterday so a couple things got put off. I probably won’t go in today, but who knows. Yesterday they called me mid-morning when I was at the grocery store! 🤷‍♀️

    JFT Wednesday:
    - stay green
    - Drink water
    - Dinner at dining room table
    - Maybe go for a walk depending on how I’m feeling
    - Tidy up main floor rooms
    - Yearbook photo tasks

    Already mid-week....how did that happen?!
  • clicketykeys
    clicketykeys Posts: 6,575 Member
    JFT Wednesday
    1. Therapy exercises: lunges, push-ups, ankle lifts, box jumps, plank. Balance work. Feed cats. Meds. Tea! Review plans.
    2. Before school: Check class websites. Update directions on website. Print stories for review.
    3. Class A: Homework check. Literature notes. Story. Progress reports. Homework.
    4. Class B: Collect homework. Grammar review. Story. Writing prompt.
    5. Planning: Update Goodreads. Update unit plans. Duolingo. Finish and publish blog post.
    6. Drink more water. No, more. Keep the pitcher in the fridge full. You're not actually hungry. Make some tea. Drink more water!
    7. Run. Dinner: Meatloaf. Yoga with core/balance work. Check on B. Email student. Message Z. WRITE, DARNIT.
    8. Log all food. Set up JFT for tomorrow. Fold laundry and put away.
    9. Gratitude journal. Therapy exercises: lunges, push-ups, ankle lifts, box jumps, plank. Meds. Floss, rinse, brush teeth. Alarm set for 5:50.
    10. Practice hair braiding with D. Check on appts for drs. Remind D to ask his dad about the table and check with home repair contractors. START BLOGGING AGAIN. 3 posts/week? Create test for MLA format. Create test for infographics and visual information. Therapy exercises: lunges, push-ups, ankle lifts, box jumps, plank. Remember that M does not like surprises! Check dates of classes and update semester plan. She Should Run vision statement.

    Scale goals
    End of 2017: 174.6
    End of 2018: 189.2
    End of 2019: 196.4
    Today: 195.8

    Ongoing plans/ideas behind the cut
    1. Purchases: Look for an "ugly Christmas sweater" and a long-haired doll at thrift stores. Practice French braiding. Go to used bookstore and look for On Writing (Stephen King), Dying for a Paycheck (Robin Hardman), The Prince (tr. Tim Parks, Russell Price, or Robert Adams), The Secret Adversary (Christie).
    2. E2: What should the controlling ideas be in a study of world literature? Review world lit options. Create vocabulary lists for each unit that come from the texts used: Animal Farm, Julius Caesar, Wes Moore, I Am Malala. Find a way to incorporate changing words from one part of speech to another. Students need to know how to review multiple sources and synthesize information in order to draw a conclusion. Need practice with the difference between transitions and overlapping (at end of paragraph - "another issue is Y" vs "there are other issues besides X"). Quit using "in conclusion" and "I believe" and other writing-about-my-writing phrases. Confusion between direct/indirect objects and prepositional phrases. Use the UDHR and the Declaration of Independence to study paraphrasing; use that to front-load Machiavelli and how to deal with challenging texts. Confusion between everyday / every day and similar constructions.
    3. E1: Need practice with quoting & paraphrasing sources, identifying claims that would need support, use of last names for reference, and capitalization practice (common/proper nouns, titles). Difficulty using possessive nouns in their own writing. Honors: practice subject/object pronouns (my friend and I / my friend and me). Poetry: Revise "Songs are Poetry" handouts.
    4. Curriculum Development: Writing mini-unit. Review scholarly research on 5PE. (I think I can have this as an intro to the research unit so that they also get exposure to how quotes are integrated and cited.) Parallel structure; use of emotional language, specific detail. Use "Write About a Pebble" lesson from Atwell. How long should each unit take? Do research on characteristics: curiosity, persistence, resilience, creativity, responsibility, optimism, courage, integrity, authenticity, leadership, self-awareness, humility, compassion - others? Include grammarly check on essays! Review assessments. What is the purpose for each unit? What should the controlling ideas be in a study of world literature? Review world lit options. Schedule assessments for Fall 2019; plan out return times. Write 1 reflection weekly; type one in Classroom by Weds. Copy-paste to discussion board for comments due Friday. PB usernames 6 digits, no 19 or 20s, no birthdates. Homework: Online journal Mon due Tue; Reflection Tue due Wed; C&P journal in class Wed; Comments Thu due Fri. Bonus if you are the first response; further bonus if you respond to comments on your post. Grammar practice Mon & Wed; quiz Fri.
    5. Professional Development: Write blog post weekly. Comment on 3 posts each week -Tu Th Sun? Check with PSC. Talk with Z about articles and/or conference proposals. NOTE: ATTENDED PRE FLEX DAY.
    6. Medical: Dentist Apr 30 8 AM but check on meetings and RS. Onco Apr ???. PCP Schedule for July. ObG schedule for October. PCP - allergy shots?
    7. Theater: Christie auditions 20-21 7 PM. Usher 24 6 PM.
    8. House: Crawl space repairs. After that - siding? Or perhaps bathroom floor.
    9. Fun: Open beading on Thursdays. Coloring at library on Tuesday. Put jewelry away. Edney Hack Nights alt Weds. ASL? Spanish/Portuguese practice? Practice piano. ROL Secret Adversary. Buy new bikes and bike rack for car.
    10. Volunteering ideas: Theater. Library. Animal shelter. Community Kitchen. Emerge Georgia training.
    11. Family: Find cousin photos.

    WFTY: Progress. So, the audition last night went well. I didn't land the part yet, but I did get called back! Callbacks are tomorrow night. So now there's waiting. Blehhhh.

    School feels... off-kilter. I'm making significant changes this semester and it's going well but it isn't as smooth as I'd like it to be.
  • Kuhl50
    Kuhl50 Posts: 416 Member
    @kingscrown Good for you for coming here and stopping the gain before it gets worse!

    I had a similar story—lost 70-80 pounds (didn’t measure much at the highest) back in 2007 and kept off 50 for many years. But the weight slowly kept adding on especially in the past 6 years and now I have 40 pounds to “re-lose”. This time am using the philosophy from the HalfSize Me podcast of focusing on maintenance...I know how to lose, but clearly I need to work on the daily habits I will knees to maintain the loss for good.

    Good luck in your journey, this is a great group!
  • Faebert
    Faebert Posts: 1,588 Member
    @pridesabtch - just read your post about your daughter’s opening night. Horrible to have a clash like that and my heart goes out to you. Sometimes it feels like the moment you become a parent you sign up to a lifetime of guilt and worry (along with all the good stuff of course!)

    So have a cyber hug 🤗 and know that this stranger across the pond thinks you are doing a brilliant job x
  • MLHC1
    MLHC1 Posts: 678 Member
    edited January 2020
    1/22/2020

    Post JFT
    Log all food on mfp
    30 min of exercise
    96 oz of water
    Laundry
    Assemble new toy organizer
    Clean office
    Review budget
    Review / rearrange schedule

    All three older boys have Robotics afterschool today!! This gives me an additional two hours before I have to run around so I'm hoping for a productive day!!

    ♡Stay Positive♡


    There are sooo many of you I want to individually respond to but I'm short of time!! :sweat_smile:

    You all keep at it!!!! I'm reading everyone's post and I'm so proud to be part of such an amazing group of people!! :blush: