WOMEN AGES 50+ FOR MAY 2012

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  • YvonnePtm
    YvonnePtm Posts: 28
    I like this status. My goals are/have been today:

    Body pump twice weekly
    Pilates twice weekly
    Gym work out daily
    Healthy diet
    Lose weight

    AND TODAY - I FINISHED A TRIATHLON - WOOOOOOOO HOOOOOOOOOO

    Going forward I have registered for the London Marathon 2013 - will know in October if I have got a place and in July this year am doing the Race for Life - a little girl at church has cancer and she is only 3.

    I also want to get into all my old clothes which are too small for me at the moment - I have a wardrobe full of them............

    I love MFP and being able to chat with people who have the same goals - to lose weight and improve their eating habits and life style
  • jellyfishjen
    jellyfishjen Posts: 1,787 Member
    barbie thanks for the video, perfect timing. I woke this morning and felt like doing nothing, its cold and I am/was using that as an excuse but now I AM INSPIRED TO MOVE. :smile:

    Think I will use a dvd this morning.

    Enjoy your Tuesday/Monday evening ? everyone.
  • Skyecath
    Skyecath Posts: 33
    Great reading all your posts. Another good food day today, still need to make more effort on the exercise. Just having a glass of water to stem the late night food craving. This time last week I would have been stuffing my face with goodies out of the cupboards BUT not this week!! Yay

    The lamb that was stuck last night has now managed to get out thank goodness but it did spend the night in there. Winston, our duckling, is growing fast and he's had a little swim tonight in the paint roller tray, he's now having a snooze in the corner of his box.

    No moon here tonight, it's been raining but we did get it the other night, it was wonderful.

    Thanks for all the comments about our view. We do love it and appreciate that we are very lucky to live here. Even when we get the bad weather and strong winds we still love it.

    Cath
  • kackie
    kackie Posts: 676 Member
    Cath: It is a lovely view and I am so glad that your little lamb got un-stuck! :flowerforyou:
    Kackie
  • Alwaysnancy
    Alwaysnancy Posts: 51 Member
    Well this morning I managed to walk out the door without my yoga clothes. My house is 40 minutes from work and the yoga studio I go to is near work so it’s not like I can just run home and pick them up. So I came home and was going to go for a run. My husband’s knees were acting up but he thought he could manage a walk so we went out and walked for an hour. It was just starting to spit the last ten minutes so luckily we didn’t get soaked. It felt good. It’s always great to have a plan B. Tomorrow will be crazy. Massage after work and then run home, eat quickly and then head to the farm for boot camp.

    Eating was fine again today. Made a lovely lemon chicken with brown rice. It was delicious. My food is not always this good and healthy too.

    Mazaron, YAY a fellow Canuck. Good for you on not cashing in your roll up the rim prize. I don’t go to Timmies very often but we did grab a coffee there on our way somewhere and I won a donut but I think I threw out the cup. I really should get a scale. I had one years ago. For meat I usually go with the size of my palm as a serving but that is by no means accurate and I measure my ½ rice serving. My younger sister has two boys and lately she’s been telling me some real horror stories although she did manage to go golfing with them Sunday and they had such a good time. She said they had her laughing so hard she thought she might pee her pants.. I guess that’s a good time.

    Rpphillip, since I live here in the boonies, it’s usually very dark at night. We have no streetlights and no other houses very close so it did seem so different. It was very pretty though.

    Laura, sure hope you get Friday off! And Good luck to your husband on his interview.

    MSH0530- That sure was a nice surprise. I don’t think the kids here had too many snow days either. It was the winter that never arrived this year.

    Jeannie that does sound like a good walk. I’m always interested in history.

    Yvonne, Awesome. Was that your first triathlon???

    Skyecath, love the stories about your lambs and duckling. We don’t have any farm animals but we do get a lot of wild turkeys, deer in our yard. Plus we have an osprey nest down at the front of our property. Like you we have a panoramic view. It’s our little piece of heaven.
  • katiejarr
    katiejarr Posts: 251 Member
    :bigsmile: for everyone looking for motivation and everyone who believes that you should never, never, never give up.....watch this video

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qX9FSZJu448&feature=youtu.be

    I love this!! Thanks for sharing Barbie! :heart: :heart:
  • katiejarr
    katiejarr Posts: 251 Member
    OK! Im a bit slow but I think Im catching on...."DH" stands for Darling Husband??? Am I right? I thought a bunch of you had dogs with the name "DH" or husbands all with same initials????:bigsmile: :bigsmile: :bigsmile:

    It takes me awhile but eventually I get it!

    Ok stop laughing at me now :blushing: :blushing: :blushing:

    Hehehehe :bigsmile: :bigsmile:
    Love
    Kat :heart: :heart:
  • exermom
    exermom Posts: 6,518 Member
    Did a lot of running around today. tarted the day off with a bit of yoga, then bought gas, got to the gym early so I went on the treadmill for 10 minutes, then did an hour of extremepump, went to one store that had tuna on sale and I had a $4 coupon, got my hair colored (and gave them some cookies), bought Revolution (flea and tick) for the cats, went to another store because I thought they'd have some things that I wanted only they didn't, went to a drugstore because I thought they had my calcium on sale only it wasn't, but I did need to get Vince some ClaritinD and I got some tomato sauce, then stopped at the Y to give them some cookies and other things, then bowling for 3 games and gave them some cookies (I got a lot out of my freezer), then stopped at a store to see if they had shoes that I liked in a different color in my size only they didn't. Came home, called some other stores and found one store that had my size so they'll send the shoes to the store by me.

    Sherry - strawberries stuffed with chocolate cream cheese! Oh, thank goodness for waterproof keyboards!!! :) Sounds like heaven on earth!

    Nanacy - congrats on giving the donut away! Awesome. It is amazing how we change, isn't it? And, thanks, for easing my mind about the food in Rome. I remember when we went to France last year, the portions were decent size -- not like here in the US. Are they really into meat? Can you substitute a fish or chicken? Rick suggests looking for a restaurant off the beaten path, also. On another note: if you look at my menus for the next couple of days, you'll find asparagus because I want to finish up what I have before we leave.

    Anyone know when mini should be back?

    Yvonne - Big congrats to you!

    Kat - you're right, dh is dear or darling (or d*** as the case may be) husband.

    Well, off to take a shower and watch DWTS. I know where barbie is...hehehe

    Michele
  • fitz1191
    fitz1191 Posts: 50 Member
    Thanks Barbie for sharing that video it was very inspiring and motivating

    I know I'm not invisible on here you all have been so supportive and helpful I cherish all my new friends on here and all the nuggets you share

    katiejarr ha ha I was confused about the DH too for a bit you were kinder than I was I thought it meant darn husband hee hee dear or darling is much better.

    Still kinda dragging from the trip to my sons who woulda thought sitting in the car could wear you out so bad but that little car trip does me in every time will be back to my old self tomorrow I hope its Tuesday so thats my long day better get some rest
  • kateblue72
    kateblue72 Posts: 113
    Yvonne - Way to go on the triathalon! That's a huge pb!:flowerforyou:
  • jellyfishjen
    jellyfishjen Posts: 1,787 Member
    Ah oh, trying to avert a bad day, 2.30pm already eaten most of my calories, come on jen you can do this, you have had 8 good days make this 9. I'm tired and have a lot to do. Thats the problem. Not enough sleep and stressing. One job at a time, one day at a time. Going to reduce this to each hour now. Make each hour a success.
    End of self pep talk.
  • kackie
    kackie Posts: 676 Member
    Good Morning! (or evening, or day!)

    We had some nice, much needed rain here Sunday-Monday and now the sun is shining and it is a sparkly, beautiful morning:love:
    Perfect morning for a good run...or walk at least!

    Michelle: Rome? I must have missed a posting! How exciting!!! When do you leave? How long? I am jealous!!! Never been to Italy and I would love to go...room in your bag??? Also, I chuckled at the d*** husband on your reply. Some days they can be!?!...not so darling or dear:tongue:

    fitz: Hope you are feeling better after your drive. I agree...a day in a car is more tiring that a day moving around a lot!

    My scale is just wanting to be where it has been for a very long time. I am not worried about it, but am wondering if my body is telling me this is where it needs to be. I think it is easy to get hung up on a number you want to get to and it may not be a number my body is comfortable being at any more. I'll keep plugging away, but may have to adjust my "goal" number if this is where I stay. I have upped my exercise to as much as I think I can manage realistically, mixed it up and been eating real foods. I will try to monitor more closely any extras, but when burning a lot of calories, it is hard to cut too much out without causing some unwanted cravings. Time will tell!:ohwell:

    Take care, everyone! :heart: Kackie
  • tiarapants
    tiarapants Posts: 1,015 Member
    Hello ladies



    I'm sitting at my desk sipping spicy mulligatawny soup, it's probably not the best smell to have in the gallery, but I needed something with a bit of oomph to warm me up. I've even resorted to wearing my big, fluffy cardigan. Normally it's only me complaining about the cold, but the general consensus today isn that it is definitley not warm.



    Not sure why but I am feeling 'leaden' today as if I need to go for a good run or workout. Tomorrow is a non work day, although I have a hundred and one things to do after I've been for my weekly therapy appointment. I am determined to get a good gut-busting workout in as well, hopefully it will bust me out of the doldrums.



    I'm still missing my darling grand-twins so much. It's hardly surprising though. Since the argument I have gone from spending 36 hours a week with them on my own to getting to see them outside their house for an hour once a fortnight. It stinks! However, I do have the trip to Germany to see my DD#2 next month. I'm still trying to decide which outfit to take to wear to the opera. I'm thinking black with nude accessories - it is safe but can be glamorous too.



    It's time to do some more work, so I'll say toodlepip for now.



    Love to you all.

    Amanda x
  • ccmandel
    ccmandel Posts: 143 Member
    Morning...can I join?

    Would love to reach goal in May...or close to it!

    .....keep up with good eating habits
    .....exercise at LEAST 3 days a week
    .....increase cardio to 40,minutes


    Susan
  • myjourney2
    myjourney2 Posts: 424 Member
    Hope it is ok to join late :smile:

    My goal for May is to walk/run the Toronto Womens Only the end of this month. It is a big step for me! I will turn 61 on May 14th. The race is the weekend of the 25th.

    Another goal is to get in all my water every day. I hate drinking water and tend to only do so when I am working out.

    And my 3rd goal is to get into a size 18 plus jeans. My 20 plus are getting loose!
  • jb_2011
    jb_2011 Posts: 1,029 Member
    Happy Tuesday good news day! There's always lots of good news from everyone here. Definitely better than reading the newspaper. :bigsmile:

    Barbie, wasn't that a terrific video! Brought tears to my eyes! I especially loved the very last frame with his before and after photos where he was standing on his head. I had a good chuckle at that, what an amazing feat. And when he'd tumble over while trying to get into a certain position, boy, could I relate to that! I remember being in a similar predicament when I first started this journey. Whew. It really is something when we look back see how far we've come. Thanks for posting, it's worth watching again. :smile:

    Nancy, only 60-some hours now to the robo boot, YAY! You "took" your foot out to the lawn to sit in the sun, hahaha :laugh: And congrats on not having that toasted cheese!! Nice victory there. Keep us posted as to your DH's garden project, how fun!

    Oh yes the lettuce bun...it's also a great idea for tacos if you use large romaine leaves and double them up so that they'll hold the filling. I tried going without tortillas for awhile there, but found there's just something wonderful about the smell and taste of a fresh corn tortilla, so now I allow myself to have one. Just one. I've completely given up flour tortillas, even the spinach and veggie ones which I found taste and feel just like cardboard. :tongue:

    Laura, I loved how you put it......."this week will be a good one for a loss, but you know just about the time you are hoping for that life gets in the way and you are pushed off the wagon and you are sitting on the side of the road in the weeds" :smile: That's funny, and all so true. I have a friend that always tells me to stop putting a deadline on reaching my mini-goals, since almost every time I do, I find myself sprawled out on the side of the road in the weeds. :laugh:

    MSH, only 12 days left, yippee! Receiving the extra pay, too, great! Where will you be traveling to in Alaska? I have relatives there near Kodiak, they live on a secluded little island. I'd sure like to travel up to see them sometime.

    Cath, congrats on having water last night instead of munching! :drinker: Good for you! I'm on the same plan this week, no stuffing my face after dinner, and no wine. Bought some cans of lime-flavored seltzer water and splashed in a bit of POM juice. Makes for a lovely fizzy drink. Oh, and Winston! How cute he is! :love:

    Jellyfishjen, it's so tough to be "good" when over-tired and stressed. Hope you made out ok! Hour by hour, that's a good plan, I have days when I should look at it like that, too. Thanks for the idea. :wink:

    Kackie, I'm experiencing the same thing. My body seems to be very satisfied with staying put. I don't think I'll wage war against it this week, just try to be gentle with it, and show it that I care. :blushing:

    Guess I'd better scoot. More planting to do this morning, and I think I'll take my terrier-boy for a long hike in the woods before going to work this afternoon. Hope everyone has a wonderful day!

    :flowerforyou: jb
  • freyaskitty
    freyaskitty Posts: 50 Member
    Hi all. I'm new to MFP & 'only' 49. Close enough? hehe

    My goal for May is to actually stick to my eating plan for the month.

    I travel for my job and it can be a challange; however, I'm determined to make the best of it. I figure since I don't have to cook (or order) for anyone else but little ole me, I can really be specific on my choices. I'll be on the coasts (south and west) for about the next month so lots of fresh seafood! WOOHOO!!!
  • caminogirl
    caminogirl Posts: 56 Member
    Bump! So much happens in so short a time - best to all, I will catch up shortly but for now...trying my best to stare down the Girl Guide cookies sitting on the counter. If only carrots and celery came in chocolate and vanilla.
  • msh0530
    msh0530 Posts: 1,675 Member
    MSH, only 12 days left, yippee! Receiving the extra pay, too, great! Where will you be traveling to in Alaska? I have relatives there near Kodiak, they live on a secluded little island. I'd sure like to travel up to see them sometime.

    Basically, while in Alaska, we are going to drive the circle from Tok through Anchorage and Fairbanks and back to Tok, with side ventures to Valdez and Seward.

    I hope everyone is doing well today. I am now going to attempt to start cramming all of the work that I have left to do for the school year into the remaining days, so hold on! It's a whirlwind a-coming!

    I think that I will join Amanda in saying "toodlepip" because I love the sound of it! Mary
  • Laura80111
    Laura80111 Posts: 958 Member
    :flowerforyou: Here we are on Tuesday,

    Mary- good for you with only 12.5 days left:tongue: Then your road trip, I'm sure I can fit into some kind of trunk and I can be ready to go as soon as you tell me to be there:laugh: right now a vacation sounds soooo wonderful.

    Barbie- before I came on our topic I had just watched the video...it was so inspiring:flowerforyou:

    Jeannie- those Civil War reenactments sounds like something hubby & I would love to do/see we are hugh history buffs:love:

    Yvonne- I understand that closet full of clothes that don't fit:grumble: . Last night before getting ready for bed I was pulling clothes out that I consider "goal clothes" and am giving some a "in #5 more off" or "in#10 more off" ever since last Friday when I put on a pair of pants that were too tight last Sept and now are so baggy that they look funny...trying on the clothes seems like a good thing to do so I don't miss when something fits.:wink:

    Cath- so glad your little lamb is okay:flowerforyou:

    alwaysnancy- so glad you had a plan B for your exercise...sometimes my plan B isn't a plan at all and I just say skip it:blushing:

    Kat- I'm sure that many of us at sometime or other have wondered what all the letters mean glad you were able to figure it out:flowerforyou:

    fitz1191- hope you recover from your trip soon, it's amazing how sitting for hours wears one out.:ohwell:

    jellyfishjen- GREAT pep talk:flowerforyou:

    jb & Kackie- I think the last few pounds are the hardest. What I found the last time I was doing this:grumble: was each .2 of a pound came off "kicking & screaming and begging to stay put (on my hips & thighs)" you have come so far I'm sure that the rest will come off in time:drinker:

    Amanda- dressing up for the Opera, just dressing up sounds like fun. Since my job is with a landscape company and our property is on 10 acres in the country (outside the city of Denver) I wear jeans, sweatshirts, T-shirts and capri's & flip flops in the summer...so anytime I can dress up is fun for me:bigsmile:

    Caminogirl-great job of starring down those cookies....Saturday night I lost my battle and two of those cookies jumped into my mouth:blushing:

    Today is hubbys interview and as it happens he actually has two today, one this morning and one this afternoon...I am soooo hoping 14 months is a long time for no job :cry:

    Tonight our two grandsons will be over for a few hours as son #2 & DIL will be going to a meeting about kindergarten. The boys are so busy (4 & 20mo) and because it will be evening we won't be able to take them to the park behind our house so we will need to find some activities to keep them busy:huh:

    Last night I had my dinner all planned and then hubby noticed that the avacodos were very ripe so we changed dinner to include them...somehow I managed to keep my calories under control but I would have preferred eating my left over trout from Sat night...maybe tonight I'll get to eat it:wink:

    Everyone have a good day, log your food, drink your water:drinker: and let's keep moving...WE CAN DO IT:drinker:

    Laura80111:smile:
  • mazaron
    mazaron Posts: 329 Member
    Hello all, from the Sunny South of BC :happy:

    Yes, sunshine down the valley and across the mountains. I am sure there is less snow up there today.

    Smiles all round, :happy: today DH takes me to the city and tomorrow I get my robo-boot! There’s the added pleasure of spending a day with my parents (think crossword puzzles, strong coffee and great conversation), shopping at the Italian deli (think pecorino cheese, fresh pasta and olives) and maybe, just maybe, a stop at LuluLemon for some sweet summer workout clothes (think not likely, considering the company I’m travelling in!).

    Yesterday I finished another 10cm of the Metis sash I have been making for J’boy since he started kindergarten. I figure he can wear it when he graduates.:laugh: It’s traditional “finger weaving” which is time consuming but rewarding. DH’s mother’s family is Metis, from Ontario. For those of you from outside Canada, the Metis are decedents of Aboriginal women who had children with French or English fur traders back in the early settler days. It’s a distinct and fascinating culture.

    Woops! :noway: Took a few minutes off to make breakfast for J’boy and in the awkwardness of hopping around the kitchen knocked two raw eggs to the floor. I think even the awesomely delicious scrambled eggs with cheese I finally produced did not compensate him for having to clean up the mess!

    Laura80111 Best wishes for your husband’s job interviews & have fun with those busy boys. :drinker:

    Mary, what a bonus to know you have only 12 days of work left. Personally I don’t think the student should be told until the day before! That might keep them from unraveling quite so quickly. :wink:

    I loved the video, Barbiecat, thanks for sharing it.

    Jeannie, your day on the Camino Real sounds fantastic. DH and I are busy planning our summer road trip (can’t afford overseas this year) and that sounds like a good destination to put on the route. I will be sure to wear my pedometer or HRM so I can justify the calories in the beans and torillas! :ohwell:

    YvonnePtm, a Triathlon! Wowie-Yowie you are good! :flowerforyou:

    Skycath, I do enjoy your stories of life with ducklings and lambs. Thanks for sharing.

    Hey, to the other Nancy, your place sounds like ours (except we live in town) surrounded by wild turkeys, deer, ospreys and a panoramic view. Are you sure you don’t live in the Creston Valley?

    Jen, I know you made it through your day. Well done :flowerforyou:

    Kackie, I spent the four weeks before my surgery at the same weight. :noway: Exercise was up, food and wine pretty much under control. It made me crazy. I don’t know what I’m at now because I can’t balance long enough to stand on the scale. I think you’re right about “keep plugging away” but that’s kind of what it feels like, plodding along. I can see some muscle definition in my arms, though, that I am sure was not there before. As Red-Green says, “Hang in there and keep your stick on the ice, we’re all in this together”.

    Amanda, I hope you got your “good gut-busting workout” on your day off. Those endorphins do help the relieve doldrums. I must admit, in my case (such a shallow woman) that planning what to wear to the opera would also be cheering me up! Black and nude sounds perfect. I don’t think looking glamorous will be a challenge for you. :flowerforyou:

    Hasta pronto,

    from Nancy in the Creston Valley


    Goals for May:

    24 hours of exercise including weight training (no squats or lunges, gotta keep off that foot until the end of the month!)
    4 sets of 25 right leg straight lifts, bent knee lifts, and kick backs every day (can’t have my right thigh turning into a noodle now, can I?)
    Get the routine chores done – no procrastination!
    Act the way I want to feel.
  • msh0530
    msh0530 Posts: 1,675 Member
    Nancy in the Creston Valley: I just got to thinking about where you might live and I am curious. On the way home from our trip, we are considering spending one night at Redstreak Campground at Kootenay National Park near Radium Hot Springs. Is that near you? Mary
  • jam0525
    jam0525 Posts: 1,681 Member
    Marzaron - If you do make it to the Santa Fe area or New Mexico, please let me know. I'd love to drive up and catch up with you somewhere. We could go on a hike or something. This is the 150 year anniversary of some very historic events. There will be lots going on. Send me a message when you know if you will make here and when. I can keep an eye out for special events. Jeannie
  • meidson
    meidson Posts: 28 Member
    Hello All,
    Started my Tuesday at 4:30 am with the alarm clock, got dressed, and went to the gym for a brisk walk on the treadmill. After that, I showered, got dressed, and drove to the office. I bring my breakfast and lunch with me so that it is a more healthy choice of food. At 12:15 pm, I left my desk for a lunch-time yoga class. Upon returning to my desk, I ate my lunch while answering e-mail and decided to check out the message boards. Thank you all for your motivational posts and for allowing me to post my thoughts on this message board. Have a wonderful day everyone!
  • Lynn0713
    Lynn0713 Posts: 27
    Hello All I have been so tired today yesterday I went swimming with a trainer I am not a good swimmer so I was exhausted after 35 minutes. Then I worked in my garden a little and ended the night with a spin class. So at 55 I think I should be tired today. I have been eatting clean for 8 days now no diet coke or alchol the diet coke is a miracle. I can't even remember not drinking coke for breakfast. I know I started in high school when I could drive to school. Back in the day I was super skinny and couldn't gain weight I would eat breakfast that my mom made( southern breakfast with bacon or sausage) then stop at the local conveince store for a honey bun and real coke sometimes I would also but a zero candy bar. AWE those were the days.

    I weigh at day 10 which is this Thursday I hope i have a good weight loss. Wish me luck!!!!:smile:
  • SkinnyPennyNow
    SkinnyPennyNow Posts: 10 Member
    Hello All! I am new to this post and look forward to your inspiration to stay on point! When I first joined MFP a couple of years ago I enjoyed great success, but then life took over and I set MFP aside. Needless to say this was a MISTAKE! Now I am back on point and look forward to regaining my body for a BETTER life! I want to get and stay fit so that I can enjoy playing with my grandson and the new one on the way. Many thanks to you all for your inspiration (those comments I read prior to joining) and for the ongoing support that I know will come.

    I am glad to say that I did lose 5 pounds in April, had a backslide this past weekend - unfortunately I 'took the weekend off'' and realize that was a mistake.

    My goals for May are to lose another 5 pounds.

    Exercise - three days a week - planks, squats, leg lifts, seated squat, walk

    Thanks for letting me in!!
  • cfeljohnson
    cfeljohnson Posts: 2 Member
    I really want to get back using myfitnesspal. I enjoyed it when I had Friends. But, they all seemed to have left. It hasn't been easy trying to do it myself. :frown:

    So, I thought I should use Community for motiviation and support. And, here I found someone who has lost 70 lbs. What great inspiration!

    I think I'll come here often. :smile:
  • toomanycurves
    toomanycurves Posts: 110 Member
    Is it too late to join?
  • jellyfishjen
    jellyfishjen Posts: 1,787 Member
    Is it too late to join?

    Never to late. Pop on in and post and tell us about yourself. Its great here everyone sharing and caring.
  • jellyfishjen
    jellyfishjen Posts: 1,787 Member
    A quick good morning, have early morning doctors appointment and then straight on a train to the other side of the city ( take 1 1/2 - 2 hrs) to see my hyperhidrosis doctor and get some more botox injections. This will be my 2nd treatment. the first last November. how amazing after 51 years of excessive sweating and I mean excessive to finally have something that helps. Unfortunately its not just one jab in the arm for the whole body. Its a jab where ever needs treating. So even though its my whole body my head bothers me the most. summer or winter, i look like i have just stepped out of a shower and will have sweat dripping off me, ruining nicely styled hair within minutes. going out was a nightmare and I love the theatre. People would avoid thinking i had a desease. Don't blame them. i had to carry a hand towel with me at all times. of course as i got older people would just think i was having a hot flush. Anyway so much for being brief, I'm nervous and excited. it does hurt to have it done but so effective. Also very expensive, the Australian government do not yet recognise this a medical condition, its considered cosmetic. Urgg can't wait for someone in parliament to suffer from it. My daugher will come with me and I will stay with her tonight as her unit is then a short taxi ride from the doctors and i will be a bit out of it.
    I will have to work hard on staying within calories today which will be hard as other then breakfast and the banana for on the train. All else will have to be bought. Or made by my daughter. Will see what she has in the unit. Usually not much.

    I did get through yesterday and managed to bank some calories for Sunday which is Mothers Day. Having lunch and dinner out.

    ::flowerforyou: Good luck with weigh in Lynn

    :heart: good morning (wednesday here) and good evening to all


    Love from Jen in Sydney, Australia.
    Ps I need to find a list somewhere that tells me the abbreviations of all the USA states As most of the time I have no idea where you are. :laugh:

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