WOMEN AGES 50+ FOR FEBRUARY
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:happy: Hopefully I can post a little more now that the dreaded deadline for 1099s has past! :ohwell: Welcome to all those that have joined recently!:flowerforyou: :flowerforyou: It’s so good to see more people posting!
I like listening to all the ideas, and I have come to the conclusion that different things work for different people.
We all have to find what works for us individually and stick with it. As Barbie said, it’s important to be open to new ideas also.
For exercise, I like doing the treadmill everyday, and hope to get back to it tomorrow. (I have had a slight problem with my back). Exercise = food for me, so I eat my calories I exercise. I have lost 38 lbs since August doing that and it works for me….so far….:laugh: That may not work for someone else but it works for me so until it doesn’t…I’m going to stick with it!!
Also, drinking lots of water has helped.:drinker: :drinker: I know it’s hard but I keep water by my side at all times and just make sure I drink it. Some one once said something to me that was so simple and yet profound. “Just do it” It seems simple….but it helps me cut to the chase and get things done instead of thinking about them….. and/or ….if I should or could do whatever it is that I know I should be doing!
I track EVERYTHING….even the slips…:grumble: so I stay honest with what I’m doing. It’s just too easy for me to pick in stuff and forget I did it.:ohwell: I sliver things to death and wonder how I gain weight.:noway: Doing this has been a real eye opener as I had no idea just how many calories I was eating daily! :noway: Do you know how many calories are in trail mix??? :noway: I thought I was on a healthy kick when I was really packing it on!
So if I eat it….I track it!:flowerforyou:
Also, I take it one day at a time. I need to be patient and kind to myself….
I didn’t get to this weight overnight so I can’t expect to lose it overnight!! I'm on a journey, and the most important part of it is to live in the moment. I can’t change yesterday or predict tomorrow….but I can make choices in the present moment!
I have been “over the top” busy, so I have gotten sloppy. :grumble: OK…so that gives me something to aim for today…to have a clean and healthy day with food!:flowerforyou:
I know I’m improving because this week I picked in a dish of candy…I had a Twix bite size bar as well as a Rolo….I ate one Girl Scout cookie….and then thought…THEY JUST DON’T HAVE THE APPEAL THEY HAD A YEAR AGO! WOW!! :flowerforyou: :flowerforyou: :flowerforyou: Thank you God!! What a gift! Don’t want to blow it by continuing to eat junk food, especially sweets, because the craving WILL come back. :devil:
Didn’t mean to go on so….but posting helps me to be vigilant!
As the Terminator said….”I”M BACK”:laugh: :laugh:
I won’t be so long winded in the future…just happy to finally have the time to post!:happy:
Have a great February!!!
BirdieM:bigsmile:0 -
GOOD NEWS!!! I’m down six pounds for January. Didn’t hit my goal of eight, but I’m still pretty happy with the six. :drinker:
OTHER NEWS!! Had another couple (we don’t know them overly well) over for dinner on Sunday. They attend our church and we wanted to get to know them better . . our age and all that. Well, I decided to cook a dinner that was pretty much normal for us . . salmon, green salad, steamed veggies, fresh fruit. I apologized about it to them, only to find out they were relieved that they didn’t have to pick and choose or offend us with what they didn’t want to eat as they are also both trying to eat very healthy. Such a relief!!
And more news . . . had a bit of a wild morning :explode: . . pulled out of the garage (we live out in the country) early heading for work and the garage door would NOT close. Had to go in, unlock the upper locks, and then found there was no rope attached to the door to pull it down. Had to get a ladder, climb the ladder (nice work clothes!) and shove the end of the door trying to force it down. Ended up getting a rubber mallet and smacking the door into submission. Then dash back through the house with my workout bag to the waiting running vehicle in the drive. Got to work only to find out somewhere along the way I lost one workout shoe (dang it – new Nike Shox no less!) Not sure where it might have ended up, but decided that was NOT going to deter me . I have a spare set of old shoes in my trunk (muddy but serviceable) and I will be working out in those. I AM DETERMINED AND THIS WILL NOT HOLD ME BACK!!! (Kind of a “I am woman hear me roar” kind of moment, I tell you!)
And last – heading for Arizona this weekend for a fun quick trip with kids and grandbaby. Our daughter (32 years old) works out with a very gung ho personal trainer who says he can’t wait to kick my trash all over the place. So – I’m flying out with my best “dish it out” face . . . . wish me luck!!!!! :mad:
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Brady Congratulations on a great January!! :flowerforyou: Have a great time on your trip! ( Sorry about the door!! )
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Welcome Laura & Peggy,
I think that we will all agree on how important logging your food everyday is no matter what you eat. For me I joined to prove to my doctor that I had a thyroid problem and wasn't over eating. I had to bring her a food log of 60 days of food. Well, I brought her the log but it was with the amazement that I really was eating enough to weigh what I did. I started at 178 now I'm 153. From looking at my log I've been able to make a lot of substitution on things that I will never miss.
On the subject of depression - It seems like a lot of us get depressed here and there. My Dad, who is 90 and has short term memory loss and mild demencia, suffers from cancer related depression and is not a candidate for counseling due to his mental state. The doctors said that with him the best thing I could do for his depression is to get him up out of bed and dressed first thing every morning as soon as I can after he wakes up and to give him hot chocolate and a "feel good" breakfast. Luckily, his feel good breakfast is oatmeal. So that is what I do 7 days a week. He's up at 7, dressed drinking his hot cocoa and eating his Quaker Oats. It seems silly but it really does help. It gets the day off to a good start for him and his recovery since he got here in 2003 has been a miracle.
So, if your feeling down - get up when you wake up, get all the way dressed, have something that makes you feel comforted (that's not too fattening) and have a great day.
Time for me to do my exercises.
Have a great evening everyone,
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So, we begin a new month. Time to relect on where I am on my journey.
This is what I posted at the beginning of the month: January goals? Lose 5 pounds (maybe it will take this time), and continue to exercise. So, technically, according to my ticker, I didn't lose any. However, I did gain a little over 5 pounds over the holidays that I never added to my ticker, and they are gone now, so I guess I sort of made it. Now exercise, that one I am doing way better on. I am swimming an average of 3 times a week, and taking up the intensity that I am able to maintain at that every week. I am also using my Wii fit 3-5 times per week. So - am happy with that one. Now, on to February: February goals? Lose 5 pounds (maybe it will take this time), and continue to exercise. (Sound like a broken record yet??)
But the real "where I am on my journey?" I am in a place where even though I know that I have a lot left to accomplish, I have already accomplished a lot, and I'm proud of that. And - perhaps the most important part - I KNOW I CAN DO THIS! A year ago, I could not have said this. For me, I now know that quitting is not an option that I am willing to take. So I am happy, and know that I will continue to work, with the help of God and my cyber friends here. Come on and join my journey!
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Brady, you're amazing. I would have just left the garage door up.:laugh: Somehow, I have no doubt you'll be able to handle whatever your duaghter's trainer dishes out. Nonetheless, good luck.
Jackie, you had asked about Zumba. It's an dance-type exercise class. It is predominatly Latin music, but they are not "dances" . I do enjoy it, but it is quite a workout. It is 60 minutes of non-stop motion and fairly quick movements.
I already forgot what everyone else wrote. So, I think it's time to call it a day. I've already done so much damage. I was doing fine until I got home from the Y this evening and was hungry and shaky and ate everythign in sight as I made dinner. Unfortunatley, I just kept going after dinner. I was so bad that I did the elliptical for half hour. Too bad it barely made a dent in the excess calories I consumed. At least I avoided eating after my cut-off time of 9:30 p.m. so that's a step in the right direction. Anyway, tomorrow is a new day and I will try to be positive.
Take care everyone.
Zaza0 -
Better jump into the February thread. I did okay for January and lost 5 pounds. I started beginning of November 2009 at an all time high of 178. Considering I was 133 lbs 4 years ago, I gained most of the excess weight in the last 3 years. Mostly due to emotional upheavals in our family. Does emotional eating sound familiar to anyone? :grumble: For February I would like to lose 5 lbs (there, I've said it) 
when I am at work I do much better than when I am at home.
:flowerforyou: :flowerforyou: Welcome to the new ladies. It is great to read all the posts. You are a wonderful bunch. :flowerforyou:
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Wow, love reading your posts. Smart choices indeed Mary!
Vicki; when do we get to see you in your beautiful ball gown?
Welcome Laura and Peggy, so many new people in our neighborhood You're going to love it here.
Congratulations to all who are sharing their sucesses, and continued will power to the rest of us. This absolutely can be done.
We know that, and there are women here who have done it.
I had an ultrasound last week, that showed cysts and scarring on my ovaries, endometrial fibroids, and polyps. Tuesday of next week I will have a D&C and removal of this whole collection of spots, which will be sent out for biopsy.
I am quite certain all will be fine. Thank heaven we have the medical wherewithal to be treated for all of these issues.
I have neither gained nor lost weight. I have built muscle, I know this because I can see it. Yeah! I am exercising regularly, doing the power walking, jogging, resistance bands, weights, and intervals. I am doing fine on my calories. I really eat very healthy foods, alot of greens and vegetables. I do love rich foods but do not eat them in large quantities. I am an omnivore and do love my protiens. I am not having any difficulty with my water consumption. Drink alot everyday. My exercise calories run from 250 on an overload at work day, to 900 on my heavy workout days. The Dr. would like to me to eat more calories, but I tried this once before with no additional weight loss.
My goals for this month remain the same. To pursue a healthy lifestyle, stay the course, drink the H2O, and build muscle.
So if you see a bulked up, chubby women jogging to the restroom it could be me!:bigsmile: Alice 0 -
Just wanted to say hi to everyone and happy February. I am very committed and hope to lose 5 pounds for February.
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Birdie - Welcome back!!! It's good to have you. I know January was a tough month and you made it!!!
Brady - Good for you for moving forward with the older tenny shoes. It could have been too easy to use that as an excuse not to work out. I can hardly wait to hear about your workout with your daughter's trainer. Show him what you can do!!!0 -
Hello to all of you wonderful ladies! Welcome Newcomers.
I'm back after a frightfully busy week. The company has come and gone, the funeral is over (MIL had a lovely funeral with about 30-32 people attending). That was amazing considering how old she was and that she had outlived all of her immediate family, husband, husband's family, and close friends.
How did I do on my January goals? Not too great, but not too awful. I did FINALLY make my 40 pounds lost - WOO HOO!!! Exercised faithfully for at least 3/4 of the month and did add back in my weights/strength two times a week. Didn't do too great on drinking more water and less caffiene, but did excellent on keeping up on daily devotions and daily journalling.
Yesterday was my quiet day. We took my son Greg to the airport and swung by church to drop off memorials that had come in. Then I spent a good portion of the day reading an OA book on Abstinence, defining my own abstinence and food plan. Yesterday was Day 1. For my abstinence is going to be three meals per day with dessert at dinner that I can eat at dinnner or save for later in the evening. My food plan is 1200 calories per day to include: 2 glasses of milk, 3 grains, 6 fruits and vegetables, and 3-4 oz of protein.
Good luck to everyone in the new month. Terri 0 -
Morning everyone;
It's so cold here and we are getting freezing rain this morning! No school here and if school is cancelled tomorrow we won't have bowling league either. I am sore from all the shoveling I did yesterday so am finding it hard to get motivated to exercise today. I promise I will do it though.
Louise; Is "tenny shoes" a southern term? We always called them that growing up and I was just wondering.
Teri: Nice to see you smiling face again. I am glad everything went well and that you are ready to get back on track.
Birdie; Glad to see that you aren't so overwhelmed and are back to posting.
Jackie: I don't really like water either but I started drinking plain seltzer water a number of years back. The bubbles in it gives you the refreshment of drinking a good cold soda without all the calories. It comes flavored too.
I must get on with my day. I hope we all make wise choices and are true to what we really want to do.
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Cindy - I never thought about "tenny shoes" being a Southern term. I was born here and have lived here all of my life. It is the only term I know, but perhaps people in other parts of the country call them something else. Isn't that a hoot? I'm so Southern that I don't even know what is not Southern?!?!?!?!?:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:0
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Morning Ladies,
I felt really happy about getting to the gym yesterday. I fought off hunger so much better. This morning is kinda for my self. Hubby went to drop off his uniforms so they will start paying him his retirement pension. Nice having him home all day (so far ) It's my son's birthday today. He his thirty six. I have doctor's appointments this afternoon with my parents.
It's cloudy here now. This sun was shinning earlier but not anymore. I have to go to the dentist tomorrow for general cleaning. I hate the Dentist. Can't wait til that is over. :bigsmile:
Some of my other family members are pitching in on making meals for my parents and that is a big help.
To all who are working the program. :drinker: :drinker:
To all who are thinking about working the program. :laugh: :laugh: (me included). I'm just trying to have a laugh. Some who know me I can get a little crazy at times. Kathy (plantlady) 0 -
Good morning-
I forgot it was Feb. Thank you Barbicat for posting the link from the Jan. thread! :flowerforyou:
By the way, all of you who have already posted are very inspiring. I look at your weight loss tickers and read that your clothes fit better and that you make great choices about eating and exercising, etc and I feel like I need that kick in the pants to make the same good choices.
I thought I had been doing better, but apparently I still have a very hard time grasping that I can't and shouldnt' eat the way I did when I was younger. I used to be able to lose 2-3 pound pretty easily. Not so anymore. :mad: Maybe that's the menopause effect and that's what is so different. Anyway, I'm a little frustrated to see the scale move in the wrong direction despite 2 vigorous exercise class this week-end. I am also aggravated because I actually have to go shopping today and look for a bigger size so I have one outfit to take to Florida next week-end. I swore I would never let it get this bad, but a few days is not enough time to fit into what I have.:explode:
So, lesson learned. My broad goal for Feb. is to modify what and how much I eat. I need to break that down into somehting more attainable and measurable, but haven't figured that out yet.
Thanks for listening to this rant. Good luck everyone w/your goals.
Zaza
Zaza, have you started using the Free Calorie counter on this website ? If you have filled out the profile of what you weigh and how much you WANT to weigh, it will tell you how many calories you can have per day in order to achieve that goal. It is easy to see that the "old habits" we have gotten into aren't going to get us where we want to be. You have to get your "head" in the game and your body will follow. Good luck !!!0 -
Hello All:flowerforyou: I was wondering where all the women my age were. I only started this January really working on the new and improved me. So many of you are an inspiration...I'm not doing too good in the exercise department, but did pretty good in the eating and weight loss area. Glad to be part of this "speciality" club.:drinker:
Glad you found us.....welcome to the best "over 50" club on the net !!0 -
:happy: Hopefully I can post a little more now that the dreaded deadline for 1099s has past! :ohwell: Welcome to all those that have joined recently!:flowerforyou: :flowerforyou: It’s so good to see more people posting!
I like listening to all the ideas, and I have come to the conclusion that different things work for different people. We all have to find what works for us individually and stick with it. As Barbie said, it’s important to be open to new ideas also.
For exercise, I like doing the treadmill everyday, and hope to get back to it tomorrow. (I have had a slight problem with my back). Exercise = food for me, so I eat my calories I exercise. I have lost 38 lbs since August doing that and it works for me….so far….:laugh: That may not work for someone else but it works for me so until it doesn’t…I’m going to stick with it!!
Also, drinking lots of water has helped.:drinker: :drinker: I know it’s hard but I keep water by my side at all times and just make sure I drink it. Some one once said something to me that was so simple and yet profound. “Just do it” It seems simple….but it helps me cut to the chase and get things done instead of thinking about them….. and/or ….if I should or could do whatever it is that I know I should be doing!
I track EVERYTHING….even the slips…:grumble: so I stay honest with what I’m doing. It’s just too easy for me to pick in stuff and forget I did it.:ohwell: I sliver things to death and wonder how I gain weight.:noway: Doing this has been a real eye opener as I had no idea just how many calories I was eating daily! :noway: Do you know how many calories are in trail mix??? :noway: I thought I was on a healthy kick when I was really packing it on! So if I eat it….I track it!:flowerforyou:
Also, I take it one day at a time. I need to be patient and kind to myself…. I didn’t get to this weight overnight so I can’t expect to lose it overnight!! I'm on a journey, and the most important part of it is to live in the moment. I can’t change yesterday or predict tomorrow….but I can make choices in the present moment!
I have been “over the top” busy, so I have gotten sloppy. :grumble: OK…so that gives me something to aim for today…to have a clean and healthy day with food!:flowerforyou:
I know I’m improving because this week I picked in a dish of candy…I had a Twix bite size bar as well as a Rolo….I ate one Girl Scout cookie….and then thought…THEY JUST DON’T HAVE THE APPEAL THEY HAD A YEAR AGO! WOW!! :flowerforyou: :flowerforyou: :flowerforyou: Thank you God!! What a gift! Don’t want to blow it by continuing to eat junk food, especially sweets, because the craving WILL come back. :devil:
Didn’t mean to go on so….but posting helps me to be vigilant!
As the Terminator said….”I”M BACK”:laugh: :laugh:
I won’t be so long winded in the future…just happy to finally have the time to post!:happy:
Have a great February!!!
BirdieM:bigsmile:
Sounds like you've gotten your motivation back.....good for you. I also have been getting sloppy. Taking a pinch here, a sliver there, just a bite of that.....it certainly adds up.
If posting helps you to stay focused.....then "just do it" !!!0 -
Just a quick post . . . I FOUND MY OTHER SHOE!!!!!!!!! Dropped in the driveway in the chaos of yesterday. Grateful to have it back! Did my 50 min on the elliptical and 20 min of weights in my old muddy “walk the dog” shoes, but I decided it didn’t matter . . . I was still there and burned over 600 calories!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :devil:
I wonder how many calories I burned being so frustrated?? Next post will be from sunny Arizona!! 0 -
:Okay laides, I'm going to try to do better. I've been so busy working outside the home, as well as inside, that I feel I don't have any time to relax. I haven't been posting because I don't have time to read everyone's post and I feel selfish if I just write about what I'm doing and not comment on anyone else. :blushing: :blushing:
I've enjoyed browsing through your posts today but unfortunately can't respond to them all......I'm so far behind.
I did get a chuckle out of "muffin top". :happy: :happy: That's a perfect way to describe those pants that push everything "up". Congrats to all of you who have gotten into those smaller clothes.
I'm maintaining, but not losing. My busy schedule doesn't give me time to plan meals and I'm having trouble finding time to exercise. However, I did get on the treadmill today and burned 350 calories. I am too tired in the evening to exercise and too tired in the morning to get up early to exercise before work. Any suggestions ???? Quit my job maybe ???:laugh: :laugh:0 -
Just a quick post . . . I FOUND MY OTHER SHOE!!!!!!!!! Dropped in the driveway in the chaos of yesterday. Grateful to have it back! Did my 50 min on the elliptical and 20 min of weights in my old muddy “walk the dog” shoes, but I decided it didn’t matter . . . I was still there and burned over 600 calories!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :devil:
I wonder how many calories I burned being so frustrated?? Next post will be from sunny Arizona!!
Glad you found your shoe.......Have a great time in Sunny Arizona !!0 -
just finished a salad for lunch.
Kathy (plantlady)0 -
N.Wales calling..... UK that is! I'll say that because I've found out that there's a N.Wales in Pennsylvania. A very strong Welsh base there from Historical days!!
Well ... today has been good so far!! I've actually drunk 3 glasses of water - plain water at that!! :drinker:
I've static cycled 20 minutes too.
I've been good with the calories - still have quite a few to go as well.
All your successes have shamed me into thinking I must do better! If you can - surely I can!
Another female in the household must also go on a diet. One of our cats - We have two, both rescue cats - Sapphire - is a pudding!! We do try and limit her intake but she still seems to be well rounded and weighs a ton!!! It doesn't help that she'll eat the food of our other cat - Chaz- if possible. We place his food up high as she can't jump up too high. Her legs are only short (breed is ...Himalayan - blue eyes- hence Sapphire- , thick light & dark chocolate col. fur and...very short legs!! She hated going out in the snow!) Chaz is the opposite - a Rag Doll Burman - like a long haired Seal Point Siamese with white paws tips! He's lean and a very picky eater. So .... Sapphy is to have her food weighed and no extras!! .......BIT LIKE ME THEN!!!!:ohwell:
I was good with the shopping last week and bought two nets of Mandarin oranges for desserts . Great I thought until I had one!! Previous purchases had been lovely and sweet but these are down right sour. Not just sharp but SOUR!!
I could of course peel them whole and poach them in a lovely sugar syrup with ginger and cinnamon, leave to cool and serve with loads of freshly whipped cream.........but I'm not!! Anyone know what I can do to make them edible! My Mum actually ate the rest of one tonight without even wincing!! I thought it was worse than eating a lemon!!!:noway:
Keep going ... the journey's started by being here on MFP!!!
Jackie0 -
Jackie - my suggestion for the mandarins is.........................GIVE THEM TO MUM!!! LOL!!!0
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Just a quick post . . . I FOUND MY OTHER SHOE!!!!!!!!! Dropped in the driveway in the chaos of yesterday. Grateful to have it back! Did my 50 min on the elliptical and 20 min of weights in my old muddy “walk the dog” shoes, but I decided it didn’t matter . . . I was still there and burned over 600 calories!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :devil:
I wonder how many calories I burned being so frustrated?? Next post will be from sunny Arizona!!
Brady--
I guess that's what they mean by "waiting for the other shoe to drop"--just didn't know it meant in the driveway!!!:laugh: :laugh: Glad you found your shoe!!!
Barb0 -
hello to you out there even in the UK
I am just taking a minute to reach out and say that I am logging my food and trying to keep my focus. I so want to get into a new size. I have an outfit given to me for Xmas that is beautiful. And it is two sizes smaller at least.
Not only that, but I want to be lighter so I can do fun stuff. Sooooo tired of not keeping up without extreme difficulty. Well, keep at it. We all need each other. Be blessed. kc0 -
Sheilajane, I just wanted to answer your question about the calorie counter. I do use it, but sometimes I avoid it (a lot I guess) and that's how I get into trouble. You are so right about getting the head into the game. Unfortunately, my head keeps thinking that I am younger and can still eat whatever I want. I must be a slow learner. But, I'm here now and trying again. Thanks for your help and support.:flowerforyou:
Zaza0 -
:flowerforyou: :flowerforyou: :flowerforyou:
A year ago I weighed 70 pounds more than I do today......I started like Terri.....planning my food for the day and sticking to the plan.....I ate only what was on my plan and nothing else no matter who offered it to me or how healthy or benign it was. I logged all my food on MFP and read lots of posts on MFP to get ideas about food and exercise and to be in the company of people who cared about my food and exercise and weight loss successes and challenges.
Now I'm moving on to the new challenge of maintaining the loss and finding balance in my life.......this has been a lifestyle change and I don't want to find myself celebrating at the pizza parlor or Dairy Queen :laugh: :laugh:
:flowerforyou: My goals for January were to do yoga (I failed miserably) learn about maintenance (I think I learned enough to get me going for this month) and stay connected to MFP (I did that successfully except for the week of my trip)
:flowerforyou: My goals for February are to do yoga (if at first you don't succeed, try, try again), add calories gradually to find the balance for maintaining my weight, and to do strength training (I've failed miserably at this before, so I'm trying again :laugh: )
Let's make this a great month for all of us........never, never, never give up hugs, Barbie 0 -
Sheilajane, I just wanted to answer your question about the calorie counter. I do use it, but sometimes I avoid it (a lot I guess) and that's how I get into trouble. You are so right about getting and can still eat whatever I want. I must be a slow learner. But, I'm here now and trying again. Thanks for your help and support.:flowerforyou:
Zaza
Actually, I have a tendancy to avoid using the calorie counter when I haven't eaten right that day. Bad, bad, bad move......that is avoiding accountability.0 -
Mary – That is an awesome exercise goal. I bet it will “stick” this time and February will see the scale move downward.
Alice – You’re too funny. I will be on the lookout for you. Muscle is important and I bet your weight will go down this month too.
Terri – I hope this week is better for you.
Brady – two shoes are better than one. I’m glad you found it. Where in AZ will you be? Some place warm? Be sure to have some green chili while you’re there.
To all that I did not respond to individually - I hope you all meet your goals and hold up under what ever comes your way.
Our new yoga instructor put us through quite the workout today. 20 minutes on abs! I am tired, but relaxed. I was only 1 calorie over today ending the day at 1301 and I did not use my exercise calories.
I need to work on my neck. It's looking like it's missing a few pounds just by itself. I looked up exercises for neck toning but any one has some advice I'm listening.
Have a great evening,
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Terri – I hope this week is better for you.
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Jeannie
Thanks Jeanie. Just finished a soup supper here at my house (soup was provided...all I had to do was heat it up in crock pots), meeting and game night for my church circle. Earlier today I bought breakfast at the local HyVee for two brothers and one sister in town as it was my turn also to host sibling "lunch". I moved it to breakfast to allow time to pick up and get ready for tonight. So, even though I had activity today, it really was easy on me.
Barbie...wow 70 pounds:happy: :flowerforyou: . You are definitely my role model. How wonderful and how happy you must be. Maintenance will be challenging (I am quite sure of that as I've never been able to do it successfully:frown: ...except for this time I truly do believe it is going to be different -- this sight and OA are making all the difference).
Day 2 of abstinence down! Have a good night all:yawn: Terri 0
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