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    Confession Time! ((ABSOLUTELY NO JUDGEMENT))

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    • Posts: 3,944 Member
      selena_teresa wrote: »
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      GIF of the year!
    • Posts: 5,761 Member
      bkhamill wrote: »
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      You are correct, we lost my son's baby boy - he lived two hours after birth. Two years before that the same son had a daughter that lived 23 days. My daughter is pregnant with her second child (the first is 3 1/2 and he is the joy of my life) She is having a girl this time. She, (or rather her husband) fortunately does not suffer from the same genetic disorder that affects my son and his wife. It is called Spinal Muscular Atrophy and only affects offspring if both parents carry the abnormal gene that causes it, and even then only affects 25% of births to parents who are both carriers, so it is pretty rare.

      Oh, I'm so sorry! That is heartbreaking. I'm glad you are being blessed with grandchildren from your daughter but I'm sure that is extremely difficult for your son and his wife. I'm hoping somehow they can experience the joy of being parents even if they have to pursue other options.
    • Posts: 1,289 Member
      tincanonastring wrote: »
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      That's what I figured you meant. I was confused though: what are you going to blow and what is the "this" that you need to combat? Do you think you're going to blow the secret before they cut the cake?

      Also, PROTIP: have them cut the cake with a piece of waxed, unflavored dental floss so the inside doesn't stick to the knife and ruin the surprise.

      I will be blowing my calories for the day I make this cake, I cannot make a cake, where I have to trim it (level it to stack layers) and make icing without eating said trimmings with any available icing. This is why I gave up cake decorating when I started my wellness journey back in August. (and probably a significant reason I needed to go on a wellness journey to start with)
    • Posts: 3,979 Member
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      tincanonastring is the winner of this thread between the book stuff and the Master Peep Cleanse. Can I steal this bit and start suggesting it on all those "need 2 loose weight fast i have 2 wks"[sic] threads? I don't want to claim intellectual credit for it but I can't stop giggling when I read it.
    • Posts: 110 Member
      spiritfire13 wrote: »
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      Having someone to talk to would be awesome.

      I am usually close to the computer via my phone or work computer if you want to be friends and send messages when you want to talk. :)
    • Posts: 3,944 Member
      peleroja wrote: »
      tincanonastring is the winner of this thread between the book stuff and the Master Peep Cleanse. Can I steal this bit and start suggesting it on all those "need 2 loose weight fast i have 2 wks"[sic] threads? I don't want to claim intellectual credit for it but I can't stop giggling when I read it.

      Technically, it's the 10 Day Master Peep Cleanse(TM) and it's really meant for the cleansing/detox threads, but feel free to spread it around. I love a good ego stroking.
    • Posts: 3,944 Member
      bkhamill wrote: »
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      I will be blowing my calories for the day I make this cake, I cannot make a cake, where I have to trim it (level it to stack layers) and make icing without eating said trimmings with any available icing. This is why I gave up cake decorating when I started my wellness journey back in August. (and probably a significant reason I needed to go on a wellness journey to start with)

      Mmm...that's a toughie, but what if you took the extra calories you eat this weekend, divide them by 7 and add them gradually over the course of the next week? That way you can still be at a deficit (or at least maintenance!) after the week is over.
    • Posts: 146 Member
      MaggieLoo79 wrote: »
      I wear spanx all the time. I never leave the house without something to keep my tummy held in. :(

      e too. I feel fat and jiggly without it. It doest really keep me sucked in though. Perhaps I am too fanfor ot.
    • Posts: 45 Member
      I balance on my scale with my toes positioned right on the very front edge. It shaves 3-4 pounds off from what I'd get if I stood square in the center. I defend this by reminding myself that the highest recorded weight I have on here was achieved doing that so I might as well continue the trend.
    • Posts: 30,886 Member
      JPW1990 wrote: »
      I just opened facebook and saw several people I know passing this around. I confess, I honestly don't see the appeal of a bacon hot dog served on a Krispy Kreme bun:
      http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2015/03/17/634495/

      I confess I was relieved that it's not actually a local hot dog.
    • Posts: 135 Member
      A few new confessions :

      1) I just got a Fitbit for my birthday and find myself swinging my arms in a comical fashion when walking since I want to make sure and get credit for my steps.

      2) I usually keep Rotisserie chicken on hand and find myself rage eating (as in, ravenously gnawing on the bones) as soon as I get home from a tough workout. May have to stop buying it altogether since it keeps putting me over on calories.

      3) I eat Gnu Foods fiber bars even though they have a…..room-clearing effect.
    • Posts: 43 Member
      serafinelaveaux wrote: »
      I balance on my scale with my toes positioned right on the very front edge. It shaves 3-4 pounds off from what I'd get if I stood square in the center. I defend this by reminding myself that the highest recorded weight I have on here was achieved doing that so I might as well continue the trend.

      This made me laugh as I have been tempted but been (kinda) honest with the scales by obviously thinking there's no point kidding myself but we have 2 electronic scales and one is very random and one quite stable so I weigh myself on both and take the lowest. I have been doing this for the past 24 lbs loss so figure its not going to suddenly jump up 24 lbs !!!!
    • Posts: 37 Member
      Looby47 wrote: »
      This made me laugh as I have been tempted but been (kinda) honest with the scales by obviously thinking there's no point kidding myself but we have 2 electronic scales and one is very random and one quite stable so I weigh myself on both and take the lowest. I have been doing this for the past 24 lbs loss so figure its not going to suddenly jump up 24 lbs !!!!

      This - we have two, my husband uses one exclusively and use both - I just record the more flattering one.

    • Posts: 2,950 Member
      tincanonastring wrote: »
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      Technically, it's the 10 Day Master Peep Cleanse(TM) and it's really meant for the cleansing/detox threads, but feel free to spread it around. I love a good ego stroking.

      That is how I read the bolded part, and I laughed. Yes, I am a perv

    • Posts: 37 Member
      My (soldier) husband is 38, and can still literally eat whatever he wants. Tasty Cake? Sure. Fast food lunches? Okies. Huge steak dinners? No problem. If he notices a little chub, he stops eating like that for 5 days and it's gone. Sometimes I get so jealous of this it makes me sick. (On his behalf, he loves my big butt and is super supportive - whatever makes me feel happy with myself is what he wants for me. Hard to hate someone so good).

      Sigh.
    • Posts: 37 Member
      nicsflyingcircus wrote: »
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      That is how I read the bolded part, and I laughed. Yes, I am a perv

      MFP needs a like button. Or a +1. I'll take either....
    • Posts: 3,979 Member
      nicsflyingcircus wrote: »
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      That is how I read the bolded part, and I laughed. Yes, I am a perv

      Well, the beard kinda invites it, right? All the cartoon supervillains do it.
    • Posts: 559 Member
      oh my goodness i have so many confessions. I just had a thumbprint cookie. I also beat myself up a lot. I lost 10 pounds in 2 months and I am struggling for the last 5 pounds before my SO comes home from overseas. I really do feel like giving up eating ice cream.
    • Posts: 1,505 Member
      tincanonastring wrote: »
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      I talk about "Alternative Colors" and their many uses in Chapter 39 of my book, The 10 Day Master Peep Cleanse: Cleansing And You, or How I Stopped Fearing And Learned To Love The Peep.

      I need 17 copies so I can give them out at Easter.
    • Posts: 1,071 Member
      AgentOrangeJuice wrote: »
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      they have parties for this? is this new baby gender, or transitioning from one gender to another?

      if it's new baby gender, go with pastel pinks and blues

      American's have parties for everything. Baby's gender, pregnancy, engagement, god knows how many different parties for the wedding etc

      American's are mad ;)
    • Posts: 3,928 Member
      debrag12 wrote: »
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      American's have parties for everything. Baby's gender, pregnancy, engagement, god knows how many different parties for the wedding etc

      American's are mad ;)

      Just sounds like more reasons to have cake. Which I am okay with ;)
    • Posts: 2,424 Member
      debrag12 wrote: »
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      American's have parties for everything. Baby's gender, pregnancy, engagement, god knows how many different parties for the wedding etc

      American's are mad ;)

      Don't forget the divorce is final parties.
    • Posts: 26,368 Member
      JPW1990 wrote: »
      I just opened facebook and saw several people I know passing this around. I confess, I honestly don't see the appeal of a bacon hot dog served on a Krispy Kreme bun:
      http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2015/03/17/634495/

      ... yuck.

      But this I'd totally eat

      Churro-Dog.jpg

    • Posts: 225 Member
      The lowest weight I ever was like 109 when I was partying a lot as a teen I'm starting my weight loss journey tomorrow hoping to get down to like 125 or 122 wish me luck I'm going to the beach this year for the first time in YEARS so I wanna feel comfortable I'm extremely happy my weight is the last thing that needs to be fixed in my life I did all the other work to get inner peace so the weight is the last thing that needs to change
    • Posts: 4,374 Member
      JPW1990 wrote: »
      I just opened facebook and saw several people I know passing this around. I confess, I honestly don't see the appeal of a bacon hot dog served on a Krispy Kreme bun:
      http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2015/03/17/634495/
      I'd like this a lot more if it were just the bacon and the doughnut.

    • Posts: 4,195 Member
      Francl27 wrote: »
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      ... yuck.

      But this I'd totally eat

      Churro-Dog.jpg

      The "bacon hot dog" looks like one of those mass-produced, Mexican-style churros.

      I would eat a real Spanish churro with orange zest...mmmm.
    • Posts: 1,119 Member
      JPW1990 wrote: »
      I just opened facebook and saw several people I know passing this around. I confess, I honestly don't see the appeal of a bacon hot dog served on a Krispy Kreme bun:
      http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2015/03/17/634495/

      I'd try it because what the hell, but I bet it would end up in the trash after the first bite.
    • Posts: 169 Member
      Confession - I've never had a Krispy Kreme but the Reese's peanut butter ones are making me seriously consider it!
    • Posts: 551 Member
      noaddedsugarx wrote: »
      Confession - I've never had a Krispy Kreme but the Reese's peanut butter ones are making me seriously consider it!

      Krispy Kreme is overrated; my mom works for a local donut shop and theirs blow KK's out of the water.
    • Posts: 1,765 Member
      When I was 22, I weighed 75kg - and thought I was overweight, and was trying desperately to lose weight. 173cm.

      Now I am 26, and weigh 107.

      I kinda wish I could go back in time and give my younger self a whack upside the head.

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