Confession Time! ((ABSOLUTELY NO JUDGEMENT))
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ladybuggnorris wrote: »Confession 2: I do not understand peoples' obsession with beards (no offense "Tincan"...I think you are great and one of the main reasons I come back every day). When I see posts with actors pre and post beard, I ALWAYS think they are way better looking without the beard. Just not a fan, I guess. That being said, I haven't seen my husband without a goatee (not a REAL beard, I know) for over 12 years.
My husband goes full mountain man and grows a beard during hunting season. I have to admit, I'm always a little disappointed when he shaves it off.
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ddrhellbunny wrote: »This thread so makes my day.
Ok, confession: I ran on the treadmill for 30 minutes straight yesterday at a good pace and was quite proud of myself since I am NOT a runner.
Anyway, beautiful day today, decided to go to the park and try to run there... couldn't bust out more than 15 minutes at a mere jog, ugh, such disappoint.
It sucks, because I have such great stamina... well for ddr anyway. I can play that game on heavy mode for hours straight and not get tired.
Fun note though, did find an awesome bike trail and did get to walk on a giant log over the river. Terrifying, but AWESOME. oh yeah...and pricker bushes. >.< nuuuu
I run better on my treadmill than I do outdoors. Weird...0 -
My daughter woke up from her nap before I got to finish my walk on my treadmill, so I kept my heart rate monitor on while I did a few chores (laundry, picking up toys, etc.) so I could log the extra calories. Then I used those extra calories to justify having a cookie dough truffle.0
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I went to Whole Foods to get gluten free treats for tonight and ended up buying pizza, chocolate croissants and a double chocolate cookie instead.
This is why I shouldn't be unsupervised while shopping if I haven't eaten yet.
Also, that cookie was incredible and I regret NOTHING!0 -
ddrhellbunny wrote: »This thread so makes my day.
Ok, confession: I ran on the treadmill for 30 minutes straight yesterday at a good pace and was quite proud of myself since I am NOT a runner.
Anyway, beautiful day today, decided to go to the park and try to run there... couldn't bust out more than 15 minutes at a mere jog, ugh, such disappoint.
It sucks, because I have such great stamina... well for ddr anyway. I can play that game on heavy mode for hours straight and not get tired.
Fun note though, did find an awesome bike trail and did get to walk on a giant log over the river. Terrifying, but AWESOME. oh yeah...and pricker bushes. >.< nuuuu
I run better on my treadmill than I do outdoors. Weird...
I DO TOO! Personally for me I believe it's a mental thing!0 -
tincanonastring wrote: »Confession #1 It really wasn't a typo. My 2 1/2 year old is a sponge these days. Last week, my daughter, my dog and I were going outside to play and the dog was hopping around like crazy because, well, she's crazy. So I threw her frisbee in the yard to get her out of the way & she jumped right up the 5 foot rock retaining wall. I said "holy crap". Guess what the next 2 words out of my daughters mouth were. I'm really watching my language now
When my daughter was about that age, we were looking out the window and our dog ran by. She said, "Where the hell does he think he's going?!" To which her dad replied, "Wonder where the hell she got that from." You definitely have to be careful, everything will be repeated, many times, at the most inopportune moments.
It's funny how moments like that stand out in my memory. She's 21 now!
Yep. Told my son we could not stop for ice cream on the way to day care (7:45am) the other day and he stared forlornly out the window. Under his breath, barely audible, I heard, "Dammit."
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berlynnwall wrote: »berlynnwall wrote: »Confession: The guys from Supernatural are going to be in my state, about 6 hours away from me this weekend and I really really want to drive over to see them. Sometimes, younger girls try to make me feel weird for liking those guys, but then I have to say - hey, those guys are MY age!
Please tell me you're going! I LOVE those guys. Especially Jensen Ackles. AKA Dean Winchester.
I really want to, but I think I'm going to have to be responsible instead. We are going to the coast (same area) in about 2 weeks, so I don't think I can justify spending money to go there now too. Sad day. If I can make it work, Im going to do it though.
In the ever so wise words of the infamous Tim Gunn, "Make it work!"
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tincanonastring wrote: »Confession #1 It really wasn't a typo. My 2 1/2 year old is a sponge these days. Last week, my daughter, my dog and I were going outside to play and the dog was hopping around like crazy because, well, she's crazy. So I threw her frisbee in the yard to get her out of the way & she jumped right up the 5 foot rock retaining wall. I said "holy crap". Guess what the next 2 words out of my daughters mouth were. I'm really watching my language now
When my daughter was about that age, we were looking out the window and our dog ran by. She said, "Where the hell does he think he's going?!" To which her dad replied, "Wonder where the hell she got that from." You definitely have to be careful, everything will be repeated, many times, at the most inopportune moments.
It's funny how moments like that stand out in my memory. She's 21 now!
Yep. Told my son we could not stop for ice cream on the way to day care (7:45am) the other day and he stared forlornly out the window. Under his breath, barely audible, I heard, "Dammit."
hahaha that's amazing0 -
ddrhellbunny wrote: »This thread so makes my day.
Ok, confession: I ran on the treadmill for 30 minutes straight yesterday at a good pace and was quite proud of myself since I am NOT a runner.
Anyway, beautiful day today, decided to go to the park and try to run there... couldn't bust out more than 15 minutes at a mere jog, ugh, such disappoint.
It sucks, because I have such great stamina... well for ddr anyway. I can play that game on heavy mode for hours straight and not get tired.
Fun note though, did find an awesome bike trail and did get to walk on a giant log over the river. Terrifying, but AWESOME. oh yeah...and pricker bushes. >.< nuuuu
If you love DDR, you need to watch "The FP"0 -
AgentOrangeJuice wrote: »ddrhellbunny wrote: »This thread so makes my day.
Ok, confession: I ran on the treadmill for 30 minutes straight yesterday at a good pace and was quite proud of myself since I am NOT a runner.
Anyway, beautiful day today, decided to go to the park and try to run there... couldn't bust out more than 15 minutes at a mere jog, ugh, such disappoint.
It sucks, because I have such great stamina... well for ddr anyway. I can play that game on heavy mode for hours straight and not get tired.
Fun note though, did find an awesome bike trail and did get to walk on a giant log over the river. Terrifying, but AWESOME. oh yeah...and pricker bushes. >.< nuuuu
If you love DDR, you need to watch "The FP"
The FP? never heard of it. link?
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I posted this to my feed but it's too good not to share here too.
Thanks to an email from Classmates.com I looked at my profile there and realized that the picture I posted last summer, which is my only picture on that website, is one I photoshopped to include my weight so I could put it in my picture folder here on MFP!
I happened to weigh 200 pounds when that picture was taken, so it has '200 pounds' on top of my profile picture. LOL.
Isn't that kind of funny? Haven't seen any of those people in 40 years but if they look at my profile on Classmates.com they know how fat I am (was)!!!
Sorry, just laughed out loud! Terribly embarrassing and I'm sorry, but good for you for being a good sport about it!0 -
I'm extremely excited that Fox Mulder and Dana Scully are coming back to TV this summer. Also, I watch too much TV. Also, I haven't worked out for months. Also, I feel fat today. Also, I work from home and was still an hour late for work today. Um...anything else?0
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AngryViking1970 wrote: »tincanonastring wrote: »Confession #1 It really wasn't a typo. My 2 1/2 year old is a sponge these days. Last week, my daughter, my dog and I were going outside to play and the dog was hopping around like crazy because, well, she's crazy. So I threw her frisbee in the yard to get her out of the way & she jumped right up the 5 foot rock retaining wall. I said "holy crap". Guess what the next 2 words out of my daughters mouth were. I'm really watching my language now
When my daughter was about that age, we were looking out the window and our dog ran by. She said, "Where the hell does he think he's going?!" To which her dad replied, "Wonder where the hell she got that from." You definitely have to be careful, everything will be repeated, many times, at the most inopportune moments.
It's funny how moments like that stand out in my memory. She's 21 now!
Yep. Told my son we could not stop for ice cream on the way to day care (7:45am) the other day and he stared forlornly out the window. Under his breath, barely audible, I heard, "Dammit."
My language when I'm in the car can be *ahem* salty. When my son was like 3 I was relaying a story to my husband about another idiot driver and my son pipes up, "That guy was a douche, right mom?" I still struggle with my car language and he's 9 now.
Hahaha, these are both so awesome.
One of my mom's favorite* stories of me when I was around 2ish was when she had her new boss over to the house for lunch. I was playing with a stack of blocks when it tumbled down and my natural reaction: "Ho-wee *kitten*"
*Favorite now. Completely mortifying then...for her.0 -
JulieAnneFIU wrote: »I really wanted Cold Stone today and I chose the 800 calorie Peanut Butter Cup Perfection. Dead set on burning it off I biked for an hour (500 calories) and then went outside to run for an hour. Fifteen minutes into it I sprained my ankle. So determined was I to burn those calories, I hobbled the other forty five minutes. I have twelve spare calories left in my day. Worth it.
I have a big ice cream sundaw with a waffle bowl, whipped cream and caramel sauce in my near future.
Unfortunately I only burn 220 calories an hour on the bike.0 -
Will_Run_for_Food wrote: »I was craving something sweet the other night but had absolutely nothing in the house that would satisfy me except some hot chocolate. So I ate two spoonfuls of the powder. Two spoonfuls. Of the powder.
I use to do that as a kid but I also used to sneak a can of frozen orange juice concentrate to my bedroom and eat the whole thing right out of the can.0 -
I think Im doing this website wrong- don't get me wrong, I am losing steadily, and keeping within my calorie goals - but instead of pre- planning meals in close to the correct amounts, I just tell myself things like, "I'll have lasagna for dinner, I can work out after to burn any excess". or "oops, I went over, time for a bike ride". It's still working, but I just feel like it's not the "correct" way.0
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ladybuggnorris wrote: »Confession 1: For the first time ever, I decided to get some movement in on my lunch break at work. I am sure I burned extra calories, as I was going "faster" than the video because I was so paranoid someone would come back from lunch early and see me. (I am the only female in a 16 employee workplace)
Confession 2: I do not understand peoples' obsession with beards (no offense "Tincan"...I think you are great and one of the main reasons I come back every day). When I see posts with actors pre and post beard, I ALWAYS think they are way better looking without the beard. Just not a fan, I guess. That being said, I haven't seen my husband without a goatee (not a REAL beard, I know) for over 12 years.
I've NEVER seen my husband without a mustache and we've been together for 15 years. I think it would be really weird! Can't even picture it, really.0 -
ladybuggnorris wrote: »Confession 1: For the first time ever, I decided to get some movement in on my lunch break at work. I am sure I burned extra calories, as I was going "faster" than the video because I was so paranoid someone would come back from lunch early and see me. (I am the only female in a 16 employee workplace)
Confession 2: I do not understand peoples' obsession with beards (no offense "Tincan"...I think you are great and one of the main reasons I come back every day). When I see posts with actors pre and post beard, I ALWAYS think they are way better looking without the beard. Just not a fan, I guess. That being said, I haven't seen my husband without a goatee (not a REAL beard, I know) for over 12 years.
No, it's...cool. I understand. I'm not hurt.
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TinaBear_13 wrote: »Will_Run_for_Food wrote: »I was craving something sweet the other night but had absolutely nothing in the house that would satisfy me except some hot chocolate. So I ate two spoonfuls of the powder. Two spoonfuls. Of the powder.
I use to do that as a kid but I also used to sneak a can of frozen orange juice concentrate to my bedroom and eat the whole thing right out of the can.
LOL Been there done that!0 -
I'm extremely excited that Fox Mulder and Dana Scully are coming back to TV this summer. Also, I watch too much TV. Also, I haven't worked out for months. Also, I feel fat today. Also, I work from home and was still an hour late for work today. Um...anything else?
I've read that on facebook you longer have the option of saying "I feel...fat" as fat is not a feeling and it's offensive to overweight people. Anyone who has facebook noticed this? I don't have it but I found it to be a interesting article!0
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