Rewards after goals reached...

Definitely some tattoos (and cover-ups), if we can afford it. A couple of new dresses. A BATHING SUIT!

A massage. A long, relaxing, luxurious massage. 5 more lbs to go

So I was just curious what everyones rewards were going to be when they reached their goals. Maybe you have already reached it and would like to share your reward. I'm going to buy myself a new wardrobe when I get halfway to my goal. I am so excited!

Whoa, a new wardrobe when you're halfway!? Do you mean... a literal wardrobe (the piece of furniture that holds clothes) or all new clothes?

I am doing my very best to hold off on buying new clothes until i hit my final goal. A few trips to the thrift store, I just hate the idea of buying a bunch of clothes I'll only wear for a couple months.

i agree. I bought a new pair of jeans awhile back that i loved and now they don"t fit. Good but bad. So i went to goodwill bought 2 pairs and thats it until i either get to my goal or plateau so bad i don"t think it will happen.

expensive jeans.

i've been obsessing over a pair of rock and republic jeans but i told myself i'm not allowed to buy them until i can comfortably fit into a pair of size 6's (the size i was before i put on a bunch of weight).

There are some nicer clothes that I tell myself I'll get when I get to my goal weight but, they're not really my "reward", they're just clothes that I need. I've thought about what I'd do to celebrate but, when I think about it, I've already been rewarded. I'm able to surf with my son. I can swim and play with my grandchildren for more than just a few minutes at a time. I'm not embarrassed to take my shirt off at the beach or pool and the list goes on. There are some hikes that I'd like to do that are not local for me so I think I'm going to take a road trip and do some hiking to celebrate.

When I lose 10% of my body weight 26 lbs. I'm going to reward myself with a ner HRM

I'm going to get a facial. I rarely pamper myself or feel pretty so it is something I'm really looking forward to.

I try to get a pedicure every month as a reward for hitting my work out goal. I pamper my feet because they have carried sooooo much and work very hard. When i lost 150 pounds i bought an ipod and my mom got me a gym membership. When I hit onederland I got a chaise lounge (sexy leopard) and two beautiful antique side tables with matching leopard candle holders and vintage picture frames.... In 19 more pounds i will have lost 250 pounds... I honestly don't know if i have any more to lose because of my excess skin and i'm not going crazy to reach it because i have a back injury and i am already happy with my body now. I think that if i actually ever do hit the 250 pound weight loss mark I will buy myself a dainty single diamond stone necklace. Because I have never had one and i think it would be beautiful

I dearly wish I had the money to buy myself a reward, but things are very, very tight for me. This is my slow season for work, so I'm just barely squeaking by. Plus, someone broke into my car and stole stuff that won't get them anything on the street, but costs me a ton of money to fix or replace. But if I could reward myself any way I wanted, I'd get professional highlights in my hair. I did reward myself with a $3.99 bottle of Sun-In after the first 5 lbs to spritz in my hair before my long walks outdoors, and it's working. The other things I'd love would be to have more contact lenses (I wear daily disposables) and two pairs of fashionable eyeglasses - even cheap ones - so that I have more options. I generally only wear contacts for really special occasions, as glasses mostly work out better for me on super-long days, but I'd love to feel good enough about myself that a random Wednesday becomes a special occasion, and when I hit my goal weight (slightly below my weight when I quit smoking) I'll want random days to be special.

My goals are in my signature. I wasn't going to do them, but I need to keep myself motivated and positive! Loosing weight is HARD (eventhough I did let myself get to this point) and I figure my hard work shouldn't go unrewarded!