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I'm 41 and also looking for chatty friends. I had success with MFP in the past, but went off track during a stressful time. I'm sure I'll be successful again, now that I'm back on MFP, but I'd like to hear from people so it isn't as boring. I genuinely enjoy discussing food and nutrition in my real life, and enjoy hearing…
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Men pick up more dog poop. Women change more diapers. I don't mind diapers, but I can't handle dog poop, so I'm okay with this, but some people might consider it unfair because babies only use diapers for two years, where as the dog might live 12 years or more and that's way more poop. You would have to have six kids to…
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I want to add, I wasn't some jock tomboy growing up. I liked makeup, boys and parties. I definitely wasn't pegged as a hockey player. Maybe a bartender, lol, so I would say it's a good thing to think outside of the box. Just because you haven't tried something or it might surprise people, don't rule it out. Be open to…
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I never learned how to incorporate a gym routine for me around my kids schedule. Now they are 18, 16, and 13, and I still don't like to go to the gym and leave them home alone. That's just not my comfort zone, so it has nothing to do with "making time." I just won't do it. Instead, I am using the free "7 minute" workout…
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@flumi_f Thank you!
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I am back to MFP after a long absence and will be revisiting 5:2 as it made me feel awesome when I tried it before. MFP worked for me before in terms of good old fashioned calorie counting and weight loss, (I quit logging and gained the weight back), but it was the 5:2 plan that made me feel better and more energetic.…
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I had gotten down to 128 using MFP 2 years ago, but then I got too confident and stopped logging, which was a mistake. MFP really does work and it is simple. Just log everyday and get a group of supportive friends. The support makes a big difference. I didn't have a gym or any equipment when I started; and I was also…
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I am new and will aim for 25 miles in December.
