Sagefemme76 Member

me too!!!! But I figure that an empty flap will be easier to stuff under my knicker elastic than the big fat tum I have there for now LOL

Fantastic - well done! I know of the steps to which you are referring and they are hardcore! I see many personal trainers there making their clients run up and down the steps. In fact, I've been meaning to give it a go as it's such a gorgeous spot to exercise, the view from the top makes it all worthwhile :)

Geelong, Australia.....lived in Scotland (Ayrshire) for many years......new on here too and looking for motivational friends :)

I'm in Geelong, Vic...feel free to add :)

This is a brilliant thread, has had me tearing up a number of times :) That moment when you can put on a pair of high heels and dance the night away without feeling crippled after the first 20mins and, teehee....that moment when you walk by a building site and overhear the hot young labourer saying to his co-worker "MILF"

and the girl-crush equivalent. I don't bat for this team, but I can certainly appreciate beauty and a bangin' bod :)

wheeeee! I figured it out

http://abporter.files.wordpress.com/2009/08/mad-men-0909-06.jpg grrrr....dunno how to post pics in here

Hi there! Well done for being so brave and sharing your story :) I'm so sorry for your loss. I can understand how devastated you must feel, but please, please, please don't blame yourself. Excess weight can be an issue with conception (it can upset hormone levels and prevent ovulation) and can cause complications later in…

I know what you mean, it can sometimes feel like a feat! I think, however, that those daily chore type activities are counted under your lifestyle activity level (sedentary, lightly active, etc) and it's the huffy puffy stuff that makes us sweat which is counted in the exercise tracker. But hey, any movement is better than…

you sound like my kind of person....feel free to add me, if you like....I'm new 'round these parts too :)

Hi there. I've always been guilty of emotional eating too....it's a tough habit to break, but I'm trying! Doing it for your daughter is a noble and worthy cause, but (and sorry for sounding like a cliche) the only way to succeed is to do it for yourself. Maybe just readjust the phrasing of your motivation to something like…

What a great idea for a thread. I love cooking too, but find that when I'm busy I tend to lack inspiration and cook the same things over and over. I'm heading back to uni next month (mature student ,working, hubby and 2 small kids...phew), so life is gonna get way busy and I'd love to pinch some of your recipe ideas when…

I'm in Geelong :)....just new to this site, so pleased to see plenty of Aussies!