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Don't regret it. You look great. Try a little smile next time. :-)

If you want to get your net calories, just use this website: http://www.shapesense.com/fitness-exercise/calculators/heart-rate-based-calorie-burn-calculator.aspx

Two years ago I went to the gym while I was ill and two days later I woke up in the hospital with a life-threatening menigitis. I nearly lost my life - since this incident, I stay out of gym as long as I don't be 100% healthy. Fitness doesn't worth to cost my life! I know this is a worse case scenario, but it can happen.

Two - lunch and dinner!

I drink up to 12 or 14 glasses of water and unsweetend tea a day - during my workdays. (Don't know why, but I'm a good drinker at my office desk and a bad one at home). I know it's healthy, but I can't feel or the a difference to the time I didn't drink that much - neither is my skin or hair better nor did my weightloss…

I'm snowboarding for two weeks during xmas and new year - so I'm exercising everyday and will have a lot of fun. Yeah!

Exactly. You can also just turn it around - why can't she let her daughter decide herself if she wants to eat meat when she gets old enough?

I did some pole dancing lessons and it's really a lot of fun. Of course it's a lot about strenght but it's also about the technic, so you can see improvements very fast. But the others are right, you'll get a lot of bruises on your arms and legs. Once I had an appointment with my doctor after pole dancing and she asked me…

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Veggies (carotts, fennel, eggplant, kohlrabi, broccoli, pumpkin, tomato, spinach, beans, etc.) - four/five times a week Yoghurt 1,5% - two/three times a week Spelt or rice - two/three times a week Corn - once a week Fruits (banana, peach, blueberries, etc.) - two/three times a week

It mostly eat yoghurt for dinner on my fasting days, so I defenitly need something different for lunch. (Especially because I don't like joghurt at all and have to force me to eat it)

That's how I eat and it works fine for me. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/5:2_diet It's not horrible (for me), it's a practible way to loss way and stay healthy. I'm quiet sure, it's not for everyone.

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Snowboarding, Capoeira, Slacklining, Pole Dance, Cycling, Hiking, Squash, etc. - that's what I do and love.

Ask which sport he likes and let him join a team like basketball, soccer, etc. or let him take some lessons in carate, climbing, horeseback riding, etc. There musst be something he likes and it will make him physicaly stronger and fitter.

Alive swimming in the sea.

Sexy! You can wear that dress.

Daily.

I'm a vegetarian trying to become a vegan. And I'm a clean eater. Add me if you want.

He's German and I saw him at the vegetarian food festival in Berlin two week sago. He's really cool.

Great! Much more linear than mine. :-)

I just log all ingredients of my meal seperatly. I'm pretty good in estimating the weight of food and I always log a bit more than I guess. I never eat in restaurant chains, so I always have to do it like that and it works quiet good for me.

You can have a look at my diary, if you want to. I love to prepare indian dishes like palak paneer or paneer with cauliflower and potatos. also indiam noodles (Papadams) with tomatosauce are great. I can send you some recepies, if you want to. Best Mimi

I like it when my boyfriend puts his nose in my (closed) eye.

Oh - Herman the German friendship cake - that's so great. I had my last one, when I was at primary school. Didn't know it still exist and made his way to down under. Would love to bake one again. Can you send it back to Germany? ;-)

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True. when I was a teen. TNP likes to hug donkeys.

False. TNP steps on the scale every day.