Friday
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Eileen - Day #307 - Friday
Daily intake goals:: < 35g carbs / < 1700 calories / > 64+ oz. water
Exercise yesterday:: 60 min. tennis - me vs. the wall
Net carb grams yesterday: 34.1 Calories: 1210
Weight today: 235.4 Change: +1.4 Total weight loss: -49.8
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I complained today, pretty much every time I moved, about how sore my legs were and how swollen and sore my knees were. Last night’s tennis with the wall did kick my ass!
But ya know what? I did it again today. Hehhehheh. Kevin and I actually went to the park intending to play on the courts, but both courts were occupado. So we went to the grocery store and we both hit balls against the wall. It was a little less intense than what I did yesterday because we shared the task of running to hit the ball, but was a good hour’s worth of exercise nevertheless.
So the swollen knees, I’m sure, accounts for at least some of the weight gain I was faced with this morning. Eh, it’ll come back down. I just hate that I’m back in the 40’s again!!! ARGHH!!! Oh well at least I’m only two-tenths of a pound away from that fifty-pound mark. But dang it I didn’t ever want to have to pass that mark ever again!!!
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This afternoon I went to see the movie Ghosts of Girlfriends Past with Matthew McConaughey. It was cute and amusing - and even touching, if you like that jerk-redeems-himself-by-the-end kind of story (which I do). I’m a big fan of Breckin Meyer and he played the brother that was getting married, so I enjoyed his part in the movie a lot. Breckin Meyer, if you don’t recognize the name, played Kate’s brother Charlie in Kate & Leopold, and he played Harrison - the skateboard dude - in the movie Clueless.

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After the first 10 minutes, I knew this was gonna be more of a workout than I expected. It’s different than playing against a person! A person misses sometimes and so you stand there and wait. A person sometimes runs after runaway balls and so you stand there and wait. A person sometimes stops and takes a break and so yeah, you stand there and wait. The wall, now, is a different story. The wall doesn’t miss, it doesn’t pause for anything, not to run after balls, not to take a drink, not to sit in the shade for a few minutes. The wall hits it back at you every time.
After 30 minutes, I was doubtful that I would make it to 60.
