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Amazingly . . . I didn't do as badly at dinner last evening as I expected. Can't say it was exactly an OP meal, though. One more Thanksgiving Dinner to get through today at lunch time and then this little eating fest will be behind us for another year.

Have a great day . . .
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Good morning, good morning and happy Monday

Glad you had such a wonderful trip Karen3. Know what you mean about the hugs being almost the best part. Bet the warm memories of those hugs made hauling out those "body parts" a little less blecchy.

Wow Isabella! Into the 140's! so awesome isn't it? It'd been so long since I saw a number that low, it took me almost a week before I updated my ticker 'cause I didn't quite believe it was going to stay there

Well, The Suit must have done something right - I'm going back for a second interview/facility tour on Wednesday morning. Of course, that means I had to go buy another suit (drat ) This one's a pant suit and I bought these really cute flat shoes with non-skid soles since I'm going to be traipsing around a warehouse. I did take a picture of me in the first suit but I'm trying to find some old 'fat' pics so I can do the "progress" thing before I post it.

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Welcome back Karen3. We missed your posts. So sorry about the rotting mess you had to come home to and glad it's all taken care of.

Meowee, I can't say I stayed on plan for my Thanksgiving dinner yesterday. I had 4 pieces of pie but they were half pieces so I really had 2 pieces. My main meal was good though because I piled up the vegetables especially the cooked cabbage with it's low calories. I only had a spoonful of mashed potatoes, too. Next big meal is Christmas.

Yoyo, congratulations on the second interview. Sounds like you might have this job. Can't wait to see your progress pictures.

Well, as I said above, I ate somewhat off plan yesterday but not badly and I got in all my exercise. Back on track today and trying to eat a bit lighter (had a cookie instead of pie ) to even up the two days.

DS and DIL headed out for home about 10 am with my old mattress and box spring and buffet and hutch to match the table we gave them when we got a new one. The mattress will be put in the room we sleep in when we visit. The one he had there was horrible and I couldn't sleep on it with any comfort at all. So when I bought the new mattress I told them to take our old one. They borrowed DIL's brother's truck for the weekend so I have some space in the basement. Yeah!!! It was so nice and sunny early this morning but by the time the children left it was cold and overcast. I hope they don't run into rain with the furniture in the back of the truck. It's all wrapped in plastic and tarps but what a wet mess it will be to unload if it rains.

Today is officially Thanksgiving and DH is off work. The day seems odd. Oh, well I'll still be able to exercise. Eventually, everyone will clear out of the living room and give me the room to get physical.

Catch you all later. Have a great day.
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50 Habits of "Naturally Thin" People
Make these weight-loss tips a part of your daily routine!
By Cynthia Dermody
From Reader's Digest
Small Changes, Big Weight Loss
This is not a diet -- or a rigorous exercise program. (Nobody can stick to those for long.) Instead, it's a simple way to make weight loss a natural part of the life you already live. And guess what? It's fun! You don't have to give up the foods you love or join a gym. It's about balancing calories in tiny ways that add up to big benefits. You just adopt some tricks naturally lean people do. Pick the ones you like, stick with them, and you'll slim down and tone up -- for good!

Morning Makeover
1. Wake-up workout When your eyes open, sit up slowly without using your hands. With legs straight out, lean forward until you feel a gentle stretch in your back and hamstrings. Hold; then, using your abs, lower yourself flat. Rest and repeat two more times. Strengthens core. Burns 10 calories

2. Go for the grains Not ready for Twigs & Rocks cereal? Sprinkle on a few tablespoons of wheat germ or oat bran. Work up to 3/4 cup of low-sugar whole-grain cereal with at least three grams of fiber per serving, and you'll pass on that Danish. Saves 100

3. Add some protein The more you eat earlier on, the less you eat as the day wears on, research has shown. So after your cereal, add a hard-boiled egg or a part-skim mozzarella cheese stick to keep you feeling full -- and away from that pre-lunch brownie. Saves 200 (or more)

4. Balance booster While you brush your teeth, alternate standing on one leg as you switch mouth quadrants (every 30 seconds). Balancing develops your core muscles and may even be good for your brain. Burns 10

5. Be a ballerina As your coffee drips, stand sideways, put one hand on the counter, and lift the outside leg straight out in front of you, keeping it extended. With upper body straight, hold for a few seconds and move it to the side; hold and extend it behind you. Do five to ten times on each leg. Tones outer thighs, hip flexors and quadriceps. Burns 10

6. Coffee saver Instead of pouring that 1/3 cup of half-and-half (a whopping 105 calories!) into your mug, replace it with the same amount of 2% milk. Saves 60

7. Better your bagel You can walk 10,000 steps to justify your 500-calorie bagel with cream cheese, or try this: low-fat spreadable cheese like Laughing Cow Light on an English muffin. Saves 300

Nine-to-Five Fixes

8. Tone in traffic Use the time spent bumper-to-bumper to develop your buns of steel: Squeeze your derrière each time you tap the brake, holding for 10 seconds. Shoot for 10 to 15 squeezes a trip. Burns 10

9. Snack smarter Portion out the day's snacks into pint-size zip bags, or buy single-serving portions. For example, four regular Oreos have 200 calories versus the 100-calorie snack bag version. Go for the lower fat chips: a Lay's Light bag has only 75 calories, while the regular has 150. Saves 175 (over two snacks)

10. Casual day payoff You will blast more calories during the day wearing comfy clothes like jeans or khakis, sport shirts and soft-soled shoes than donning constricting suits, skirts and heels. Why? Because you walk more, a study found. Now you just have to convince the boss. Burns 25

11. You know squat! At your desk chair, pretend you're going to sit but don't -- stop and come back up without using your arms. Always start squats by lowering your hips, not bending knees forward, and keeping your weight on your heels. Repeat the motion throughout the day (even at the potty!) for 15 to 20 total. Strengthens quadriceps. Burns 15

12. Switch your soda Your body doesn't register calories from liquids the same way it does those from foods, so you won't get those "stop eating" signals to help you compensate for the overload later on. Change from two glasses of regular soda or fruit juice to diet soda or a flavored seltzer. Saves 300

13. Talk it up Every time you grab the phone, stand up and pace around. Heavy people sit on average two and a half hours more per day than thin people, according to the Mayo Clinic. Burns 50 or more


Around Town
14. At lunch, pick a pita Use one mini whole-wheat pita instead of the usual two slices of white or refined wheat bread for your sandwich. Saves 70

15. Get face time We use e-mail so much we've forgotten what our co-workers look like. Pick a colleague or two who sits farthest from you and deliver 10 of those daily messages in person. And go out of your way: Hit a bathroom or a copier on another floor -- and take the stairs, of course. Burns 100

16. Firm as you file Pause from your papers with a few wall push-ups. Place hands wide at shoulder height against the wall. Take a couple of steps back so your body is at a slight angle and your weight is on your toes, and do three sets of 10 push-ups. Strengthens chest and triceps. (For more desk exercises, go to changeone.com/workout.) Burns 10

17. An apple (or more) a day They're packed with fiber and water, so your stomach will want less. Plus, studies out of Washington State and Brazil have shown that people who eat at least three apples or pears a day lose weight. Try two small apples and two fewer large cookies. Saves 100

18. Try a simple chair workout
Dips: If your chair has wheels, brace it against something. Facing forward, place palms on the front edge of the seat with knees bent at a right angle. Lower butt toward the floor; raise and repeat for two sets of 10. Tones triceps. Burns 10
Lifts: Seated in a chair with your back straight and your feet on the floor, squeeze knees together and gently bring them toward your chest. Do two sets of ten. Strengthens abdominals. Burns 10

19. Carry some weight When you're grocery shopping or running errands, wear a backpack with a 5-or 10-pound bag of sugar inside to increase resistance and burn more calories. Add purchases to your load as it becomes easier. Burns 20 (for an hour of errands)

20. Tweak your treat Instead of a large caffè latte and a chocolate cream-cheese muffin, get a small nonfat latte and a small low-fat raisin or carrot muffin. Saves 340

21. Pump at the pump Instead of fuming over gas prices, think about firming your calves: With one hand on your car, stand on the balls of your feet and slowly rise up and down for as long as it takes your tank to fill -- for an SUV that might be 50 raises! Burns 10

22. Do the pizza pat Blot your slice with a napkin to cut anywhere from a teaspoon to a tablespoon of grease -- and calories. Saves 50-100

23. Shop till the pounds drop At the mall, try on at least ten outfits, both pants and shirts. No need to buy! Burns 60


24. Eat like a kid You don't have to give up that quick lunch if you order smaller portions: Instead of a Quarter Pounder with Cheese and large fries, opt for the cheeseburger Happy Meal. You can even play with the toy. Saves 390

25. Recharge yourself Anytime you're waiting in line, stand evenly on both feet, clasp hands behind your back and squeeze shoulder blades together to open your chest, an energizing yoga-based move that stimulates the nervous system. Hold for 10 to 20 seconds while slowly breathing in and out, taking longer on the inhale. Burns 5

On the Home Front

26. Jog for junk mail Turn clutter into a challenge: For every piece of junk mail you pull from the mailbox each day, do one lap around your house or building, or up and down a flight of stairs. Burns 35-140

27. Use better butter No, you don't have to give up the real deal -- instead of a tablespoon of stick butter, use a tablespoon of whipped and cut half the calories. Saves 30

28. Step on it Before you lug those backpacks upstairs, stop and stand on the bottom step for these calf toners. Hold the banister with one hand. Bend your right leg and place the toes of your left foot on the edge of the step. Let your heel drop down, press into the ball of your left foot and rise to your toes. Pause; repeat with each foot for 8 to 12 reps. Burns 10

29. Start with soup Order a clear soup instead of a salad soaked with two tablespoons full-fat ranch and you can save twice the calories. Plus you'll feel fuller, so you'll eat less when the entrée comes. Saves 100

30. Play footsie After dinner, while you're still sitting at the table, extend your right leg out and slowly bend it up and down, squeezing and holding in the up position for at least five seconds. Repeat on each leg five times. Sculpts quadriceps. Burns 10

31. Make perfect pasta Substitute whole-grain pasta for semolina and you'll be satisfied with a smaller portion (1.5 ounces instead of 2). Saves 50. Or use the same amount of oat-bran pasta. Saves 90

32. Climb up! Taking the stairs for a total of just two minutes, five days a week, gives you the same calorie-burning results as a 20-minute walk. Burns 100-140

33. Fill up with fruit Like pie? Here's how you can cave to the craving: Sprinkle fresh fruit -- some cut-up apple, pear or a handful of cherries -- with some Splenda or Equal, cover and nuke for a minute or so. Tastes just like pie filling. Saves 275

34. Have your cake Pick up an angel food cake for dessert. It's packed with air and has fewer than half the calories of, say, pound cake. Saves 70

35. Ease into evening Sitting with feet uncrossed, grab your wrist and raise your hands above your head to lengthen the spine. Take a deep breath in as you reach and hold the position, breathing slowly in and out for 20 seconds, taking longer on the exhale. Instant relaxation. Burns 5

36. Get your chocolate fix Instead of a candy bar, try a sugar-free, reduced-calorie Jell-O chocolate pudding snack with a squirt of nonfat whipped cream topping. Eat it with a baby spoon to savor it longer. Saves 185

37. Crunch for your clicker The average half-hour TV show has eight minutes of commercials. Make reaching for the remote control worth it: Place it out of reach on the coffee table or, if you're lying down, on the opposite arm of the couch. Every time an ad comes on and you reach for the remote, crunch until the show comes back on; you should reach 100-150 or so. Tones abs. Burns 24

38. Lift those hips Before you tuck yourself in, lie on your back on the floor with your legs up on the edge of the bed or a chair. Slowly bend your knees, lifting your hips off the floor. Hold for five seconds, relax and repeat 10 to 12 times. Firms up hamstrings and core. Burns 10

The Weekend

39. Sing a song Spend Sunday morning belting it out in the church choir. Burns 70 per service

40. Make it bacon At the diner, order three slices of crisp bacon instead of two sausage links, and pat off the extra grease. Saves 90

41. Move it, Soccer Parents! After every quarter of the game, get up from the bleachers and take a lap around the gym or field. Four or five times around a typical one is about a mile. Burns 75


42 .Movie time Most people eat 45% more popcorn from large-size containers, so make sure you get only a small and skip the butter, which adds more calories than the popcorn itself. Bring your own seasoned salt or Parmesan cheese for more flavor. Saves 350

43. Orient yourself At Chinese restaurants, be sure to avoid anything named General Tso or Crispy, which means fried. Eat only the filling of the egg roll and not the shell. Saves 400-500

44. Catch this! Spend a half-hour tossing a ball or Frisbee with your kid. Burns 90

45. Cut the cheese Order your pizza with half the cheese or even cheese-less, and then sprinkle with a few tablespoons of Parmesan. Saves 100

46. Have a hot dog! Pile on the pickles, onions and sauerkraut -- these fiber-packed condiments will fill you up and prevent you from eating a second dog. Skip the cheese and chili. Saves 250

47. Think about your drink Consider beer or wine instead of a frozen drink: A glass of regular beer has 140 calories and a serving of wine has 126 calories, while a strawberry daiquiri has about 300 and a margarita 340. Saves 150-200

48. Fix your fries Rather than asking for medium fries, get an order of onion rings (8 to 9 rings). Saves 60

49. Scream for sorbet Indulge in chocolate sorbet instead of chocolate ice cream. Saves 125

50. Sorry, had to delete this one that burns 300 calories!
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Hello Everyone,

I've been taking a break from weighing, counting, & (of course) losing weight. When I last posted, I weighed 148. Not sure when that was, but I know it was sometime over the summer. As of this morning, I was 151.6.

Going the WRONG way. I'll be checking into this post & the "challenge" post everday until I get to 145.

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Oh Lynn! So glad to see you! We missed you and were worried about you Three lbs isn't really too bad in the grand scheme of things. You'll be able to get a handle on them in no time.

Love the tips Bobbi. You know what's funny? A lot of them are little changes I had already made on my own. Guess you could say I'm living proof that those little changes can make a big difference.

Wasn't really planning to stop in a second time today but clicked on 'new posts and got so excited when I saw Lynn was back I just had to pop in for another
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Hi Lynn, welcome back. We missed you.

Bobbi, I've read that list before and I know what #50 is, ha, ha.
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hi.....Oh boy what a treat to see a note from Lynn. Girl do you know how much we've missed you! Hope your sister is doing okay. Will keep you in my prayers.....Karen3
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Happy Thanksgiving all you Canadians!
Lynn...Long Time, No See, Welcome back. You did much better than I did when I left, I gained much more.
Karen3...My DH would have been sobbing on the floor if our freezer went out, we have tons of game meat in there. We just put in another huge bull Elk and after reading your note, I check everyday for the humming of the freezer. Scary!
Isabella...Ha Ha yourself, why don't you add the answer to #50 hint and let's see how fast you get sensored

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Bobbi, I'll just leave that one up to everyone's imagination.
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Morning all! I am playing hooky from school today, so had some time to pop in and say hi. I've been hitting the gym at 5 a.m. and going to school from there so don't really have time to post much. Evenings consist of grading papers and house stuff!

Reading over the dream posts, I also used to have a reoccuring school dream. I was told that I never really did finish high school and had to go back to take some classes! I would say "But you don't understand, I have a MASTERS!..I can't go back to high school!!
The other I had was reoccuring for while too. That I was getting married and looked down and had fuzzy bedroom slippers on!
I used to have one as a child that my parents and little sister were inside of a ring of fire and I was the only one that could get them out...it was scarey.

Haven't had any of those dreams in a long time...guess I'm too tired to dream or remember them.

Hoping everyone has a great day. Going to hit the gym around 8 or 9, then go meet a friend ...not sure what we are doing but whatever it is, it'll be better than the day I had yesterday. Have a kid in my class who "goes off" every now and then...a complete room destroying dangerous "tantrum"...and the word tantrum is mild. I think he's bipolar and it's scarey when he "goes off". Luckily yesterday he had the melt down in the hallway and just ripped down some "relay for life" banners and kicked the walls, but it wasn't pretty.

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Hi YoYo, Isabella, Cat, Bobbi, Karen, & Everyone,


Good to be back. I guess I've been trying to avoid the fact that I need to get back on track.

I'll spread my bad news out over time. Don't want to sound too down all at one time. First piece - my DD's cat died. As many know, my DD has no children. That cat was her baby. She has been seriously depressed.

About food - I've been having REAL problems with nightime eating. Last night I tried something new. After dinner, I had a lt cheese stick & then, 2 pieces of celery with some lt Laughing Cow cheese & garlic spread. Held me MUCH better than the SF puddings and SF cool whip I had been eating.

Off to scrapping. Check back later tonight.

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Morning all, just a quick run thru for me too. MIL called 5 or 6 times last night crying, wanting to know where DH was. We kept telling her he died 19 years ago, then she'd ask for "What's his name". Bruce and I laughed about that because what's his name is her only child and she couldn't remember his name. She kept asking for him while Bruce and he said this is Bruce. Then she said we were mean to her, we were cold and why did we sell her home out from under her, on and on. So I have to go in this am and check on her. I think she's way pass dementia and needs to go on some Alzheimers medication. She great in the day time, it's only at night we get the phone calls. If we let the answering machine take her messages and don't answer, she just keeps calling.
See Lynn, I just unloaded on the girls so you can too.
P.S. I was reading a few recipes for oven baked garlic fries this am, I keep forgetting to make them. But then I don't usually have potatoes in the house, too starchy. Do any of you make french fries with sweet potatoes? I see recipes for those too.
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Hi everyone. Yesterday was a real...I don't know what to call it. I was exhausted by the time bedtime came and I didn't get in any exercise.

DS and DIL left for home around 10 am and I didn't do much after that but got some leftovers out for lunch. Then I lay down and had a nap. I needed my strength built up to give mom a perm. While I was napping DS#2 and his GF were in the kitchen making Christmas cookies! Gingerbread cutout cookies and peanut butter balls were on the menu. The pb balls won't last the week but the gingerbread cookies are in the freezer. They put little holes in the top of about half the cookies so they can be hung on the tree.

I started at 3 pm and took the final curler out just before 6 pm. Both of us were exhausted. She needs the perm because her hair is straight and wispy if it isn't permed and set. I told her I was going to shave her bald and she said it might not be a bad idea. The only redeeming thing about the day is that mom enjoys getting fussed over and likes to have her hair done. She usually complies but getting a set is a far cry from getting a perm. Well, it's done now and my sister will give her a hair cut next week when she's there and trim off all the frizzy ends. There are frizzy ends because I don't know what I'm doing but I do it anyway. I fell asleep on the couch and woke up just before 2 am and went to bed and slept soundly until mom needed me just before 7 am.

I did have a piece of gingerbread cookie (the right leg of a gingerbread boy) and my it tasted good. I gave the kids real butter to make them with and what a lovely flavor they had. I think that if I was going to binge out on cookies yesterday (which I didn't) it would have been the gingerbread. The PB balls looked good and I tasted just a teeny bit but the warm gingerbread coming out of the oven just appealed to me more.

Lynn, I understand your DD's grief over her cat. My sister has a great love for the fluffy creatures and makes me call them my nieces and nephews. She cares for them better than some children get cared for and is always taking in strays.

Bobbi, my DIL loves sweet potato fries. I haven't had any but I might give them a try in the oven someday. I've roasted/grilled them with other vegetables and I liked them that way so I imagine they wouldn't be much different.

Cat, good for you playing hooky. Everyone needs a day now and then. I've had a few students over the years like the one you've described so I can empathize with you. Poor kid, and everyone who deals with him. Hope he settles down. Does he have a student assistant or whatever they are called in your school system?

I've rambled on and on. Have a good day chickies.
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Back to food reality today -- managed more calories yesterday than I had on Sunday.

We had rain yesterday, but today -- Election Day here in Canada -- the sun is shining. Stupid thing is today we have the Federal Election and on the 18th we are having a Municipal Election as well. It will be good to see the landscape once again when all the special signs come down.

See you later . . .
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