Michelle - I'll try to explain the deficits thing, forgive me if I'm either too slow or too fast. Your body burns x amount of calories just by existing. This number is based on a number of factors: age, height, weight, muscles, etc. On here some of us have figured out what that number is, either by keeping close track of our intake of calories or perhaps by mistake. For instance, if you've averaged 1600 calories a day for 2 weeks and in that time you lose 2 lbs, you know you've created a 2-week deficit of 7,000 calories (3,500 calories in a pound). Divide that by 14 days and you'll find you had a daily average deficit of about 500, therefore when eating at 1600 your exercise and metabolism must mean you maintain at 2100 calories a day. Does that make sense? Susan's better at this than me but sounds like her computer is broke.
I'm behind a few days so I'll catch up:
Friday: 125
Saturday: 241
Sunday: 542
Went wedding dress shopping on Saturday, and got
the dress so that is all over and done with. Luckily, wedding dresses can be pretty thinning but I think I'll have to focus a little on weight lifting for my arms between now and October
