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Old 10-21-2015, 02:31 PM   #496  
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PrairieQueen, I can't think of a better use for your 2-year-old KY bourbon!

Down a lb today! Hopefully tomorrow I'll be back down to pre-Carb Day weight!

Week 23: High 179.5, Low (175)
10/4--179.5
10/5--(177 w/pjs, which would have been 179 fully dressed)
10/6--(176.5 w/pjs, which would have been 178.5 fully dressed)
10/7--(175.5 w/pjs, which would have been 177.5 fully dressed))
10/8--(177 fully dressed)
10/9--(176 fully dressed)
10/10--(175 fully dressed) Carb Day

Week 24: High 177, Low 175
10/11--(177 fully dressed)
10/12--(176 fully dressed)
10/13--(175.5 fully dressed)
10/14--(175 fully dressed)
10/15--(174.5 fully dressed)
10/16--176
10/17--175 Carb Day

Week 25:
10/18--177.5
10/19--176.5
10/20--176.5
10/21--175.5
10/22--
10/23--
10/24--

Today's Meals
Breakfast

A protein bar
Fage Greek yogurt with Mio
Mio Water

Lunch:
2 hotdogs (no buns)
Steamed cauliflower and broccoli
Mio water

Tea Time:
Hot green tea

Dinner
Split a turkey leg with my DH
Mio water

Today's Exercise:
2-hour walk around town

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Old 10-21-2015, 02:46 PM   #497  
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Jaqcqui, I was 11 when my father passed away. He was 60 and sick. He got sick when I was 4 and I don't remember him being well. He was a lot older than my mother. My mother was 41 when he passed away.
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Jacqui looks like that scales is on permanent downward motion.

Today's menu....

Break - McD's sausage burrito and Coke Life
Morning - large ice tea w/Stevia
Lunch - leftover chicken fajita (no sour cream )
Dinner - slow cooker pork chop, wax beans, smashed red potatoes
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Hi All, a crazy hectic 2 days, visiting my Mom and hair appt.
Jacqui Wow it looks like you are handling those Pumpkin temptations well!
SeemyFeet Thanks for the recipe--it looks really good, esp for fall & winter. I've never combined split pea with tomato--looking forward to trying it I'm with Jacquie re swimming, hate to mess up my high maintenance hair. And I can't take breaths when I swim--- probably too scarred from really mean swim teachers when I was a kid. The community pool was so nice and warm tho, and I may give it another go this winter, even pool walking would be good. Anyhow, Good on YOU, I would definitely give yourself props each & every time!!!!

Carol, your butternut squash can last a super long time--I've had them for months, un cut, unpeeled. Even once I peel & cube it, it keeps pretty well in the refrig, and i have even frozen the raw cubes. I think the Crusted recipe would be good with sweet potatoes too.

Eating yesterday was wayyyy out there. Dang, I was picking up momentum with wt loss. Today I will be merciful & skip weighing. Glad to be back on track now.

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I got a big shock this morning. I got on the scale and the balance beam just sat there. Didn't even quiver. I thought something was broken, but here I moved it and I am down under 200 again! 199! Onderland again! I'm hoping that I keep going and continue to go lower. I didn't do anything to cause this. I am pretty much eating whatever I want, but I do know that my appetite has been somewhat reduced since I caught this cold.

Mars, when I bought my squash about a month ago I noticed that my DIL had 3 big ones on her kitchen counter. She uses it to make soup. The last time I was over there they were still there, so I guess she didn't make her soup yet. I want to make mine soon, but it seems like I'm always too busy to take the time all at once to do it. Mine is still good. One time I peeled and cubed one and froze it but when I sauteed it, it didn't turn out as well as when I cooked it fresh. I guess that's the way with anything.

Where is everyone? I am post # 500.
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Thanks Carol Sue! Here's a link to the new thread: http://www.3fatchicks.com/forum/othe...ml#post5210816. Everyone check in please!

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Wannabehealthy way to go!!!

Yesterday's menu:

Break - McD's sausage burrito w/hot sauce and Coke Life
Morning - ice tea w/stevia
Lunch - half pork chop w/smashed red potatoes
Dinner - Burger w/feta-mayo spread and sun-dried tomatoes and fried shoestring potatoes (I can't help it )
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