
Flower - I certainly didn't mean to insinuate that you were being cheated...it's just that my Dad and I do a lot of remodelling, so I have an interest it the subject. As for the low carb, I think different people are suited for different diets. Unlike a lot of people who have negative reactions at the beginning and have to adjust to low carb, I feel fabulous from the first meal. Good for you on removing cocoa, that must be hard. How are you doing so far? The good news is the cravings usually die away in 4-5 days once you give up something. So hang in there.
Worth - Excellent job on the elliptical. Three hours is awesome. Congrats on your loss too. Nice job on stumbling into something to improve your mood, and a simple fix too!
Fleur - Another one trying low carb. It's an epidemic!
Wishing you the best of luck in your job search.Amy - Have a blast in Nantucket!
Pretty standard weekend for me. It rained on and off all weekend, so I basically stayed inside curled up on the couch with my pets. I did complete all my goals for the week...stayed completely on plan for induction, exercised at least 20 minutes everyday, and didn't leave dishes in the sink overnight.
This next week, adding to that, I plan to add daily yoga and exercising Sydney (my lab mix). She needs to lose some weight, she's at 52 pounds and really shouldn't weigh more than 40. I'm doing a semi- atkins diet for her, lol. She already eats a really good grain free dog food. But I cut her back quite a bit, which normally has the results of her stealing the cat food or else chewing up everything in the house. But I've been adding like 1/2 tsp of bacon grease to her food, and it seems to satisfy her. Plus it is great for her coat. So we'll see how it goes. But she needs the exercise, and it certainly wouldn't hurt me to get a little extra too!

to the group! I am getting ready to start our Ups & Downs Support Group: July 2014 thread. Please look for us and continue to post and tell us a little (or a lot) about yourself. Glad you posted! 
