Good morning GG's,
One day down ~ three to go.
I took Rie's suggestion: (I read on the diabetes site that all exercise counts. I have recently been standing when I am on a long phone conversation. How about getting a pedometer and trying to hit a "steps goal" every day? I want to start using mine again and be more active in addition to my exercise. Something to think about.) and put on my pedometer again. I did 6306 steps yesterday. Later, I counted how many steps I made in a minute (set a timer) and it was a little more than 100 at a regular (for me) pace. Not exact, but close enough for this. So my steps were equivalent to about an hour of walking. I still feel like I need to do some exercise that is in addition to just my regular moving around steps. But maybe seeing the number on the pedometer will take away some of the stress and being upset with myself when I don't or am not able to fit in anything extra.
Oh, Bobbi ~ regarding the weight watchers ~ it is kind of like another version of counting calories. I liked it, but just like you and counting calories ~ I got tired of it all. I've read that you have to find something that you can do for the rest of your life ~ and that is where I ran into trouble ~ I just could not envision myself writing down every food I ate every day for the rest of my life. I did good as long as I stuck to it like you are supposed to. One thing I did like is that I felt like I got more food on the weight watchers than I did by the regular calorie counting way. Because of the zero point foods. I used the fruits and vegetables when I was hungry and didn't want to go over my points and was still able to lose the weight. You can't go crazy ~ they said to eat a reasonable amount (don't remember the exact words) you could eat the zero points things ~ just not pig out on them. I didn't go hungry.
Guess I'd better get off here and do some getting ready for work.
Hope you all have a good day.



I always thought it was my fat jiggling that was throwing it off. 

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