Oh, Good, PP - on them giving you updates. That had me all bent out of shape and it's none of my business - ha ha!!! CONGRATS on maintaining - even during TOM. I always seem to go up and I KNOW it but it plays with my mind.
Annie - YAY on painfree day today - hopefull all day. Keep us posted.
FL - they sell peanut butters in individual containers at some places - not natural ones, unless it's Smuckers (the ones without the hydrogenated oils) ... maybe that's an option if he needs it? Or he keeps the PB in his vehicle. Same for ice cream - maybe if you need to keep it (?), spend more and buy individual containers of it - then it's easier to cut out when it's pricier, too. At least for me. Do you give yourself a range, say 110-114 because our bodies are all composed of chemicals and all food input is a chemical reaction to process it - our bodies will go up/down with all of the various nutrients ... sounds like you're frustrated with trying to keep it in such a very tight range for your height/weight. You don't want to set yourself up to feeling frustrated all the time at your body, which is our only one for life. It would be a struggle to be at odds with it all the time, when it's a miracle how things work to start with. Anything there that you might be interested in volunteering with, in addition to hobbies? Good for both you and the receiving organization/people.
My evening was a total change of plans. Hit the market on the way home and missed three calls from hubby. He left a message so I pulled that down and he'd accidentally locked his keys in his trunk. And he works an hour from home. So i rang him back, said I was running home as I was about 3 minutes from there, unloaded the cold stuff, let the dog out, and took her with me to get him. We finally make it back home around 8:30 - i made breakfast for dinner while he showered, and then did dishes, took a hot bath and it was time for bed. Abbreviated night with no trail walk, painting, etc. C'est la vie! Side note - his ex was a screamer/yeller and I think he couldn't believe that I just was like, ok, i'm on my way. He kept apologizing, and I said we all do things like that -we're human! His daughter finds that amazing that she can spill something and I'm just like here, clean it up! No screaming about how messy she is, etc. It took her a year to finally understand that not every "mom" deals with things that way. It's a whole new world, he says.
