Lets try this again!
Lil: Your trips sound AMAZING! I might hit you up when we start to plan. We will probably have to take smaller trips for a couple years to save for it, but you all make it sound like it is well worth it! I really want to see Black Panther. We went to the new Maze Runner this last weekend and it was also really good. I was a bit jumpy in the movie...LOL
Lemon: Jotints? Well I deal with this daily. I usually push through because there is not a day I don't have pain in my hands, knees, ankles, shoulders, neck, and toes. I usually modify exercises so they are easier on the joints. I also take a butt load of supplements. If you don't eat a lot of fish like me I highly suggest fish oil pills, vitamin D, Magnesium, B complex, and tumeric. Food and kids? I don't pay much attention to their snacks. I don't like things in boxes too much. I usually have a hard time when my husband brings homemade goodies or bakes. But if it is out of my eating window I ignore it. Sometimes I mess up but I either fast longer or just go on. I have failed with eating right in the past because I give up so easy. My body doesn't lose weight weekly, it likes to lose every other week for the most part and it becomes very frustrating. I am actually thinking of weighing every other week.
Diane: Looks like you have a steady weight loss. That is so nice! I wish my body was a weekly weight loss type. Did you get more snow?
Toasted: You sound so busy lady! Is it summer there? Do you have four seasons, or is it hot all year? That sounds so hard with the air conditioning. Are you part of the water crisis that is going on? I am glad that I am not the only one that paces. My kids sure do look at me weird when I start pacing around. Then they will start copying me and following me....LOL At least they are getting some steps in. I did the squat/pushup/planks challenge. I think that really helped me start to get more work outs in. Anything that gets us moving, right? Google Heidi and Chris Powell and carb cycling and you will come up with a ton of articles on it. All the information they have is awesome. They use to do a weight loss show too...you might be able to google that. It was very inspiring.
Uber: You look like you had a great scale move. Have you started on solids? How is that going? I hope that all is well with you!
Laurie: I hope you are having a great week and all is well!
Me: I did go to a movie this last weekend the Maze Runner. The smell of popcorn was torture. I am struggling with my body wanting to hold on to fat for two weeks before it gives me any kind of real movement. I have gotten all my steps in for a week since I got my Garmin. I have also done at least 3 workouts a week. My food has been on point, so I just don't get the stupid scale. I know mentally I need to get over it. I need to just put it up for 2 weeks and weight 2 times a month. I am proud that I am almost 40 pounds down and really want to succeed this time!




yeah for you! Keep it up and thanks for the recommendation. I had two pints of tomatoes to use up last night and I found something on epicurious - probably not the most healthy food but it sure was tasty with simple ingredients and yes there was pasta. I probably would have done better to have had a large salad with it, but it was still a nice reminder summer is on its way w the tomatoes (even though store bought).
Doesn’t help with my dieting. I’ll have to keep fighting that urge and get it on plan before summer starts. Do you live in a heavily tree-d area? Or a valley? I have only been through Oregon on Amtrak, but I seem to recall a lot of green - less the industrial areas you pull through. I met a couple from Portland who were traveling to New Orleans to visit family. They gave me postcards of their hometown - they found it a good way to promote where they lived and loved. She said every trip they’d take she’d make sure to have a dozen cards to hand out to her train mates that she met from other areas. Sweet lady!
