Hello, well i am doing well today. Glad to be back on track for the week. I slipped a bit over the weekend, but basically back on plan by Sunday. I have decided that i like the "thought" of exercising, i hate the act of it, and i LOVE the feeling AFTER i exercise. My son asked me last night, "mom, when you are on the ellipitical, at what time do you say, ok, i can do this for the whole 30 minutes." I told him when the number hits 30:00 and i step off, i realize i can do it. Isnt that sad,

ha ha. But really the whole time i am on it, i am saying "OMG, i HATE this, i just cant make it this time. How in the world did i do 30 full minutes yesterday?" Then i finally reach 30 minutes and realize i did it again.
Daughter is MUCH better today. Had to get her off the trampoline...so that is a good sign. Thank you all for your concern. I had NO IDEA scarlet fever was still an issue in todays day and age. I thought we had vaccines for stuff like that. Blew my mind.
Sno-Thank you for updating the weight loss list.

We have done so well as a group...big pat on the back for all of us

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Bertine- Yep, scarlet fever comes for the strep infection of group A staph. Apparently the cycle goes, strep, scarlet, and then rheumatic. Very scary. Woohoo to you for fitting into clothes that you couldnt a month ago.

WTG.
Dollypie-Good idea on upping the resistence. You inspired me to do the same on my ellipitical. I must say, i too felt like i was running in tar...like a cartoon in slow motion. I think i will work up to a harder resistence. Maybe do 1 or 2 minutes at higher resistence then go back down for 3-4 and just kind of alternate. I am working regularly at resistence 3, that is not too fast, not to slow for me. Time to up it though, thanks for the idea. I like your and sno's idea of brushing your teeth. I do the same thing at work with REALLY strong gum...keeps me from snacking.
Naw-I dont know how you catch scarlet. From what the doc said, it is a strep infection gone crazy.

Some people get strep and it stays strep, then some people are "allergic" to that bacteria and it develops into scarlet. Her poor little chest and back were covered in what looked like a heat rash. I felt so stupid for saying, "oh and she has this little heat rash"...like the rash was barely worth mentioning, i thought it was not even related to the strep, just a rash from the fever breaking or something. That taught me a lesson that whatever i may think i know about illness and medicine...i really dont know crap.
Card- You are so funny...waiting on the boss to retire and the kids to move out...you sound like my dh.
Ok, talk to you gals later.