Today has been perfect!!!
I have eaten to plan, I have drunk my water and I have done my step-ups!
and...
NO NUTS!!!
I have decided when I sell up and move out, I'll be moving into a two story place with the bathroom upstairs and the living area and bedroom down staris (or the other way 'round). That way when I drink my three litres of water, and after going to the toilet for the 100th time in a day, I might have also done my 500 step-ups!!!
Britt make the most of MIL!! I'm sure she'd love to spend lots of time with young Carter?? Get better soon...and look after yourself!
Leeny...edge your way into it slowly. Start making changes from Monday and in two weeks you should be back in form and ready for our next 21 day challenge!
Thanx too for the info on the nuts. I did wonder if it was the exercise that had me reaching for an extra energy source? Nuts are ok...I just have to remember 'in moderation'!
Ani, the added stamina is one thing that has kept me going. The fact that I can do something somewhat physically demanding and still stand up after it is inspiring. It's like I said last weekend...I can mow the lawn now and not die in a heap on the lounge room floor! I asked if 500 step-ups was working as hard as your walks...to me, the fact that I am still standing after doing them has me wondering if I am working hard enough?
The added energy that you body gains from all this is soooo worth it. I never want to be that person who dreads physical effort again and, fat or skinny, that is one thing I want to maintain out of this dieting.
So...
What's on the agenda for the weekend ladies?
I'm going for a lazy one
I was thinking of mowing the lawn again, but I had a look at that this afternoon and it really doesn't need it. But we did have a bit of a wind storm the other day and I have dead leaves all over the place, so maybe I'll rake those up. But, other than a little time in the garden, I think I'll spend my weekend with my nose buried in a book or two!
Ani, I enjoy taking photos. Mainly of wildlife and flowers. I love macro photography. I prefer to take good photos with my camera rather than taking a random snap and touching it up with a photo editor - although I prefer the ease and convenience of a digital camera.
I currently have the FujiFilm S5500 camera but find it is not good taking photos where there is movement. Did that make sense?? Take for example, a photo of a wave crashing on the beach. I want to see the drops of water and the spray clearly...I can't seem to get that with my camera. Of course, there is always the possibility that I don't know how to use the settings on my camera
Any tips and suggestions???