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Amarantha2 12-23-2012 11:27 AM

Woot!
 
Hello all Royals, having 3FC blogged in usual rambly fashion about my .6 weight loss this week & my New Year's Resolution, I'll just say YES to you, Wildfire on making this coming year about the ME principle.

I agree that if we don't take care of US, who will? This, I think, includes a lot of healthy work for me on self-esteem and not internalizing the negativity of others either towards me or just in general. I am not gettin' any younger here, friends, lol, and I need henceforth to go forward on removing toxicity and negativity from my sphere.

I've said that before but haven't really done it lol.

This is my year to do it.

Goals include, as I've noted here and elsewhere where I palaver about food, a better relationship towards food and cooking at home more, realizing that I am and always have been an excellent cook, so why don't I cook more instead of trying to follow the latest fad or eating processed junk or high calorie treats (which are okay in moderation but ... see my sig ... red velvet cake is OUT until next Winter Solstice) and listening to the universe & diet gurus as to what I should eat, do & be.

I also will increase my daily steps incrementally & GET A JOB (somehow, somewhere lol).

Just rambling, will firm all this up in wee brain as the week goes on.

Arabella 12-23-2012 05:12 PM

Ding Ding Ding
 
Queenly folk, the bells are going off all over. I apologize for the length and involvedness of the following but ... this is the place for it, I believe.

I've been reading "A Course in Weight Loss." The first lesson deals with identifying where/what you associate negative emotions with and giving them over to a higher power. I had a big breakthrough this morning, looking at anger. I'd been reading the book before I headed out on a walk last night and was heading home when a great deal of anger resurfaced towards my SIL and the way she dominated the family reunion and cut my family out of it last summer. ANGER! I was SO mad, just going over it and over it. Thinking about releasing the anger but feeling like I wanted to hold onto it.

So this morning, when DH and I were walking, I was talking to him about it, about my feelings that I didn't want to release the anger. Then, he walked a little farther than I did (I was going to yoga) and while I was walking by myself, I felt so much sadness under the anger. I had an epiphany -- I was angry because I've done so much for SIL -- used to drive 45 minutes every other day or so to give her Reiki treatments when she had cancer, have had numerous parties for her birthdays, etc. etc etc. She, on the other hand doesn't even always remember my birthday.

DH said how generous I'd always been to her. My epiphany was that it's not about generosity -- it's about self-sacrifice. I've put her needs above my own many, many times and I need to stop doing that. The year that she was diagnosed with cancer, I had dedicated that year to my self-nurturing. But then she was diagnosed and I took a back seat, scrabbling hard just to keep up with what was necessary. She recovered and has been cancer-free for years and we're all grateful for that but I need to look after myself.

It all goes way back -- I was the eldest of a whack of kids, one after another, and I came to understand that I should not have any needs or show them if I had them. So, lots of work to do there but I do feel that I'm on my way. It's like when the log jam breaks.

:tree:
Amarantha, I feel like the book is going to be extremely helpful. I've got some problems with her God and trying to find a way to think of it that works for me, and I'm not totally sold on the "powerless to do this on my own" concept but o/w there's a lot of powerful stuff. Huzzah on the .6! :cb:

And then, Kaylets, I remember the same thing happening to me when I went low-carb -- you think that you've got all these deep-seated psychological issues and then the eating disorder dissipates in a puff of smoke when you stop eating wheat, rice, etc. I haven't read Wheat Belly yet but I gather it's not just wheat?

Anyway, I know that cutting back on that stuff will make this journey a lot easier, even if there are psychological issues to deal with.


Wildfire, you and me both -- this is going to be the year that I actually look to my own needs and, even if my nearest and dearest need stuff, I will not make myself an afterthought.

WSW, I hope those pesky technical difficulties leave you alone pronto!
:grouphug:

Hmmmm.... shan't bend your ear any further. Love to all, in the Palace or wandering.

Amarantha2 12-24-2012 04:18 AM

Arabella, I have found the book more helpful than I had originally expected. I also have problems with her concept of God & the idea of being powerless to do it myself. I ignore the God concept & accept that I have indeed managed weight successfully on my own for a really long time & that I do not need a guru. When I filter it that way I find the book really a practical companion in checking my relationship with weight & food.

I am really interested in your thoughts on the book.

I also have anger issues, I think everyone does & that anger is high on the list of emotions related to dysfunction re food & weight.

Thanks for the congrats!

Arabella 12-25-2012 07:31 AM


It's a beautiful Christmas morning here, the first one without DS but DH and I have had a cozy start to the day. I am spoiled. Now for a long walk and then a festive breakfast. Still a Buche de Noel to make for the party at DIS' place. 'Twill be spectacular, which is always fun.

:queen: Am2, I believe you are right -- anger is way up there and it's definitely an emotion that I've "not felt" a lot in the past. Rarely, rarely get angry. Re: the book -- if the intensity of the lessons continue, it's going to be quite the journey. I've barely ventured a toe into the first lesson -- one emotion -- and it went way deep.
:tree:
Our approach to the book is identical. Huzzah!
:ginger:
Love to all my beloved Royals, whether in the Palace or on walkabout. Wishing you all the very, very merriest.

Wildfire 12-25-2012 10:57 AM

Merry Christmas, Lovlies!

It's a green Christmas here, but the forecasters say it will be very, very white this time tomorrow. I'm okay with green.

Once again, my "adult" daughter ruined the holiday by storming off in a huff over nothing, refusing to spend the night with us as planned and instead went home to an empty apartment. If she expected us to chase after her, she was sorely disappointed. She is supposed to be here with my granddaughter (who spent last night with her dad) today. I do expect she will show because ALL of the little one's gifts are under our tree, but it will be with much attitude and scowling. Congrats to her, she ruined another Christmas and will be ignored for her efforts while we focus on the four year old princess.

Every year I say I'm not doing this big Christmas thing again, yet every year I do. I'm thinking next year will be different. I spent ALL day yesterday baking and cleaning and wrapping - all for the benefit of DD and Princess, and this is the thanks I get. What's the definition of insanity...right...doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results.

Well, bird is in the oven, neighbors due to join us at 4:00, and this time tomorrow it will all be over.

Sorry for the vent...

I hope wherever you are and whoever you are spending your holiday with brings you much happiness!

And if not, there's wine. :xcheer:

Amarantha2 12-25-2012 04:18 PM

Happy Holidays to all celebrants! Woot! I am hanging with just my adorable dog today & cooking omelets & sugar free cookies & just focusing on my mental & physical health & the year ahead.

Yesterday I did break my step record & reached the 16,000s, plus did a Leslie. Today did strength training & slept a lot, now working on 12,000 steps.

Enjoying my Christmas! Woot!

wsw 12-25-2012 08:03 PM

merry christmas, dear royals! thinking of you, one and all.

Amarantha2 12-26-2012 09:52 AM

Huzzah, happy NON HOLIDAY DAY to all!

Wsw, SO happy to see you and hope you had a good Christmas!

Ditto to all royals!

I LOVE the ordinariness (is that a word?) of the day after Christmas. I DID eat extra calories for the past few days, thought I was on a good roll yesterday but ended up adding a nice Christmas night meal as my mood had been kind of going down all day. Still hoping for a loss this week but looking forward now to my newest GOAL DAY OF GETTING INTO THE 120s, which is January 13! Woot! I will do 'er.

Amarantha2 12-27-2012 04:55 AM

Super Duper Chef, the Queen, with her goal of reaching the 120s by December 30 & cooking more at home, has left the palace & Diet Wise Woman, Healthy Weight Management & Fitness Empress & Wise Woman has returned.

Naturally, we have been eating too much in this always uneasy time between Christmas & the coming New Year. S’ok, we’ll hop on tomorrow for a double check but we don’t seem to have gained anything since the last weigh-in.

And it stops here.

Diet Wise Woman, Empress & Queen of Her Own Life, is up early to finish a real-world, career related project, then she’ll return to sleep for a bit, but she has been thinking deeply about this weight & fitness issue.

Earlier in the day, there was a little argument between Diet Wise Woman and all the imaginary characters in her diet centric head. Seems some of them were asking the rhetorical question as to WHY we here in Healthy Weight Management & Fitness Land continued to wish to keep working towards living life in a fit and sane-weight body when things are so changed in her non virtual life.

Why not give up & let obesity claim her once more?

Silly question, of course we won’t do that & won’t even dignify it with an answer lol.

Anyhow, assessing our chance of getting to the 120s on December 30, our chances are slim, none & nada.

So we have been evaluating dates, reclaiming our sane appetite control and resetting our next OFFICIAL weigh-in date and will do that on January 1, 2013! That is a Tuesday! Yay! We are starting a little challenge to EAT AT A SANE CALORIC LEVEL AND CONTINUE TO EXERCISE AS PLANNED until then and other than a quick unofficial check tomorrow morning, which will be private between us and us, we’ll leave the scale alone. We will see where we are on January 1 and then regroup.

Although Super Duper Chef has departed, we will still be heavily into cooking at home in the palace in 2013. Diet Wise Woman, the Queen & Empress of her Own Life, will do all the cooking using sane ingredients & methods known to her from old times.

It. Is. Manifest.

Amarantha2 12-30-2012 06:25 PM

Huzzah, all royals who inhabiteth this thread or wander hither & yon! Thinking of you all kindly today. :wave:

This is a flyby, I still have 2,000 steps to do on my self-assigned 12,000 today so should get off the internet for a while.

I am glad it is Sunday, can't wait for the New Year and to see what my starting weight for the year will be! WOot! :wave:

wsw 12-31-2012 05:50 PM

happy new year, dear royals one and all!! :)

Amarantha2 12-31-2012 06:34 PM

Happy New Year, sweet wsw, have a wonderful one!

***
As for moi, Am the Queen/Empress of her Own Life has no profound words on the world, the government, fiscal cliffs, Fitbits, caloric intake (except hers was good today), intermittent fasting, deep philosophy, the ups & downs of internet life or the year 2012 that she believeth hath already departed the Land Down Under where she hath friends, and which will soon be waving good-bye to the similar Land Down Under on this side of the world, the glorious state in the U.S. in which Am resideth.

Said Queen/Empress Am is walking up a storm today on her Fitbit program. She never goes anywhere on NYE so she might as well burn calories in hopes of a nice NY’s weigh-in. Waiting to watch The Rifleman, to which she is addicted.

The world did not end on December 21. Life. Goeth. On.

Huzzah!

We here in the Land of Am & Her Canine Princess Companion need a wee nana nap before people start setting off fireworks and making loud noises that will make all the dogs in the neighborhood bark and go crazy.

Happy, Happy New Year to All!

Amarantha2 01-01-2013 11:40 AM

HAVING COME SAFELY THROUGH THE PORTAL TO THE GLORIOUS YEAR 2013, Queen/Empress of Her Own Life & Super Duper Chef Who is Cooking More at Home But Going to Have Non Red Velvet Bakery Cake Today, did indeed conduct, with her imaginary diet friends, an official weigh-in in lieu of her usual one that would have happened last Sunday. She also took measurements & they are the same except she gained .5 in calves (good, that's muscle) & .25 around neck (also good, at her time of life she needs a strong neck to hold everything straight).

She now has a baseline of data, especially SCALE WEIGHT, which is NOT as we we know the only measurement of healthy weight management & fitness but it is one that is meaningful to the Queen/Empress!

THE VERDICT: One pound up from December 23, 2012 weigh-in, now at 133.8, 16.2 pounds down from mid-January of 2012. Heading now to 120s, vastly improved fitness level since Fitbit step program & still lifting weights and being generally active. Career issues to be tackled this month AND next holiday weight management target is going to be Valentine's Day, with that weigh-in to be conducted on February 10 and a goal set next Sunday.

Wildfire 01-01-2013 08:54 PM

Happy New Year, Royals!

Let's get this year rolling! New thread, anyone? :yes:

Arabella 01-02-2013 12:21 PM

Happy New Year, Queenlies! I've been laid low with a horrible cold since the weekend. So ... looking forward to the new thread but won't be posting one for the moment. xo

Kaylets 01-02-2013 01:25 PM

Hello all!

So glad to see you Wildfire! How regal!! Jesse Cook, I am even following him on FB.... I can almost recognize him even when it's a new song.

Still following my 'new' food plan. Most of the time it's still working. Christmas was tougher, I think in large part 'stress eating' .....Instead of the wheat, I had lots of protein and fruit---literally grazed on both and probably had 3 sweet potatoes too but all in all, a far, far different 'binge' compared to what would have happened if cookies, etc, etc were in the house.

I am still feeling slimmer if that is more than just a feeling and a reality. In other words, I guess it's probably what other people call my energy. And of course, I expect to turn sideways in the full length mirror and not see a belly. BUT, it's still there and the reality is that at least its not going to get bigger.

Wood Nymph, the Higher Power concept is hard for lots of us---
The bottom line really is ( and again, only my opinion), that I can't control everything, I can not be perfect ( and why do I feel this compulsion to be?) and I can't handle everything that is going to happen to me much less the entire universe.
For me, letting go, realizing somethings are too big for me ( powerless) has been very freeing. I don't have to be in charge. Doesn't mean I'm not accountable and that seems to be a full time job for me.

Glad to see WSW stop by! Cold weather here on the East Coast. You're not shivering alone!

Empress! As always, inspirational!


Sorry, just see the time and must be off. Until next time.


My royals!

Wildfire 01-03-2013 09:03 PM

Bah! There is nasty bug on the loose in my workplace and I fear I may have finally lost the battle. I actually banned a sick co-worker from my office yesterday, telling her to take her germs and begone! But when you share a photocopier/scanner, various doorknobs and kitchen surfaces with 140 other people, your odds of escaping the virus is slim. Nevertheless, I had a vitamin packed smoothie when I came home, popped some ColdFx, and am having tea with lemon and honey. I hope to kill it with optimism!! :flow2:

Arabella, hope you are over it soon!

Kaylets, happy to hear the new eating plan is working for you! Feeling slimmer will certainly keep you motivated.

Amarantha, that's the hard part, isn't it? Controlling how we react to others and unpleasant situations, and taking a step back before lashing out or eating the emotions through food. It takes strength and awareness to remind ourselves that there can be a positive outcome if we control our reactions, not to mention less guilt when we avoid diving into a pint of Ben & Jerry's! :carrot:

wsw, hope you are well and staying warm!

Happy Friday Eve!! :yay:

Amarantha2 01-05-2013 08:42 AM

With apologies, dear royals, I went through this thread & deleted a few posts that didn't make sense as I am trying to be more sensible on the internet in 2013 (lol and briefer). I am replacing this last post I made a few days ago with a cross postie of my blog only to make things briefer, although brevity is NOT my strong suit :lol: ... on my 3FC blog today I posted:

"Lol, made some new year realizations this morning that I blather too much on diet forums about things other than weight so removed references to job hunting and how I FEEL about things other than weight management & exercise here 'n there about the internet.

The title of this blog (40 Days & 40 Nights & then Forever) has come to mean I am doing a series of 40 day (or thereabouts) periods of weight management & fitness readjustments and planning on managing weight in a sane fashion forever and ever amen.

As for blogging or sharing about career, I have realized I don't need to do that. It is what it is and I am where I am and I may mention work from time to time but what is important to me is that I am alive, alive-o, and have a beautiful, peaceful life, am queen/empress of said own life, have a glorious canine companion (always important to have a canine companion, in my opinion lol) and have this nice, little ol' lady wannabee bodybuilder hobby to reach the 120s again and (four more pounds or so) and to build & sustain healthy habits, muscle and a good quality of life.

I am grateful this clarity has come to me & have but one wish this Saturday morning and that is that the temperature rise some 'cause i really don't like being cold and I have to go buy food.

Calling all scale angels to help me through what could be a dicey weigh-in tomorrow as while I have good control of food & exercise, I kind of suspect I ate too much this week."

Wildfire 01-05-2013 10:00 AM

Just my humble opinion, Amarantha, and please don't take offense - you must do what is right for you. However, as a support group I believe that we must support each other outside the confines of only diet and exercise. Everything in our lives impacts how we feel and how we deal with everyday factors impacts our diet and exercise. We have always been a close-knit group and I think we are comfortable sharing bits here and there. We would not have spent the last 12 years or so (for me) coming back to this place if it was merely a place to log diet and exercise. We come because of the camaraderie and having a place to celebrate, commiserate, vent, and support each other. Don't we?

So if you want to talk about the challenges of job searching or anything else going on, or just want to post your goals and activites, we are right there with you!

Just my $.02.

Amarantha2 01-05-2013 03:39 PM

Thank you, sweet Wildfire! I probably will end up blathering a lot about the job search eventually. Lol, I pretty much whine about it daily offline.

I agree with you about how we've come back for so long to support each other. I just get tired of feeling bad on the career front so need to stop thinking of it.

Would never take offense at such a sweet, supportive comment.

I think 2013 will be a great year for all of us, I just feel it & need to believe it.

Hugs, that's my $.02.

Kaylets 01-05-2013 07:30 PM

Hello all Royals!

I too agree with Wildfire's notes, Empress, that all parts of our lives influence our eating/overeating etc. In fact, perfect point---
I didn't realize until Thursday morning, I was coming down with something.
I was stressed and in a horrible mood and really not fit for company.

It was impossible to avoid the kitchen.

Whatever I had, was just a brush---I never lost my appetite but had no strength, slept most of it away except when I needed to eat and then, sitting was uncomfortable because everything seemed to ache.

My point, and yes, I really do have one is this: As soon as I started feeling better today, I could feel my mood brighten, and the urge to stuff lessened.

Anyway.

Stress for whatever reason has always been more than a trigger to eat for me. And I have learned in recent years, I had far less control over controlling stress eating than I imagined.

so, don't feel you can't share on my account.


Hope all are doing well tonight.

Take care

Wildfire 01-06-2013 11:07 AM

Good morning, Ladies!

Amarantha, so glad you understood what I was trying to get across. :)

I have a confession to make. I don't like fruit. I rarely eat fruit other than an occasional banana. I know this is weird and not at all healthy. I will eat strawberries covered in chocolate, or apple crisp, or peach pie...but that doesn't exactly help with weight loss, does it? Eating raw fruit pretty much guarantees I'll be in intestinal distress in short order. However, I have discovered that I can make fruit smoothies and they don't bother me. Strange, I know, but perhaps the pureeing makes it easier on my gut. I have been using the frozen mixed fruit blends with everything from berries to plums, pineapple, and papaya. I put in some pulp-free OJ, some vanilla yogurt, a spoonful of honey, and they are SO good! I'm thrilled to have found a way to get fruit in my diet because I know I need the vitamins and anti-oxidants, etc., and I have my smoothie while cooking dinner. It keeps me from snacking impatiently and I eat less at dinner. Win-win!!

Kaylets, glad you are feeling better! I did manage to win my battle with the virus and didn't end up sick after all. *knock on wood* There are so many bugs on the go here right now, though. Must remain vigilant!!

Arabella, how are you feeling?

WSW? How are things in your corner?

I'm off for a "tank top arms" workout before the girls arrive for the afternoon. Have a wonderful day! :df:

Amarantha2 01-06-2013 12:03 PM

Everything's going my WEIGH (sort of)
 
Yea, Wildfire, and Kaylets also, I really appreciated your support yesterday. I go up and down on that career thing. I have retired 500 times, btw, just can't stand it.

Feeling really good this morning, though probably I should not because my official weigh-in wasn't all that great but I'm hangin' :carrot: and eating brunch & feeling philosophical about it all.

Everything's SORT of going my weigh, other than being up 1.2 pound. Never mind, a little more muscle is mixed in that, exceeded all exercise goals & feel strong. The calorie train will be heading back in the right direction in the coming week lol. Day 35, "Hope sees the invisible, feels the intangible, and achieves the impossible." Helen Keller :)

I do SO agree that stress impacts weight. There are probably all sorts of scientific reasons for that, of which I assume cortisol plays a part. I do know that I can be hummin' along happily digesting my last healthy meal & looking forward to a proper meal at the proper time and not having any sense of urgency to eat. Then if so much as a NEGATIVE THOUGHT passes through the ol' brain here, it is quickly followed by a feeling that I am hungry & wish to eat something. This is quickly followed by thoughts that I am not hungry but rather just had a negative thought. I am rather good at spotting negative thoughts in my own head. Sometimes I eat something then, sometimes not.

I remember years ago how this became clear to me, although I'd been pondering it for years. I was at the rural office in the mountain where I worked once a week during my previous career. I was working and enjoying being there, not feeling stressed, had a nice, calorie controlled lunch, was finishing up and looking forward to drive home and being at home in the afternoon. I was just buzzing with feel good hormones for no reason. Started drive through canyons, down mountains, beautiful, happy, driving well, was thinking of the convenience store in the other town I worked in up there on other days, where I often stopped and bought a donut. Humming along, thinking, don't need donut, not hungry, craving nothing, well fed. Car suddenly appeared on tail, started aggressively riding me down major hill, then swooshed around, almost cut me off at front, causing accident & it rode on down out of site. Told self calm down, down stress, happens all the time (it does up there), driving, driving, driving, all calm, noticed I was HUNGRY & specifically HUNGRY FOR DONUT AT CONVENIENCE STORE. Told self, no, was stress, was cortisol flooding system, don't need donut. Said okay, don't need donut, will keep going. Was cool, driving, hit town, saw convenience store, slammed on brakes, made screeching turn into convenience store parking lot, bought donut (two) and ate. Continued on way.

Okay, NOT THIS WEEK! I want this weight loss elevator to return to the previous floor! :rofl:
Have a great day, royals! :wave:

Amarantha2 01-07-2013 07:14 PM

Lol, well the calorie elevator did NOT go down yesterday but the stress overeating hit a high for the year.

Back on track today. Had a nice day, actually, and calories are where they should be.

Have a good week, royals! :wave:

Amarantha2 01-12-2013 03:16 PM

Two days ago the realization hit that Am2 the Queen/Empress of her own life was suffering from a malaise of spirit, as has been the case off and on for a while, actually. Due not at all to this malaise of spirit, she was also starting to once again GAIN (bah) the teeniest bit of weight so she occupied herself somewhat pursuing her favorite hobby, that of being a frustrated personal trainer and sports nutritionist, though she is neither of these things in real life, but she does experiment a lot on her own agin' bod a lot in the areas of weight management and fitness, having once weighed A WHOLE HECK OF A LOT MORE than she does now. That was almost two decades ago now, in another time and place and Am2, Queen/Empress, has evolved into a different person (but somehow the same) in body, mind and spirit, evolving every year and growing older, wiser (sometimes) and nicer (sometimes), less employed, lol, let's face it we are no royal spring chicken here anymore.

But we still LOVE our one and only body, mind & spirit and kind of really like ourself in general, actually and want to continue to maintain the downward pound creep that has been going on ever since January 2012, when we found we had GAINED a little weight back up to 150 from a low of 117. We putzed up & down all year but managed to lose 16.2 pounds with an eye to reaching 125. We did not reach 125 and now have a goal to be in the 120s (129.8 or something) by or on February 10, our weigh-in following the holidays of Imbolic and before St. Valentine's Day. SOOOO, we were planning on losing a bit more weight last week but we gained.

It is all due to the calorie creep, a dreaded disease in the realm, we are just eating too many calories, everything else is on track.

So, to make a long story short, which I never do, we started this little challenge for ourselves to see how many consecutive days we can stay at a GOOD CALORIE LEVEL, as defined by us as anywhere up to 2000 at the highest (not good but not forbidden) and however low we want to go because let's face it we never go as low as some think we should, but we do calorie cycle and we do know we are always okay, even binging if we never go over 2000.

This is Day 2, meaning in our count that we have stayed at a GOOD CALORIE LEVEL for two full days and are working on the third day.

And, no, we haven't been anywhere near 2000 in those two days.

The Queen/Empress Am2 & all her imaginary diet fairie friends are rejoicing and feeling in good control, but we do NOT know what will happen in the Sacred Ceremony of the Golden Scale o' Dietary Justice this Sunday because earlier in the week, we just ate too much.

So we are back, the Queen/Empress of Am2 Calorie Control, and having fun with this little challenge but crossin' our fingers for a NICE RESULT (a loss or maintain) this Sunday.

Hear ye, hear ye, we are BACK in the saddle again, pard! Sooner or later this weight creep elevator is going DOWN!

Amarantha2 01-13-2013 11:09 AM

Woot! Queen/Empress Am2 hath sashayed on down to the Sacred Grotto o' the Golden Scale despite the unusually frozen temperatures in her part o' the royal palace AND she discovereth that she is down 1.2 & back in the game to reach the 120s by or on February 10!

Bye for now, kind royals, hope everyone is doing well. :wave:

Arabella 01-19-2013 08:35 AM

Lovelies, I've started a new thread for the year. I'll come in with a full post soon but just wanted to get us into 2013 so we can leave 2012 behind.

Will say one thing: OMG. I have gained about 30 pounds, yes, from ticker. How many times have I done that? Why do I do that repeatedly? I stopped weighing myself and managed to "not see" how much weight I was gaining. The year ahead will be dedicated to peeling off the layers built from stress and a lack of attention and getting down to my real self.

Here's the new thread: http://www.3fatchicks.com/forum/supp...ml#post4597105


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