Hi Jo and all!
It's been very busy over the last few days. We did a few trailer loads on Saturday to try and move some of the smaller stuff. I've been carting heaps of boxes and stuff over the last week so the house is starting to look really bare. The main move is this Saturday, and it's nice and close, so it won't be as back breaking as past moves have been. The kids are fairly excited. I've been taking them around there as often as possible. Becky doesn't quite get what's going on, but she enjoys going to the house. Distance-wise, it's a little further to mum and dad's from the new house, but definitely still within walking distance - 5 minutes or so..... Josh loves all the footpaths he can ride on - there's a bit more flexibility because we're on a corner, and one of the roads is a no-through road. Also there's a park at the end of it, and a laneway nearby, so he can do lots of zooming!
I don't have the pram anymore, but I bought a push-along bike for Becky to ride in - it's really cool. It's a "trike" at first, with a little bar that goes around her tummy, and a handle up the back that I push that controls the steering. As she gets older, the foot tray, and bar can be removed so she can peddle, and then the handle can come off so she can steer. She loves it, so we go for walks with her in that, and Josh riding. We haven't gone for a little while, but the weather has settled down a bit, so we can pick it up again.
Food's been a bit up and down. Mainly up. I'm chewing on a carrot right now, after enjoying a tuna sandwich! I'm trying to get out of the habit of wanting to eat all the time while I'm at work. It's such a trap to just nibble all day long. And if I do want to nibble, I've got to make sure I take healthy snacks with me to work, such as nuts, fruit salad etc. I've got to break the food obsession cycle! I'm getting there.....
Jo, I think it sucks you having this cancer after all your recent troubles! Hopefully they'll be able to remove it all quickly and cleanly, and that will be the end of it! Thank goodness you don't have to do chemo. I've heard it makes you very sick.
You're right, you are a huge inspiration - if you can still exercise when recovering from a major operation, what excuse do I have?? You're allowed to push the guilt trip - I'd do the same for you!

I think you're doing an amazing job, and fully deserve the exciting losses you're seeing - how cool that you're in smaller clothes - that's the best part of weight loss I reckon!
I feel that I'm almost there with the weight loss. It's so hard to remain focussed, but I am trying!
Have you heard back from Kermie? It would be nice to hear how the others are going, like Chris and motherhood. I know that it's demanding!
Becky had her second birthday yesterday. She doesn't look big enough to be 2. I must get a photo of the kids and email them to you.
I'd better get back to it.
Talk to you all tomorrow
