
Love and peace to all







176.5 pounds this week.
I gained 1.5 pounds from last week.
Here is my weight form July 23, 2008...
Whoa, when I look at those numbers I want to sink into a depression. The numbers do speak for themselves.
**The week I worked the hardest is the week I lost the most.
Why can't I stay motivated? Why do I sabotage my weight loss with a big celebration that makes me gain back half if not all of what I lost the previous week?
Frack- a- lacking bull! Argh! $&*#!
See ya next week...
maybe...
Peace

I did drink 16 ounces last night before I went to bed last night.
I am not necessarily motivated, but I am determined to lose more than 2.5 pounds in the next two months.
Peace
WOW! 174 pounds... I weighted in at 174 pounds!
Oh yeah, I am celebrating.
I felt like I had lost weight because my clothes were fitting better.
I am going to definitely keep up the strength training and tomorrow I am going to do step machine for as long as my foot will let me.
I went from 180.5 to 174 pounds. That is wonderful. I think the increased water intake helped to flush out some waste.
This is very motivating for me. Everyone likes seeing results. I know I do!
I did not do the ab ripper 100 last night but now I am motivated to do them as soon as I finish this post.
Weigh in 174 that's a 6.5 pound loss.
I am happy...Peace
Okay so I am weighing in at 180.5 today. Last week I weighed in at 177. I have gained 3.5 pounds. Not happy about that weight gain.
I am not making any excuses. I did nothing all week long. My foot is hurt and I took the lazy road and did nothing. I probably would have gained more if I had eaten a lot of junk.
If I had any trust in doctors I would go to one to be sure I did not break any bones. I will give it another week then decide if a doctor is needed.
After seeing the 3 pound increase I am going to do strength train like I said I was going to do last week.
Well see you next week for my Wednesday weigh-in.
Peace
Exercise is coming easier because my energy is coming back.
I made spaghetti for the family and wanted some myself. I didn’t have any gluten-free pasta and didn’t want to run to the store. So I searched the internet and found a simple recipe for gnocchi made with 3 cups of corn flour and a quart of boiling water. I used the masa harina I was using to make tortillas and substituted out ½ cup tapioca flour. It still turned out good. This can sustain me until I can find something better or different. I will be experimenting a lot.
I am off to walk my 19 minute mile. I was trying to walk with friends but that didn’t work out. Every one including myself had a dozen excuses for not walking. So I decided to use “Walk Away the Pounds” and SparkPeople.com.
I feel some motivation coming. Hey now!
My butt has gotten way too big to keep making excuses. Okay I am putting myself on blast. Today I weigh in at 178 lbs. Let’s see how motivated I really am?
Well thanks for checking me out.
Okay, I made it through an endoscopy and a colonoscopy only to find out that I still don’t know for sure if I have Celiac Disease.
I talked to my dear husband and came to the conclusion that I would avoid wheat at all cost. If I happened to get a reaction in the future I would gather all the information I had from all the books I have read and take that information with me to an allergist and demand to be tested correctly for CD.
…will come to light
This is a portion of the speech Obama gave on Father’s Day earlier this year:
“…Yes, we need more cops on the street. Yes, we need fewer guns in the hands of people who shouldn't have them. Yes, we need more money for our schools, and more outstanding teachers in the classroom, and more after school programs for our children. Yes, we need more jobs and more job training and more opportunity in our communities.
But we also need families to raise our children. We need fathers to realize that responsibility does not end at conception. We need them to realize that what makes you a man is not the ability to have a child – it's the courage to raise one.
We need to help all the mothers out there who are raising these kids by themselves; the mothers who drop them off at school, go to work, pick up them up in the afternoon, work another shift, get dinner, make lunches, pay the bills, fix the house, and all the other things it takes both parents to do. So many of these women are doing a heroic job, but they need support. They need another parent. Their children need another parent. That's what keeps their foundation strong. It's what keeps the foundation of our country strong.” http://www.barackobama.com/2008/06/15/remarks_of_senator_barack_obam_78.php
To me this is the old “kill the messenger” or cut off his testicles attitude. It reminds me of the child in school who doses not get enough attention at home. So when he gets to school he acts out in class. For this child any attention, even attention for bad behavior is good because it is attention.