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Pam H 02-12-2014 12:35 PM


Originally Posted by toverly (Post 6570627)
Hi Y'all, I'm out. Enjoy the journey. I just have too much going on with family right now. Thanks for letting me join.

I hope you will still join us when you have a few extra minutes. I feel the encouragement and tips really help me to stay on track.

Onetomatoplant 02-12-2014 07:06 PM


Originally Posted by lauriejo (Post 6556449)
Hello strangers! I hope you will let me sign up to give away a FQ even though I'm a little bit late. Sorry about dropping off the planet lately, not sure why. Congrats to those who have been sliding downward. Do any of the rest of you get a chuckle at hearing congratulations for losers, or am I just weird???

My biggest excuse for not exercising is not wanting to break that law of intertia: An object at rest will remain at rest unless acted on by an unbalanced force . . . apparently my unbalanced mind is not forceful enough to get my butt moving.:confused:

Due to some odd twist of fate, I find myself in college at 47 years old. I'm taking an astronomy class, and we're going over Newton's laws this week. Not only does an object at rest tend to stay at rest, but THE LARGER THE MASS, the harder it is to get it moving! So that's my problem!

Onetomatoplant 02-12-2014 07:10 PM


Originally Posted by createfourpaws (Post 6566680)
Yes March is Batiks.

Crap!! I goofed and sent you a batik for February. If you want to hold on to it for March, I'll pop a bright in the mail.

Onetomatoplant 02-12-2014 07:13 PM

I've been on a chard kick! I sautée it with raisins and pine nuts, and eat it as a snack between breakfast and lunch. Nummy!

Onetomatoplant 02-12-2014 07:19 PM


Originally Posted by QuilterMomma (Post 6558472)
How do we get under control those afternoon sweet cravings? Anyone? Come 2:00 to 2:30, they hit and I can't refuse. I have veggies and healthy snacks, but they do not do it.

I get my sweet craving in the evening, after dinner. I've started drinking a small cup of low fat milk. At first I was adding Quik, but I often just drink the milk now and it soothes the sweet tooth.

Or get a bag of Hershey's miniatures, and allow yourself a couple a day.

Pam H 02-12-2014 07:45 PM

I weighed in today at WW. I'm doing the happy dance as I was down 3 lbs. That makes 12 lbs in 6 weeks. Woohoo!

Vanogay 02-13-2014 05:28 AM

Finally - I have had so much trouble with this computer. It doesn't recognize my password or sign in - even though I never logged out. Went back to some older e-mails and came i that way. Don't know what kind of bug my computer has now - even with the virus scans, it seems we get something. Read all the back tips - great for exercising and for food buying. I make a fruit salad lots of times. Made a fresh one this morning - raisins, strawberries, peaches and banana. Had that with a small amount of cereal and milk for my breakfast. I'm plenty satisfied.
We are so snowed in - had about 8" and while for some of you that's not much, for east Tennessee, that's plenty. I moved here from Colorado, so was used to the heavy winters and snow driving, but lots of people here can't drive on their side of the middle line on a good day - don't know how they'll be when they can't really find that middle line under the snow! Had my weekly groceries bought and have lots of food should we get stuck for longer than anticipated. Have been fortunate that our power is still on, but have a Coleman stove and fuel, just in case for that. Think I'm good. Of course, I'll have to add one more excuse of why I can't exercise!!! Or maybe, that should be I exercise to keep warm...

zennia 02-13-2014 06:06 AM

how serious am I------i ate whole wheat bread this morning and I hate whole wheat bread. I will get use to it.

onetomatoplant the larger the mass the harder it is to get moving--love it. So true. I have to get off here and get moving.

QuilterMomma 02-13-2014 08:22 AM

Hubby came thru on surgery fine. Was a ligament tear instead of rotator cuff tear. Whew, faster healing time. Now he has to be sure and workout on the bow flex that is covered with stuff in the garage. guess what I will be doing as well. yep, here it comes. We both will be looking good by the time the family comes for daughters graduations.
My 2 year old dd was just accepted into Whitworth University, private school that carries clout So Pumped. Then youngest DD got another solo in choir. Wonderful blessings.

createfourpaws 02-13-2014 09:39 AM


Originally Posted by QuilterMomma (Post 6572454)
Hubby came thru on surgery fine. Was a ligament tear instead of rotator cuff tear. Whew, faster healing time. Now he has to be sure and workout on the bow flex that is covered with stuff in the garage. guess what I will be doing as well. yep, here it comes. We both will be looking good by the time the family comes for daughters graduations.
My 2 year old dd was just accepted into Whitworth University, private school that carries clout So Pumped. Then youngest DD got another solo in choir. Wonderful blessings.

Glad to hear hubby's wasn't as bad as originally thought.

your "2 yr old" dd accepted to college? must mean 20's something not "2". LOL Congrats on being accepted


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