Weight: lost last week -.5 (-3.5/5) 2nd mini goal
Weight: lost this week – 2 lbs (-.5/5) 3rd mini goal
Good weight loss this week. Now on to the next mini goal. I am in the process of re-reading TBDS, and I surprised at the difference in what I ’see’ on this reading. What is nice is that I have found out that the things I thought I never could do… well, that was just faulty thinking.
Archive for August, 2007
Weigh in day
August 22, 2007frustrated posting to other blogs
August 21, 2007I’ve been trying to post to other blogs (Like foodluv and homemaking…), but I can’t get google/bloger or any of the other choices to let me post. I used to creat a ‘new’ account each time with the same password, now I can’t even do that. I’d enjoy giving several bloggers support comments, but think I’ll stop trying for a while. I’m posting daily over at ‘Peertrainer’, in the Mind Over Matter group. I’m going to begin a second round of 6 weeks going through the book, and work on getting the Responses as close to the automatic level as I can. I’m working on my 3rd ‘mini goal’, and have noticed a wonderful change in the way I think about pre-planning my food. Now, when ‘life happens’, and I don’t preplan… it feels strange. Guess that’s what changing a habit is all about. I’ll be back here in about a week, so I hope everything is going well for everyone.
Emily
stayed the same this week
August 12, 2007My weight stayed the same this week, but my activity level has gone up. I started a Salsa class on Friday night, and ended up sweating like the proverbial pig. Had lots of fun, and am looking forward to next class. On Saturday I got the Recreation Center catalogue for the fall and was excited to see that Tai Chi is being added to the classes. I used to take Tai Chi from a wonderful teacher in south Denver, but the drive became daunting when I moved, so I stopped. I can tell my balance is not as good as it used to be, so this is something I really need to do. Now that I’m getting better sleep, thanks to new pillows and a new mattress, and working in activities that are fun as well as physical, maybe that dreaded “E” portion of any diet equation will not be so daunting.