cubiczirconia
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irvinehomeowner said:
I have never tasted beer.
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I have never tasted beer.
Ahem... "party ball" is the preferred vernacular.
Good job! Stay on course
Thank you. For me, losing is easy but keeping it off long-term is hard. I think I've realized I will have to count calories for the rest of my life.
I'm just not a person who stays at a good weight "naturally" anymore. But if I have to do it forever then I'll just suck it up and do it (I hope!)
That's all of us. The key is go 5 lbs below your goal weight, and enjoy life.. when you gain 10, count calories, get rid of that weight again.. the way it works is, slog summers and gain winters
LOL! I get teased by husband for moving the machine around until I get a desirable number
30 since March is great! Are you closer to goal?
What are you eating, how are you working out? Please share more details.
That's what I thought too.
IHO, going by that logic, I have lost at least 50 lbs this month.. and gained 51 ;-)
My April update: 1235 active minutes (at gym and fitness walks)
Abs: same old story
Weight: I will take a sharpie and write the weight I think is best and discard batteries of my machine.
I have never tasted beer.irvinerealtor
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homer_simpson said:
Ahem... "party ball" is the preferred vernacular.
irvinehomeowner
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It was a "party ball"... approaching "keg" size.
cubiczirconia
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SoCal said:
Good job! Stay on course
irvinehomeowner
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Before kids... I had at least a 2-pack.
socal78
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Cubic Zirconia said:Good job! Stay on course
Thank you. For me, losing is easy but keeping it off long-term is hard. I think I've realized I will have to count calories for the rest of my life.
I'm just not a person who stays at a good weight "naturally" anymore. But if I have to do it forever then I'll just suck it up and do it (I hope!)
cubiczirconia
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SoCal said:Cubic Zirconia said:Good job! Stay on course
Thank you. For me, losing is easy but keeping it off long-term is hard. I think I've realized I will have to count calories for the rest of my life.
That's all of us. The key is go 5 lbs below your goal weight, and enjoy life.. when you gain 10, count calories, get rid of that weight again.. the way it works is, slog summers and gain winters
socal78
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Good strategy, CZ.
I am looking forward to my next update. I only have half a pound to go until I reach my 10 lb. milestone. Totally doable for the next check-in.
To answer the previous question about weighing ourselves, for me it's: As soon as I wake up in the morning before I eat or drink anything, every day or every other day. Same "lucky spot" on the tile each time. :-[
I am looking forward to my next update. I only have half a pound to go until I reach my 10 lb. milestone. Totally doable for the next check-in.
To answer the previous question about weighing ourselves, for me it's: As soon as I wake up in the morning before I eat or drink anything, every day or every other day. Same "lucky spot" on the tile each time. :-[
cubiczirconia
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SoCal said:
LOL! I get teased by husband for moving the machine around until I get a desirable number
nosuchreality
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I've lost 30 lbs since the start of the March challenge.
Unfortunately, it's the same 2 lbs repeatedly as I seem to be on a 2 lb yo-yo at my beginning weight. up 2 lbs, down 2 lbs, down a lb, up 3 lbs, down 2 lbs.
Today, I was weighing in because I forgot to baseline yesterday. Woke up, feeling nice and light, you know that feeling right? Nada, not only nada, I'm on the up yo-yo portion. WTH.
I can see I'm going to have to get biblical on the calorie tracking. Time to re-review the app thread.
Unfortunately, it's the same 2 lbs repeatedly as I seem to be on a 2 lb yo-yo at my beginning weight. up 2 lbs, down 2 lbs, down a lb, up 3 lbs, down 2 lbs.
Today, I was weighing in because I forgot to baseline yesterday. Woke up, feeling nice and light, you know that feeling right? Nada, not only nada, I'm on the up yo-yo portion. WTH.
I can see I'm going to have to get biblical on the calorie tracking. Time to re-review the app thread.
cubiczirconia
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nosuchreality said:
30 since March is great! Are you closer to goal?
What are you eating, how are you working out? Please share more details.
irvinehomeowner
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I think you didn't read the rest of his post.SoCal said:
cubiczirconia
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:-\ here is what I understood: I lost 30, I am trying to lose more- but stuck in a rut.
irvinehomeowner said:
irvinehomeowner
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Then using the NSR system of measurement... I've lost at least 100lbs... the same 2-3 lbs every day.Cubic Zirconia said:
cubiczirconia
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SoCal said:
That's what I thought too.
IHO, going by that logic, I have lost at least 50 lbs this month.. and gained 51 ;-)
My April update: 1235 active minutes (at gym and fitness walks)
Abs: same old story
Weight: I will take a sharpie and write the weight I think is best and discard batteries of my machine.