qwerty said:yeah my dad did manual labor for a living - i walk my dogs for 2-3 miles a day. that is kind of the same right?
I hear frown works more muscles than the smile. Burn baby burn!
qwerty said:Socal - my wife eats pretty healthy, i have no interest in eating healthy - so our situations are similar, except she doesnt cook me my favorite meals and have them ready when i get home
My dad lived till 78 eating red meat, so that is my template. I havent been able to drag her to the dark side though, she is pretty disciplined about eating good.
. He'll pick at it then get a bowl of cereal or secretly make himself a sandwich.
Cubic Zirconia said:
I've told him it's A-OK with me if he wants to put on 50 or more. (Yes, yes. I know that's not healthy. My friends do think I'm crazy. You like what you like. I don't want him 600 lbs. Maybe high 200's to 300.) He says he appreciates the thought but doesn't think he can do it. He just doesn't eat enough to do that. He's got his own limits.
SoCal said:Cubic Zirconia said:
It's been 6 years since he's had a physical. I don't really know how his health is. He only went that time because I convinced him. Most men will only go see a doctor when they're on their deathbed. At that time his BP was good, everything else good, but his "good cholesterol" levels were a little low.
He's not a big eater. He just likes all the things a 5 year old would like.
He thinks he's fat. I don't. He's 5'10", 210'ish. I think he'd look good bigger. Secret: SoCal always liked the big boys.
irvinehomeowner said:Mrs. IHO want to lose weight (what woman doesn't?)... but she's maybe only 5-10 lbs over her ideal weight (I think she's fine where she's at).
She eats better than I do... but has her weaknesses.
I like to blame her for my weight gain because she prefers to eat out all the time... and because she wanted me to have a fulltime job instead of my never know when the money is coming in consulting gig.
homer_simpson said:Dessert - Whatever I can find at Disneyland
SoCal said:Cubic Zirconia said:
It's been 6 years since he's had a physical. I don't really know how his health is. He only went that time because I convinced him. Most men will only go see a doctor when they're on their deathbed. At that time his BP was good, everything else good, but his "good cholesterol" levels were a little low.
He's not a big eater. He just likes all the things a 5 year old would like.
He thinks he's fat. I don't. He's 5'10", 210'ish. I think he'd look good bigger. Secret: SoCal always liked the big boys.
SoCal said:qwerty said:Socal - my wife eats pretty healthy, i have no interest in eating healthy - so our situations are similar, except she doesnt cook me my favorite meals and have them ready when i get home
My dad lived till 78 eating red meat, so that is my template. I havent been able to drag her to the dark side though, she is pretty disciplined about eating good.
What's your dinner time solution, then? You eat what she makes or the folks at In & Out know you by name?
When I try feeding Mr. SoCal the kind of dinner I want, he looks: ??? or
qwerty said:
homer_simpson said:Have you met IHO?
SoCal said:homer_simpson said:Have you met IHO?
Just once.
I thought I was early enough, but nooooo. There he was at 7:30 a.m. with that shit-eating grin on his face.... mariachi band and everything.... ready to cut the "birthday pancake". Can you believe that?? He didn't even offer to share one table with me. Grrrr.
Revenge is a dish best served cold. I'll get you, Iho.
Cubic Zirconia said:Breakfast on track, have snacks in my purse, hope they don't melt and force me to get the salted caramel
Those sounds yummy....how unhealthy are they???Cubic Zirconia said:Whole wheat toast, Mocha Cappuccino Protein Shake, three egg whites (only one peanut chocolate I got from Costco- very tasty!) :
Time to eat good all day and see some results!
Jer's chocolates- love them! Hope Costco has some more that I can stock up on: