well, i seriously debated about whether to weigh in today. i was pretty sure there would be a gain and i didn't want to lower morale...but i decided to do it just for accountability.
and i was right, there was a gain. 175. boo hoo.
but, it's not undeserved...i did a lot of snacking and eating out this week, and not nearly enough exercise. so i'm going to work on staying positive and not going off the deep end/shooting myself in the foot and shoveling food this weekend. i'm just going to ignore the numbers for a little while and get back into the habits i had going for the first two or three weeks. exercise really does make a difference.
and if anyone needs a job and would like to be my full time refrigerator & kitchen cupboard "security guard", let me know...
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about us
we've been best friends since 8th grade, but now we live on opposite sides of the country...both of us love to cook, bake, be crafty and shop...and we share a similar weakness for cupcakes. we started this blog to help us stay motivated and excited about becoming skinny girls.
stats (if you really must know)
Bridget (5'6"):
start weight: 153 lbs
current weight: 140ish lbs
1st goal: 135 lbs
real goal: 128 lbs
highest weight: 168
chest 34" (starting 36")
belly button 30.5" (starting 31.5")
hips 40.5" (starting 41.5")
pant size 6 (goal 4)
Meg (5'7"):
Highest Ever: 189.6 (2000)
Start Weight: 179
Current Weight: 169.4
Skinnier Goal (10%): 161
Skinny Goal: 145
Wishful thinking (?): 139
Pants size: 12 or 32
Skinnier Goal: 10 or 31
Skinny Goal: 8 or 30
Measurements:
Waist: 37.5"
Hips: 42"
Thigh: 25"
Bust: 40"
Arm: 13.5"
start weight: 153 lbs
current weight: 140ish lbs
1st goal: 135 lbs
real goal: 128 lbs
highest weight: 168
chest 34" (starting 36")
belly button 30.5" (starting 31.5")
hips 40.5" (starting 41.5")
pant size 6 (goal 4)
Meg (5'7"):
Highest Ever: 189.6 (2000)
Start Weight: 179
Current Weight: 169.4
Skinnier Goal (10%): 161
Skinny Goal: 145
Wishful thinking (?): 139
Pants size: 12 or 32
Skinnier Goal: 10 or 31
Skinny Goal: 8 or 30
Measurements:
Waist: 37.5"
Hips: 42"
Thigh: 25"
Bust: 40"
Arm: 13.5"
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- food journal (163)
- goals (2)
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- motivation (11)
- mumus (1)
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- huh, not as bad as i thought...
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- my pack a day habit
- Motivation dwindling...
- another week...another 48 cookies
- Whoops!
- weekend strategy..goals...and more goals
- Cherries heart greek yogurt
- Accounting
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- more or less
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- Ice cream trucks
- Gut reaction
- Hmm
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- For the love of popcorn
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- Another purple box
- moonboots are the new awesome
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- No pain no gain?
- I'm officially an adult
- fighting the blahs...
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- Well it's about time!
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4 comments:
Congrats on the accountability. And not being demoralized by the small gain. Maybe instead of using chains and locks in the kitchen, we need to develop some sort of star trek-like kitchen computer system where we preprogram in how many calories we are allowed to take out per day. After going over the daily calories, the kitchen goes into lockdown. OK, maybe that is a terrible idea.
i think you're on to something with the star trek kitchen system. i would totally use it...and i'm sure there are lots and lots of rich fat people who would pay BIG MONEY for one too! i'll be the guinea pig (har har, no pun intended) and you can start w/ my kitchen. who needs grad school anyway, right? :)
Don't get discouraged. You are still down from your initial or start weight. Also, you've recently been able to identify your triggers for overeating, which is difficult to do. So, you are bound to lose the weight eventually. It's about a new lifestyle, right? Hang in there! You're doing great!
'and if anyone needs a job and would like to be my full time refrigerator & kitchen cupboard "security guard", let me know...'
I have two. THey are small, but available for rent...
(btw, the other day, I made reference to you being a wedding "planner." Aaron pointed out I should've been more specific, as in "floral specialist." sorry!)
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