We are hell-bent on losing weight. So, we’ve been eating much better and staying active. We decided not to diet but to just eat like a human should. We’ve hiked some but mostly we just head to the basement and work out on our war machines. I’ve lost 5/7ish lbs. Five if you count the weight I refuse to let myself get passed or 7 if you count the actual weight I was really at, a number that I can’t seem to move off my tongue. B has lost 10 lbs. Men, it’s not fair. The good thing is that I have lost the least favorite of my two chins and so has B. It wasn’t a resolution for me. I was just finally in that mind space where it just came natural to do it. I really cannot do it any other way. If I need to lose I just wait for my mind to get right. I cannot seem to force it.
In other news we went to Chattanooga yesterday. We went vinyl shopping. I bought some soundtracks including one from All in the Family. It blows my mind how funny that show is. Even listening to it made me laugh out loud. We ate at an awesome restaurant and scouted around a furniture shop. I found a dream sofa (second to last photo) if you don’t count this one. The leather one is one we have been strongly considering for our new house. I’ve never been a fan of leather, in fact I’m sure I’ve said, “not in my house” but if you sit on it your kind of sold. It is amazing.
I also love this chair.
I cannot believe it but I think I’m caught up. I got so far behind I just stopped blogging because it just seemed like it would be too large a task. Glad it’s all out there now. I can move forward and stop looking back. Yep.
3 comments:
These photos are a poem! Vinyl shopping, my favorite kind. And I'm the same way, I can't lose weight until my mind is ready. (I'm not ready, I just ate BBQ skirt steak. Maybe next week.)
Weight's not the problem for me, it's smoking. Getting my mind ready is difficult enough. Keeping it that way for more than 3 months has so far been beyond me.
I am going to have my mind ready before Spring is over. Please....
Much love!
you can do it. when you have those weak moments you just have to find something else to do to replace it. just make up your mind you're not going to smoke anymore. that's what i did with drinking soda and i've been off it for almost 5 years. i never would have thought i'd be able to do that but i never want it anymore.
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