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#574849 11/24/05 06:17 PM
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We rented My Date With Drew - really funny and charming documentary about an aspiring filmmaker trying to get a date with Drew Barrymore. I recommend it.

Ellie

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Hi Ellie

I am glad for you and your H and the patient of course - all's well that ends well.

Had a big cook up again last evening, and what with my "time of the month" not turning up yet but sending the bloating on as the advance party, I dread getting on the scale on Monday.

Oh well, having a house full of people and music sure boosts my mood!

Livnlearn

PS Earlier today, D called me a genius (in all seriousness) so I explained the true meaning of genius, using the example of Mozart and tonight we are going to watch Amadeus together on a DVD. I really love that film! Love the music that's been used for the soundtrack too.


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#574851 11/27/05 10:29 PM
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Hi Ellie

I would appreciate some input on my thread when you have the time, thanks.

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#574852 11/28/05 10:14 AM
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I am back at zero - 68 kilos this morning, partly due to bloating (still no sign of that time of the month ), partly to overeating and entertaining and partly due to stress that I DON'T need. GRRRRRRRRRRR!

Will have to pick myself up and hope it was only a temporary blip.


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#574853 11/28/05 01:06 PM
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I did pretty well over Thanksgiving, and took a walk after dinner (on the beach) to work some calories off. I ate more turkey than sides, since it is so much healthier.

The scale did show a tiny bit of an uptick - by a pound, but I didn't eat that much, so I expect it will be back to 169 in the next day or so. I went for a little longer walk this morning, with a few spurts of jogging. I will have a great opportunity for walking/exercise for about a week coming up later this week - I expect to give my metabolism a boost during that time, and I'm looking forward to it.


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Okay, shall we all just ignore our scales this morning? Mine shows me back to my starting weight! Although I'll admit to missing a few days walking due to hip pain, and a bit of social eating over the weekend, I also know there is NO WAY that I ate 16,000 excess calories over the last week!!! So I trust that things will look better at next week's weigh-in, if I just recommit today to my diet and exercise plan.

Ellie

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I don't mind looking at the scale, I know I've done really well and I had to even get rid of my favorite pair of jeans because they keep falling down (not all the way, but I like to have them sit on my hips, not down my hips). When I first bought those jeans, they didn't fit me at all - i.e., I was too fat for them. I remember being so excited when they first could fit, and now they are too loose. How awful,right?

I wore a different pair of jeans to T-giving, one that my mom had passed to me a couple of years ago, and didn't fit me at that time. I got a couple of compliments about my weight on T-giving. But more than the weight itself, I feel really healthy with my exercise and eating - and that is definitely the most important thing. That other 30 pounds off would be nice, though, and it's coming off slowly. I would love to have thighs that don't shake so much when I walk.

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Well done you, DFB!

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Thanks LivnLearn! I went to the doctors a while ago for asthma tests, and they checked my blood pressure (90/60) and I had a good oxygen level, like 99%. When the scale doesn't budge, good health numbers make me as happy (or more happy).

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I've been thinking for quite some time about eventually becoming a personal trainer. I finally am contacting the Y to see what their qualifications would be. I don't want to do a diploma mill type thing, I really want to be great at it.

I don't plan to jump right in, but at least to get the information I need to get started sometime next year, likely. I really enjoy talking fitness, and helping others - it's something I am passionate about. So, we'll see!

Hope you are doing well, Ellie!!!!

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