going back to what "works"
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Good luck. You can do it. You are such an inspirations to so many of us and everyone is rooting for you. I loved your statement that fighting off those last pounds was like hand to hand combat. That's
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Awesome plan! You are truly an inspiration to us all! Thank you....
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I learned about dry erase markers on mirrors when I was studying for a big exam. What a great way to have like a big white board without buying one! Well, week one did not give me desired results b
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I lost 150 pounds to get to goal. The first 100-120 or so came off following a fairly normal protocol. you know, sleever rules. Getting the last 30-40# off to get to goal was like doing hand to hand combat with each pound...haha.
So, after I got to goal, I stabilized for awhile and then lost more. I LIKED being trimmer than where I sit now - right at goal. In addition, I was working out so I looked fit. I feel a bit lumpy looking right now. What i find interesting is that I seem to get more attention from the opposite gender a little plumper than when I was thinner...but I don't care about that. I like fitting into slightly smaller clothes and just being less squishy.
Now, I am back at goal and due to some physical challenges haven't been working out and I have decided I want to look like I did a year ago. So.... I have decided to go back to the techniques I used to get to goal in the first place.
this time, I would like to lose about 12-15 pounds. So, here is what I am doing...
-Set a realistic and yet productive weekly goal for losing
-Write my weight on my bathroom mirror once a week compared to my goal... (dry erase markers are perfect on mirrors!)
-Reduce, and I mean seriously reduce carbs (I am already whining about missing wine!)
-Go back to doing more of my own physical farm work
-Ride my bike 30 minutes a day OR do my Julian Micheals DVD (due to physical problems holding off on my beloved kickboxing)
-Focus. Stay focused on my goals. This keeps me from wandering off track.