Omega
Moderator
It sounds like many of us are doing great with our weight loss projects - irrespective of whether it is qualifying people for points in this challenge. The important thing is that the weight loss project continues - not whether or not points are accrued. The only point of the challenge is to have fun and motivate people into staying on track.....
Stacy - I'm sorry that this challenge is losing you. We are in regular touch on FB so you know that I am firmly in your corner. I hope that you get lots of motivation in your new challenge.
Kimberly - I wish that I had a MIL that it was possible to bite your tongue and get along well with..... I would leave Rod if mine was coming to stay for a month. Fortunately Rod would leave me if he thought that I had invited her to stay for a month.
I am sorry that your lack of exercise saw you get no points this week. Remember - if you are running around doing EXTRA housework because the MIL is there - it is all exercise whether it counts for the challenge or not. It may not get you points - but your body appreciates it and it will help your weight. The great thing about wearing a pedometer for every step of the day is that it does let you get a decent picture of how active you are. It can help you feel good about times when you feel that your activity has let you down.
I need to get round to posting specifics about my project - but suffice it to say that I have done my exercise every day and my food has been on track every day. My weight is well up - I can only think that it is because TOM is due (in fact overdue) but hasnt come yet. Probably the shock of getting to goal has messed up my cycle - nothing to do with me being nearly 50 years of age! At this rate I will be testing the upper limit on the SW range in my first week or two at target.... At least I know that the gain is not down to sodium - and with anticipating TOM I havent reduced exercise levels or raised calorie range allowances over this past week despite it theoretically being the start of "maintenance".
Stacy - I'm sorry that this challenge is losing you. We are in regular touch on FB so you know that I am firmly in your corner. I hope that you get lots of motivation in your new challenge.
Kimberly - I wish that I had a MIL that it was possible to bite your tongue and get along well with..... I would leave Rod if mine was coming to stay for a month. Fortunately Rod would leave me if he thought that I had invited her to stay for a month.
I am sorry that your lack of exercise saw you get no points this week. Remember - if you are running around doing EXTRA housework because the MIL is there - it is all exercise whether it counts for the challenge or not. It may not get you points - but your body appreciates it and it will help your weight. The great thing about wearing a pedometer for every step of the day is that it does let you get a decent picture of how active you are. It can help you feel good about times when you feel that your activity has let you down.
I need to get round to posting specifics about my project - but suffice it to say that I have done my exercise every day and my food has been on track every day. My weight is well up - I can only think that it is because TOM is due (in fact overdue) but hasnt come yet. Probably the shock of getting to goal has messed up my cycle - nothing to do with me being nearly 50 years of age! At this rate I will be testing the upper limit on the SW range in my first week or two at target.... At least I know that the gain is not down to sodium - and with anticipating TOM I havent reduced exercise levels or raised calorie range allowances over this past week despite it theoretically being the start of "maintenance".