As for food, nothing exciting there either. I'm still trying to shake off 2 more pounds to get back down to 116. Trying to figure out an "ideal" weight is not an easy task. 110 was definitely too small- I looked malnourished and my face was kinda sunken in, if that makes any sense. On the other hand, I felt too heavy at 120. If it makes any difference I'm 5'4 and small-boned.
So anyways, about those 2 pounds... I've decided to join in Allan's latest challenge, which starts on May 1st. The challenge is to take a picture of everything that goes in your mouth, BEFORE it goes in your mouth. I'm thinking that having to snap a picture of those late afternoon Nutter Butters or before bedtime spoonful of peanut butter with chocolate chips will stop me from doing it! I already know what you're thinking. I could still eat the crap and just not take a picture. But if you know me and any of my history, when I commit to something, I commit 100%. If I decide to have a Reese's (or any other kind of crap) you will see a picture of it! Alrighty then. Anyone else up for this? CLICK HERE for more information.
Have a great day :)
3 comments:
I admire you for hitting the gym despite that toe, and for joining Allan's challenge! I'm still on the fence..hmm...
Just a few lbs really *does* make a difference in how one looks/feels when one is at their correct weight range. In my fat days, a ten pound swing in either direction really made no difference. Now that I'm where I'm supposed to be, I can feel three or four pounds up or down without even getting on the scale.
@Michele- thanks! You should definitely join in!
@Norma- I totally agree. I get all kinds of grief when I complain about a pound or two, but it really makes a huge difference at this size. Oh well. Haterz gonna hate ;)
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