I have lost a ton of weight before... before the last bajillion pregnancies :P I did it the wrong way, I did it the fast way with quick results but ohhhh so unhealthy. I am older now, wiser now and know the benefits of being persistent. Hard work pays off... Yadda, yadda, yadda!!!! *stamps foot, sticks out bottom lip in protest!*
I know its gonna take time, I know its gonna be a long haul. I didn't get this huge over night and my rational brain tells me I'm not going to escape my fat trap in the blink of an eye but gall darn it throw me a bone scale of doom! I'm not going to get compulsive today and I'm not going to throw in the towel. I just need to vent. Tomorrow is my post date for my weight, Ill wait till then to post the source of my massive frustration. Thanks guys and gals of Bloggerland for letting me have my fit.
Do you weigh every day? How do I keep my ample butt away from the lil nay sayer in my bathroom that waits mocking me with its evil red LCD display? Grrrrrrr..... gosh darn it!
P.S. On the upside, my dear 5 year old daughter was sooooo darned cute giving me a grumpy face for my photo :)))) Wow my kidlets make me smile... fat or thin any day is a better day with them in my arms :)
Your little ones are so precious, HoneyB. I'm in the same boat with the scale frustration and I can't seem to stop stepping on it every morning. Don't let those digits get you down. Just keep fighting the fat and eventually you will win!
ReplyDeleteCute picture, HoneyB.
ReplyDeleteAs I posted yesterday, I am a scale-a-holic. I weight myself all the time. If I pass the bathroom and it's empty...I would weigh myself.
If you are going to weigh yourself all the time, at least do it at the same time every day...like when you wake up. That way, you haven't had anything to eat or drink that will throw you off. The other things is that the scale is not the only way to measure how you are doing.
I'm a weekly weigh-in person but used to weigh daily. Try to find other ways things (NSV's) to show your progress.
ReplyDeleteJust keep at it! The number on the scale will eventually catch up with all the healthy things you're doing!
I love that picture of your daughter. Its great that they just see "mom". Not fat, not thin, just mom. When I'm with my son, dancing wildly, arms flailing, parts of my moving that should be staying put, I am wrapped in pure in love and those moments are some of the best in the world.
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