Depends on whether or not I have a job by then..hopefully yes..otherwise I would love to spend as much time as possible with you all
(God willing I'll be working & it will be an overnight shift & will have the best of both worlds!)
Depends on whether or not I have a job by then..hopefully yes..otherwise I would love to spend as much time as possible with you all
So am I gonna have to change the Tony's and Plaza ADR's to tables for 3? 
Is this gonna be another debacle? 
And yes, for those of you who are older than me, I know what Yellow Submarine is 
My dad's a really big Beatles fan, so of course I've seen it 
I need to print out one more of each because of extending my trip for a day, but I can do that at work tomorrow.
if I do my post (which I will anyway 
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OMG! You're going into full blown planning....and I was planning a step about planning in my PTR. I won't be able to look at your
I LOVE the Glee bag and your planning folder is groovy! You definitely need to hit England at Epcot for Beatles memorabilia.
I disappeared for 30 minutes tonight and went to Weight Watchers....you'll have to check my PTR to find out the result
So come on.....there's 3 months to go!
Good to know 
I'll take a look once you put it up 
I'll take a look when I get to Epcot I think my dad would like something from there. I'm gonna start riding my bike tomorrow. I haven't been able to for the last few days (there was a problem with the brakes and I had to wait for my dad to fix it). Hopefully I'll take some weight off, but I can't see taking off 80 pounds, you know? Not in that short a time. That's over 20 pounds a month. I think I might just go ahead and go with Southwest. At least with their policy, I know I won't be squished, you know?
It's actually just a regular messenger bag, but with a Glee patch I pinned on there. I got the patch at Borders and never got around to properly sewing it on
I'll look!
Most doctors would recommend a weight loss of 1-2 pounds per week. Plus, my body's just bizarre. Between a weird metabolism, genetic factors, my own love of food, and a new method of birth control that tacked on another ten pounds, I don't see myself losing five pounds a week. As it is, I typically only eat once a day (yay crazy schedules) and I've still managed to gain weight.
Honestly, I don't think a weight loss of five pounds a week is healthy. I think that borders on anorexic, but that's just me
Sharon is absolutely right. Don't give up hope & don't quit...think of me as your older sister and change things now at your age..you have to get the mindset "If not now then when?" it will only get that much harder every year that goes by.
FWIW---you work nights and you said you typically only eat once a day..as a long time graveyard worker I fell into that same trap....you're snacking mindlessly at work ...yes you are I KNOW then you eat either on way home or at home then bed...your body is in starvation mode & holding on to every pound because it thinks "When will she feed me again?"
Have you ever flown Jet Blue.?..they are a very comfortable airline I checked the web site its not direct from IL to FL but may be worth it for service, seat comfort, and price....just a thought
I'm hungry right now, in fact, because the only substantial meal I've had in the last 24 hours was when my family had that turkey dinner last night. I just hate cooking for one. When I'm at work, I usually wind up taking my breaks at the reception desk because my coworker refuses to come downstairs to relieve me and I can't leave the desk without her coming down, so I can't bring anything that needs to be refrigerated or heated up. As I said above, I've lost weight before, so I know it's possible. The only problem is that, with me, I plateau very easily due to my metabolism and then, once I stop whatever I was doing to lose the weight, it all comes right back. If I start riding my bike to work and lose weight, it'll all come back once the winter hits and I can't ride my bike anymore (because I'm not a crazy person who'll ride their bike through 10 inches of snow).
Plus, those flights aren't direct and I hate layovers, especially ones that are as long as those seemed to be, you know?
I really don't think you will need a second seat for Southwest, I'm pretty overweight and I've used them in the last 3 years and haven't needed 2 seats. I'm hoping to lose at least 40 pounds by the time I go again in November, but even if I don't, I'm not anticipating needing to buy another seat. I don't know how they decide who can and cannot fit in their seats but I think it's ridiculous.
The last time I flew, I was about sixty pounds lighter than I am and I had trouble with the seat. I'm about 315 pounds now, thanks to a lifestyle change (going from a very physical job to a more sedentary one) and some other changes. The last time I flew, the woman sitting next to me (I had the window seat) was very angry that she had some 'fat slob' sitting next to her. I always wear headphones on a plane, but I keep the volume down so I don't disturb my neighbor, so I heard her complaining to her friend, who was sitting in the aisle seat. With the publicity that Southwest has gotten about their customer of size policy ever since Kevin Smith got booted off a plane, I just don't want to risk it. I'd rather just buy the ticket outright and hope for a refund. I think it's absolutely ridiculous that the seat is only seventeen inches wide. My best friend is a size sixteen and her hips are bigger than that, but she's curvy, not fat. My uncle is fairly average, but he still has trouble fitting into some airplane seats because he also has wide hips. The only person I know who can fit in a seat with no trouble and isn't a child is my sister, who inherited my dad's metabolism.
Do they have any actual guidelines they follow, or do they just decide by looking at you? I'll settle for 40 though!
I hope Le Cellier opens up for you! I tried to get an ADR there for the night we will be arriving now, but no such luck! 
