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I had a good day yesterday.
Had a really good day yesterday, made great food choices all day long.

Love it! Would love for all the posts to start this way!
I'm signing my kids up for their camps today so that's 15 day of me time for 3 hours per day. So 45 hours of guaranteed work out time will be available this summer!!!! Woo Hoo!!
WOW!!! Can't imagine that! Sounds great!
If I don't have a list I tend to get to distracted by the DIS, the TV, school, etc.
I once made a list of all the lists I need to make!
First time in a long time that I haven't gotten a lecture on gaining. Iw as actually down from teh last time I used it!

I have a love/hate relationship w/ my wii scale!
I have a lime green water bottle I use at work that holds 32 oz, and never realized the connection to the dis, but now when I drink from it, I think of you guys.
Awesome! I think about this thread during the day, too! DD asked me why I keep buying lime green shirts. I had to think about it, DIS was all I could come up with! I would probably draw Mickey heads on it, knowing me!
I drink from my WDW mug at school, we named our class hamsters Mickey and Goofy, and I use a big Mickey autograph pen at school. One of the kids said yesterday "I want to learn how to draw Mickey heads like Mrs. Scruggs does. SHE LOVES MICKEY MOUSE." Yeah, it's an obsession.
I haven't canceled yet but I have looked at other vacation options. Maybe a Sandals resort or Hawaii.

I bought a couple Disney related books last night from Amazon.com to see if they bring the spark back. I feel blah. I don't know what it is. I feel disconnected.
Sorry you're feeling burned out. Maybe a change would make you miss Disney so much, you'd be more hyped for it next year!
Thank you for sharing your experience. That is very encouraging. I had a cadaver graft and so far, no signs of rejection, which is a huge concern off my mind. We will be monitoring to make sure the bones graft together AND that the cartilage tissue grows appropriately AND that the knee joint goes back to normal. Keeping fingers crossed.
"The very next bite is a chance to do it right."
Great one! I was a little misleading yesterday, when I reread it. I started running again after 13 years b/c of desire, meant, I had no desire for 13 years to run, not that it was desire that made me push through. To someone recovering, that qualification is important, I know! Sounds like all is going well. Concentrate on the healing, then the therapy, then the strengthening. Sounds like all is going well. My graft did heal strongly enough they were able to take the plate and screws out. It will happen.
AND I LOVE THE MOTTO!
Unfortunately, my son has a bevy of activities that constantly wreck my schedule and routines. There isn't anyone to help me cart him around to activities and I don't feel comfortable just dropping him off and leaving him places. I end up with all this idle time while he's practicing or playing baseball that I could be using to wash and prep our veggies, cook a decent meal, do laundry, clean house, or anything else that's actually productive. By the time we get home from these things it's almost bedtime so I have to rush and get some food in him and make sure homework is done and get him to bed and get myself to bed so I can get up for my 6 am workout. It's a struggle almost every day, especially these next few weeks with all the end of school year stuff going on.
I feel your pain, completely. I do have a DH, but he leaves at 5:30am, and most nights instn't home until 7pm. DD1 is in gymnastics 9 hours a week, 45 minutes away, and I have a 3 year old to keep up with while she is there! A few rules I have found might help:
*If you can walk/run etc. where he is practicing, that will relieve stress, you will feel productive, and calmer yet more energized when you get home.
*Use the time you are waiting to organize yourself. Make lists, break them into what happens which days. Anything small you can do helps. OR take a 20 minute power nap to give you some energy if you can't walk or run during practice.
*Staying up an extra 15 minutes to do things means for such a better day the next day.
* I make it a rule that the first thing I do when I get up and get home is throw a load of laundry in to wash or dry, or fold. I don't do anything until that is done.
*If I need to, I pack lunch/dinner/snacks before I go to bed. Having stuff that is easily packable is the only way to go. Sometimes, I am making 3-6 meals for the next day before I go to bed, lunches and dinners, but it helps.
*Use time you do have at home, weekends maybe, to cook some chicken breasts, etc. Crock pot is your friend.
*When I come home from the grocery store, I wash and prep veggies before I put them away, it makes the packing easier.
*Task cleaning. Instead of cleaning an entire house at a time, if I can squeeze 15 minutes I'll pick a task. Dusting one day, cleaning glass/mirrors one day, sweeping one day, vacuuming one day, mopping one day, anything that can be cleaned with a surface cleaner one day, toilets one day.
*Before anyone can go to bed, stuff has to be picked up and put away. With a 3 year old, this is a big deal.
No big epiphanies here, sorry. I have found that organization is the key to getting it all done! I know how hard it is, and I struggle daily, too. Hang in there!
Women in just jog bras and topless men - it just strikes me as indecent. (Please don't flame me - it's not personal - it's just one of those pet peeves that we all have for one thing or another.)

My goal is to look good enough that I could run in just a jog bra, if I wanted to. Not sure that I ever would, but that's how I'll know when I hit my goal! Glad you had a good solution to running time last night!
I do almost always have my "oatmeal creation" (that's what my parents call it) for breakfast and a 3-4 point lunch.
I need to hear more about this creation! Glad you had a good day!


if you have healthy habits 80% of the time, you're doing it right! This was an epiphany for me, the perfectionist, who thought that one fun size Twix in a day of healthy meals meant I had failed.
I like that rule! I have to remind myself that this is a lifestyle, and no one is going to be 100% every day for the rest of their lives. I only do it when I am down on myself for "failing" with a food choice or missed workout, b/c I have to be careful not to let myself have excuses, either!
WHEW! Lots of quoting this am! This thread is ROCKING!

Off to shower and get ready. Busy days, only 2 more until SCHOOL'S OUT FOR SUMMER, well, for the kids anyway! Which means only 2 more until school starts for summer for me. NOT GOING THERE!
HAPPY THURSDAY! ROCK THOSE CHOICES TO HAVE A GREAT WEIGH IN TOMORROW!
Taryn