dare2dream
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Welcome to week 8, let's make it really great! Red Team today is weigh in day so please contact me by midnight tonight, Tuesday. I need your weight no matter how your week was so I can keep our records current.
Keep on working on that challenge. Challenge point totals are due by 3 pm tomorrow, Wednesday. If you miss a deadline still contact me anyway. All weights and challenge points are still needed until the final announcements are made on Thursday. Weights can be sent in anytime so my records are current.
Red Team question of the day
I admit it, I am a spy. I read the other teams threads. Just to see what they are up to, just to see how they are doing, just to see what works for them so I can steal, um borrow it, to help us. This question comes from Vija, blue team captain. When were you at your healthiest?
Me first. When I first saw this question my only thought was NEVER. I have been overweight my entire life, I feel I have never been healthy. As I seriously started to think about this question I remembered when I was younger there were times I was just overweight and not morbidly obese. I have NEVER been happy with my weight. I have wasted literally years of my life worrying about my weight. Just yesterday I fondly remembered a time when I felt almost normal.
At age 21 before I married I worked as a teller at a bank next door to an auto parts store. The fellows would come in and make deposits for the business and also the employees came in to cash their paychecks. They were flirts with some of the other tellers, but I never got a second glance. That summer I vacationed in Ocean City, Md with my cousin. As we were strolling the boardwalk one day I happened to run in to one of these guys. I was wearing a tube top type sundress with straps, and I had a nice tan. His eyes almost popped out of his head. He was flirting with me!
After I got back to work my co workers said that this guy had mentioned our encounter and the guys next door were asking about me. Nothing ever developed from this little experience. When I got back to the bank I became the invisible girl again, but for a brief moment I felt hot and hearing my coworkers relate how they guys were asking about me made me feel almost normal. Hard to believe this happened 27 years ago but it still brings a smile to my face. Oh how I would love to slip into that sundress again.
That's my story for today. What do you have to share? How was your week? Remember apologies are not necessary. Life happens and the scale just tells it like it is. Not every week will be perfect, the important thing is what we do after a disappointing week. This is a journey, not an trip that yields immediate results. It will take time to get to where we are going. Let's keep moving and putting one foot in front of the other, taking those baby steps, making every day count, and doing the best that we can.
Have a healthy day!
Keep on working on that challenge. Challenge point totals are due by 3 pm tomorrow, Wednesday. If you miss a deadline still contact me anyway. All weights and challenge points are still needed until the final announcements are made on Thursday. Weights can be sent in anytime so my records are current.
Red Team question of the day
I admit it, I am a spy. I read the other teams threads. Just to see what they are up to, just to see how they are doing, just to see what works for them so I can steal, um borrow it, to help us. This question comes from Vija, blue team captain. When were you at your healthiest?
Me first. When I first saw this question my only thought was NEVER. I have been overweight my entire life, I feel I have never been healthy. As I seriously started to think about this question I remembered when I was younger there were times I was just overweight and not morbidly obese. I have NEVER been happy with my weight. I have wasted literally years of my life worrying about my weight. Just yesterday I fondly remembered a time when I felt almost normal.
At age 21 before I married I worked as a teller at a bank next door to an auto parts store. The fellows would come in and make deposits for the business and also the employees came in to cash their paychecks. They were flirts with some of the other tellers, but I never got a second glance. That summer I vacationed in Ocean City, Md with my cousin. As we were strolling the boardwalk one day I happened to run in to one of these guys. I was wearing a tube top type sundress with straps, and I had a nice tan. His eyes almost popped out of his head. He was flirting with me!
After I got back to work my co workers said that this guy had mentioned our encounter and the guys next door were asking about me. Nothing ever developed from this little experience. When I got back to the bank I became the invisible girl again, but for a brief moment I felt hot and hearing my coworkers relate how they guys were asking about me made me feel almost normal. Hard to believe this happened 27 years ago but it still brings a smile to my face. Oh how I would love to slip into that sundress again.
That's my story for today. What do you have to share? How was your week? Remember apologies are not necessary. Life happens and the scale just tells it like it is. Not every week will be perfect, the important thing is what we do after a disappointing week. This is a journey, not an trip that yields immediate results. It will take time to get to where we are going. Let's keep moving and putting one foot in front of the other, taking those baby steps, making every day count, and doing the best that we can.
Have a healthy day!