Disneyfreak92
<font color=red>Married to a Pretty, Pretty Prince
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- Jul 19, 2005
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OHhhh, didn't anybody tell you? You needed to post a full body bikini picture since it's your first week...we ALL had to do it....((JUST kidding))
You can KISS those numbers goodbye and good riddance! You will NEVER EVER EVER weigh that much again, forever!In fact, you actually look slimmer to me!
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I'm just not sure as to how much you actually lost??? Is it .8? Can we just say 1? Let me know!
OK, I say count it as 1 please! I need it today. I didn't get to check back in last night because following dinner I decided to talk to DH again about something that has been bothering me, and it was NOT a good night. I'll get to that in a minute. First, my totals for yesterday...
B: oatmeal and yogurt - 220 calories
S: half a chocolate donut - approx. 150 calories
L: SBD wraps and Jello and about 3 bites of coconut cream pie- approx. 280 calories
S: 1 brownie - approx. 400 calories
D: chips and salsa and a dinner salad w/ no fat honey mustard dressing at Chili's - approx: 470 calories
TOTAL: approx. 1520 calories
And I drank at least 96 oz. of water! I am SO OK with that!

Now then, I am going to take a turn at getting a bit personal, but I will try to keep this short-ish. I debated whether I should talk about this here or not. But the truth is, this will have a major impact on my weight loss mission, so I feel like it is relevant. So, last night after dinner, I brought up the topic of having children with DH. This is something I have been thinking about a LOT lately, and I feel that I am ready for them once I drop some weight and get healthier. DH is not ready and it seems highly unlikely that he ever will be. (This is not the first discussion we have had on the subject.) I have had a much better relationship with my parents, particularly my mom, than he has had with his. I understand everything he is saying and why he feels the way he does. I just wish he felt differently. Part of me feels that I should try to come to terms with the idea that he won't change his mind. But part of me refuses to give up on the hope that we will have kids one day because I honestly can't imagine not ever having them, or at least trying to. We will be talking again tonight or tomorrow, depending on what time he gets home from work. Basically, I am telling you all this because it is a challenge for me not to turn to food in this situation. I have not felt this way since I lost my father and grandfather 3 years ago, within 2 weeks of each other. At that time, I kind of said to myself, "Screw it. Eat whatever you want!" That is a big part of what got me where I am today weight-wise. I will NOT do that again! I love my DH dearly, and there is nothing that we can't work through together. I told him last night that I might need to seek counseling because of this, and now I am thinking that us going together might be better. However, I am sure there is not time for that until next month because of his schedule at work for their January sale. So, we will have to work through it on our own until then. I can't help but wonder if we were settled in Florida (We are planning on moving there in a couple of years.), and our career plans were panning out successfully, if he might feel differently, but neither of us can know that now. And I am now 33 years old and worried that 4-5 years from now, when all that will hopefully have happened, that I may not be able to have kids any longer. Heck, who know if I can have them now? My mom tried for several years (I believe 8.) before she finally had me when she was 29, and she has had both breast cancer and a hystorectomy (because of anemia and other issues) since then. Besides, I want a child now. I am all about compromise, and I can wait, but 4-5 years seems like a very long time, especially when I have no way of knowing if things will actually change at that time. I have always thought that if we tried to have kids and were not able to do so, that I would be OK with that. It would be hard, but I have a great relationship with DH, and we would be happy just the two of us. It is a lot harder to think about never trying to have kids in the first place. Anyway, this is what I am dealing with. And when I think about food, I am telling myself that it will not solve my problems. In fact, it will only make them worse. So, I am glad I have you all to both be accountable to and to turn to for support. So, wish me luck in both my future conversations with DH and those conversations with myself about making healthy choices.
I have a couple of girlfriends coming over later to do a belated Christmas exchange and celebrate my birthday. We are going to go do something girlie, I think. Maybe dinner and a chick flick. I WILL be good! Maybe we'll eat at Chili's again. I like their healthy choices.
So, love to you all.
