I say this to dh almost once a week. He has yet to say yes
Lurker here trying to come out of hiding. For all the comments about House hunters: as a realtor I won't watch that show. Drives me up the wall. I want to yell at the buyers: Please learn another adjective other than NICE. And, yes, I've had many buyers refuse to buy a house because they couldn't stand a wallpaper or paint color

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Dawn: congratulations on the puppy. I wanted a puppy before I had the boys. Now I don't have the energy for it, maybe when the boys are older.
I'm sorry I can't rememeber who, but someone said they were going to Cyprus. I'm jealous. I've wanted to go there for years, dh has been numerous times. We said this summer we'd go but I'm worried about taking the boys on such a long flight. Have fun and take lots of photos to share please.
Sundays are usually the day dh and I take the kids to check out new homes. We want to move and have been checking out several neighborhoods. He wants to move across town and I don't, so we keep going back and forth with where we will eventually move to. Today, my youngest fell asleep in the car before we made it to the first home. I carried him throughout the house we were viewing. By the time we were done I had to sit down and catch my breath. He's not a large boy, 27 pounds, but man I was exhausted. Made me realise how very badly I must lose this weight. Also, I have PCOS and insulin resistance, and etc... It was under control before I had my first son and all was fine until recently. I get cysts behind my ears, and in other places when my insulin is out of control

. The cysts started up again. I really don't want to go back on metformin, really messes with my stomach, so I'd like to lose this weight so I don't have any more cysts and not have to take the medicine.
I have insulin resistance too! It did very strange things to me. Felt like I wasn't in my own body. It's not fun!
But I am confident that you can get it under control again.
I've tried to be good with food this week, and did better than normal. But, still no exercise. I've been looking online at bikes, since I'm usually outside with my boys while they ride their bikes. I thought I might try taking them to the track at our local park to ride. Am I setting myself up for failure? I was thinking since they are still small and don't ride too fast then it would be a good starting point for me. If I get better at it then I could venture out by myself a few days a week.
Oh, one last thing. For all you runners, how do you deal with shin splints? Any time I walk, whether on the treadmill or outside, my shins hurt so much. Any advice?
I had this problem when I was in high school. My shoes weren't supportive enough. Just a thought.