I can't believe my eyes, I've lost TWO pounds! I had to check the scale three times to be sure!

Now while I'm happy about that, I know that as I age, it is harder to take the pounds off, so I'm just going to be content with the trying to keep going whether the pounds come off fast or slowly.
When I used to go to the gym which is gone now, the trainer there said that people joined in January and when the weight didn't fall off quickly, most were gone by mid-February. That sure was the truth, my gym buddy at the time and I witnessed that very fact. So I'm just going to plow along and do the best I can no matter how long it takes me to lose the weight. I will be happy if progess is good, but I will also be content that I am looking after my body in the best way I know how. I'll just keep trying, with tkdlady on my side how can I lose....uh, actually, to lose is what I want!

...the weight I mean. I can't thank you enough for your support, tkdlady, it is such a BOOST to me! I haven't experienced such daily support ever in my endeavours, and you are truly a great friend!
Since my last post yesterday afternoon while doing some mild aerobics while watching my English movie, I realized I was going from desire to desperation. I immediately gave myself kudos for the hard work during the week and making it through with 6 glasses of water totally.The only snack I had was an apple and 30 more peanuts. I even ate a smaller version of my supper; I believe all the water I drank had curbed my appetite. This Saturday was a truly wonderful day because I was able to be true to myself and stay on course....
I believe losing weight is the same as abstaining from alcohol or drugs. Anything that we want to overcome is a DAILY job ( I don't want to use the word 'battle', it's too negative).
This morning I got up very early and exercised for 80 minutes while watching the last half of the football game; BC lost by one point. Oh well, at least I was 'in the zone' by then with sweating, so I felt great regardless!
