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| Hello everyone, quick entry as the internet is fluky again. I believe it’s that ATT iphone has gotten so popular here in the Virgin Islands that the band width is slowing down. Week 2 of challenge 2 wasn’t such agreat week but I think my misdirections have actually lead me back to fully committing to fininshing C2 and working it hard throughout. Thanks to all the great posts on GB, I’ve been reading just not posting. Stay Strong everyone! |
DebbieL
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3/21/2010
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| Duh...I should have given credit to Pam, not Debbie. |
Beth-Roanoke
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3/21/2010 |
| Scott: Just chiming in with the others on life on the sober side. The last time I drank was June 5, 1987. It was not pretty! And there were a lot of not pretty days back then. When I stopped I honestly did not know how to have fun without drinking. I didn’t know I could still love watching football, or play games and sports, or even celebrate special occasions without alcohol. But like Debbie shared, there are a lot of people out there that have a great time without drinking. Now I’m one of them! Who knew?! :o) There’s a time and place for responsible drinking for many but not drinking sure does make a challenge much more successful. |
Beth-Roanoke
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3/21/2010 |
| Trudy, if Debs’ roll call is anywhere close to accurate, there are several people who have gotten past the 8 week mark and will begin weeks 10, 11 and 12 now, and as you may have heard me say–the last couple of weeks are the hardest. It is hard to keep dealing with hunger, hard to stay focused, and really hard to keep going if the results so far have not been great. That’s why it’s the time to print those old blogs about the 8 week miracle or about the need to stick strictly with the diet, and to keep going in spite of the pain and the boredom. It’s really tough to do 12 weeks, but just getting through it is a miracle in itself. |
BFLMike
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3/21/2010
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| James: Your muscles dont hate you...they are just being muscles and letting you know for a few days (he he) to not forget them again!
My stomach muscles hurt so good it hurts to laugh. I love it. It also hurt so good to mop a floor.
I cant wait for this day to be over and week 3 to begin. :) |
Legs
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3/21/2010 |
| Trudy: Put your blinders on and keep on going girl. You know what to do, you just have to put good days, clean days back to back and you will get some amazing results. Inside and out. :) |
Legs
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3/21/2010 |
| RAY–Awesome work, my friend!!!! You deserve this. You are rockin’ it! I’m so proud to see you pushing through. I know you had a hard time at the beginning of C2 getting your head into it. Seems like you got into a groove! Way to go! Two more weeks. Finish strong. |
Michelle-Nebraska
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3/21/2010
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| Ok day 3 here and I forgot how much muscles hate when you forget about them for awhile. Everything is sore and stiff, it actually made going to sleep last night uncomfortable. I know it will pass. Eating right is right on schedule. I love me some eggwhite/oatmeal/cottage cheese pancakes with just a smidge of sugar-free raspberry preserves. I baked a bunch of chicken breasts yesterday and froze some. 2 cups of broccoli yesterday and again today. Oh how I dislike the veggies, but, I have a goal in mind and am going to stay on track. I did find myself fantasizing about free day on Friday already. |
James
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3/21/2010 |
| Starting week #3 and even though I am really not loosing weight I can see my body changing. I am going to be more aware of my caloric intake and see what happens. I guess I just needed to plan better, but I am really excited about my comittment to this!! Maria |
Maria
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3/21/2010
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| Hey BFL MIKE! Got the 8 week speech earlier... printed it to put in my journal. I’m sure someone else needed it today too, not just me (I already KNEW I was the problem with the program, just gotta put myself on the straight and narrow path ’cuz: the road to nowhere is paved with good intentions & A single good deed is better than the best intentions. |
Trudy
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3/21/2010 |
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