That said, I did have a rocky couple of days here, perhaps "changing it up a little" from my toe-the-line diet and exercise regimen of recent weeks. A little bit of exercise and a few "splurges" diet wise. Enough of that. Starting with dinner tonight (my crock pot osso bucco) I'm back on the wagon.
To help focus on this, I've include a couple of pix: The first is from 2006, the second from earlier this month. The difference is 40+ pounds. I see it most in my face. Also in my forlorn hope that wearing all black would give me that "slim look" I was hoping for. [The curl to my hair must be applied daily and is not a function of my weight!] Am I the only one who buys things in two sizes?? The one that fits, and the one that I hope will be my size later? I loved that blouse and am glad that I have it in a size that fits me now, too.Here's my Hot 100 Update:
My goals:
- Reach my goal weight by Jan 1st by following the WW CORE plan, weigh & record my weight each morning, attend weekly WW meetings.
- Exercise at least 6 out of 7 days with varied exercise including at least 2 strength workouts and 3 cardio workouts each week averaging 60 minutes per session.
- Keep my house and my body chocolate free. This includes dark chocolate, chocolate chips, chocolate candy bars and any baked goods that have chocolate in them.
How I did:
- I attended my WW meeting which confirmed my suspicion that I am stuck on a plateau. I will continue to eat on the CORE plan and WI every morning and attend my meetings and hope that I (or my weight, anyway) falls over the edge of the plateau soon.
- Yes. This is done, though cardio was harder to keep up with as my running was blocked by my hurt toe. I am going to try to resume running tomorrow morning.
- Fail. Chocolate was one of the splurges I had today. Steve encouraged us to modify our goals, and I am going to take his advice and modify this goal to allow myself 1 oz of chocolate per day. I kept up the ban for 5 weeks, but I think having this moderate amount daily will help me outlast this weight loss plateau and the upcoming celebration season.





