flipflopmom
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- Feb 26, 2009
Until WDW, I did 3 days a week, without fail other than my dental stuff, since Feb. 8 when I started c25K. I think I could live with 4, if I can figure out how to do the mileage. I am aiming for 4-5-6, for a few weeks then up each run .5, but I could probably throw in a 3 mile on another day. I never did get quiet, the girls and I all feel like caged animals being cooped up in the den together, but that's the way it has to be. I am working despite it.My overall running goal is the 4-5 days a week. There are times I feel the urge to run every day but I also know that I need to let my body rest.
This summer is ZOOMING by! I wish it would slow down a little.
Taryn - I hope you can figure out how to have some quiet time to finish that project.
Oh, I should also mention that the three of us and our parents all live within a 1 mile radius.
I have one brother and he is 4 years younger than me. live next door to each other, take care of each other's kids, you get the idea.
You know, I forgot to mention that I live 7 miles from my mom, and my youngest older lives 2 doors down. We are together at least once a week, but sometimes more. We have such an age split, but we are "close" in an odd way, he doesn't like to talk about anything, but I know I could count on him for anything. When Daddy died, he, Mom, and I were in the room with him, and I think Daddy had it that way. My oldest older has just not been there enough. Before or after.
QOTD: I am an only child, DH is the youngest of 3.
My mother died when I was in my early 30's, it was very hard because no really knew what it was like...no siblings to talk about the good 'ole days with.
I kinda had both worlds, my oldest brother graduated high school when I was 3, and the next 3 years later, so I had them all to myself. And even though I have them, they are men that don't discuss anything, so I've had to depend on others! I am sorry about your mom, I know how very hard it is to lose a parent you are close to and lean on!
I have to make this one complicated.
Woah. That's some serious history there. Thanks for sharing!
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Happy Birthday Jude!!!!!!
I was a few months into my loss when I went to Massachusetts and spent some time with my friend Jess - she was into the Eat-Clean stuff and got me thinking along the lines of choosing foods that will build my body instead of choosing foods because they are a moment of fun.
They think we don't need the "step" but we did not grow up together and I have a sister, so I do feel the "step" is valid. It's awkward when my step-mom introduces me as her daughter. I met a woman this spring who referred to her children's "bonus" dad, and I think I may adopt that terminology. It does sound more pleasant than "step!"
First, is there anything specific to Eating Clean? I hear that all the time thrown around, and always figured it meant letting go of processed stuff, but it there more to it? And secondly, I love the bonus dad, and I think you are perfect understandable in feeling step is valid!
I call him “the accident”
but then my friend texted me and I was distracted with him for a while
Now when we tease each other, at least one of my brothers will say "Yeah, but at least Momma and Daddy wanted us. You just happened." And you really thought you could throw that second little tidbit in a long paragraph and I wouldn't catch it?????
GOOD NEWS!!!! I weighed in today at work and I am only up .8lb from before I went on vacation.!
Quick jump in to keep me on track before dinner. I am getting hungry, and checking in always keeps me under control. I've had a pretty good day so far....
Funny story - DD2 was hugging her sister hard from behind, and DD1 was squealing that she was choking her. Of course, DD2 laughed hard, and did it again. I told her to stop reacting, and she would stop. DD2 does it again, DD1 squeals again, and DD2 says "You're still yakking. Mommy, she's still yakking." Yeah, they've yakked all day. They are rebelling against the "be quiet" rule!