*Weekly Weigh In*

Jul 16, 2007 07:57

I was preety good this past week, and it paid off:



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mijnwoorden July 16 2007, 17:14:53 UTC
Hey congrats! I should start doing a weekly weigh in too actually, maybe that would help keep my fatass in check. :S It kind of sucks though because I have a digital lithium scale and it always gives me 3 different readings regardless of the surface I place it on...it's kind of discouraging not knowing what my true weight really is. :(

Good job on last week; you will do great this week too!!!!

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kitty_cat_ July 16 2007, 18:20:43 UTC
Thanks!!

I used to have a digital scale, but it changed its # every damn time I stepped on it, so I threw it out and got a good old fashioned analog scale... Mine was $20 and has been a good friend to me.

A scale is extremely important for success, so treat yourself to a new one :)

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morwen318 July 16 2007, 18:28:51 UTC
I didn't realize you were only 5'2. I am also! Since we have similar stats I didn't know if you wanted to motivate each other. My stats are as follows:

Age: 21
Height: 5'2
Highest weight: 130
Lowest weight: 87
Current weight: 113
ST goal: 110
LT goal: 98

I don't know if it interests you at all, but I know that I've been having a really hard time lately sticking to my goals and I could really use some help and/or support. Let me know if that sounds worthwhile at all.

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kitty_cat_ July 16 2007, 20:41:25 UTC
Sounds great to me! I need all the support I can get :)

*sigh* I remember when I used to weigh 113 , about a year ago :(

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morwen318 July 16 2007, 21:29:57 UTC
No worries Hun! You'll get there again.

And believe me, the number may look small, but on me it sure doesn't. I've always weighed less than my friends but they've always been thinner than me. I'm not sure why - I think I may just have a lighter skeletal frame or something.

I just read your "Life Story" and I can relate to you on many levels. I was always the chubby kid, I ran cross country in high school too, and I have a highly critical mother. I've never been diagnosed with an eating disorder and thankfully - my mother's idea of what's unhealthy is skewed to a large enough degree that I doubt I'll ever have to worry about seeing someone for it. The only way it might happen is if her own jealousy mechanism kicked in and she wanted to prevent me from succeeding.

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evanouir July 18 2007, 02:16:27 UTC
that's awesome progress for only one week! Hooray!

I need to start weighing myself religiously again. I stopped for a little while and gained back a few pounds because of it I think! Booo

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