I lost 1 pound this week. I’m glad because it’s a gradual lost. I was happy that I lost 4 pounds last week, but I knew it was too much at once. Although I’m glad, I’m also disappointed. Since I was losing so much lately I was expecting another large lost. Guess not. It’s okay.
All my feelings seem to contradict and fight each other that in the end I just feel neutral.
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The dice thing sounds kind of cute
How I use dice to choose what to wear is that if I am undecided between different articles of clothing, I assign them numbers in my head. Mostly they're numbered from left to right. (ie. left of the drawer to the right, left of the closet to the right). I roll the dice (only need one if undecided between 6 or less article of clothing), and then chose the article of clothing I assigned that number. If there are less than then 6 articles of clothing, I keep on rolling until a number that was assigned has been rolled. I know it's time consuming, but I feel it's even more time consuming for me to sit there and be undecided, try different outfits, and bother my husband weither I should wear this one or that one.
Hi Lily T, Thanks for the v&c. Thank you also for reaffirming that the temptations are great in my life, all I need now it to gain the control. I think the fact that you chew your baby's food first may help contribute to your baby's immune system, as does breast milk. Has that made you gain weight at all? I wouldn't mind doing that for myself. Chew it and enjoy it, and then spit out the calories. I'm always looking for a easy way to lose weight. Bless you and your family.
I don't really use chewing my baby's food as a technique to loose weight. I only chew it when I forget her food and we're out and about. It doesn't happen frequently, but when it does, I disgust many people. But a baby has to eat, right?
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