230 LB Psalm
Strict is my diet
Strict is my diet
I must not want
It maketh me to lie down at night hungry
It leadeth me past Baskin Robbins
It tryeth my will power
It leadeth me in the paths of starvation for my figures sake
Yea, though I walk through the isle of the pastry department
I will buy no sweet rolls
For they are fattening
Thy cake and thy pies, they tempt me.
Before me is a table with celery and lettuce
My days quota runneth over
Surely calories and weigh charts will follow me all the days of my life
And I will dwell in the fear of the scales forever.
As January has finally come to a close, I am surveying all that I did accomplish in this month by setting the goal to get organized and focus. Much has been done but I'm not going to get bogged down on what didn't get done. I can do a little more as time goes on in spare moments here and there.
Onto Fabulous February, a month of heart health (apparently sponsored by Marie Osmond), love, wearing red and Valentine's Day.
My new goal for this month is something that I have never done before-at least publicly. In light of my chosen Bloggy Give away last month- Perfect weight America by Jordon Rubin, (which has not been chosen yet-to be announced) I am leaning towards getting back into line what has been slipping out of line in the last couple of years.
I'm talking pounds! fat! flab! flubber!
I have never had much of a weight problem, except after giving birth, and then I usually got it back in control as soon as I could. But here I am over the big hill (I'll let you figure out which hill) and I am now having to be a little more careful with my weight. So, I am planning on posting both my progress, recipes and principles that I have applied through the past years - only pressed a little harder now.
Furthermore, I'd like to stress that I do not believe in diets. (The above poem is for humor sake only) Truly, if you can go on a diet, you can go off a diet, causing a see saw in your thinking and in your weight which effects your health and makes future weight loss very difficult.
Rather, I will be readjusting old bad habits back into good ones and letting the weight fall off. We'll be discussing food combinations, choices, good calories/bad calories, healthy fat/unhealthy fat, carbs, fiber, water, temptations, excersize and plenty more. If you care to join me, I'd be honored. My goal is to not loose weight but to regain health-via loosing 5 lbs! (Does that make sense?)
For anyone who does join me I just may have a another independent give away at the end of the month. If you have more than 5 lbs to loose- that's ok. (So do I) All we are going to work on this month is 5 pounds! We're taking baby steps here. Next month you can choose your next goal.
Whenever I have lost weight I have felt more alive, energized and more in control of myself and my emotions so, 5 alive and healthy is my theme for February.
2 comments:
What a fun poem! I read it to my man and we both agreed that it was well done - wherever did you find it? Good luck with the weight loss! I've got some of the baby weight still tugging on my frame, I'm hoping to loose it too - I'll keep checking your blog for motivation this month - what a great idea for a theme! Thanks!
Thanks for comment! It' really nice to know I will not be alone in my quest for a "size reduction" this month. As to the poem, glad you liked it!I really cannot remember where I got it from. I think ....maybe a ladies retreat or something like that probably about 15 years ago or more.(?) Janet
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