Ever Feel like a Thread Killer? (13)

[quote]mom-in-MD wrote:
meanwhile all of you are still sleeping…[/quote]

I’m awake! Waiting on my green tea though…I’m not human right now.

See, I can post non kitty pics!!

Morning ladies…

I’ off to get dirty in the yard. And go to BJ’s.

Training Quads at 11

Training Hamstrings at 6

Good Moanin’ Everybody.

[quote]countingbeans wrote:
Morning ladies…

I’ off to get dirty in the yard. And go to BJ’s.[/quote]

Good luck, BJ’s is a shit show on the weekend cause it’s so busy. And at mine they turned most of the checkouts into self serve. Curses!

It’s been a month and I’ve only lost 4lbs? ARGH!

[quote]pch2 wrote:
It’s been a month and I’ve only lost 4lbs? ARGH![/quote]

That’s tough since you have been trying hard. Every body is different and it’s tough to crack the code of what works. Lately I’ve had to face the facts that what I am doing is not working and I will have to try to go in another way.

[quote]tootles27 wrote:

[quote]pch2 wrote:
It’s been a month and I’ve only lost 4lbs? ARGH![/quote]

That’s tough since you have been trying hard. Every body is different and it’s tough to crack the code of what works. Lately I’ve had to face the facts that what I am doing is not working and I will have to try to go in another way.[/quote]

Yeah, I’m going to bitch about it in my log. For now I’m going to go crossfit. I think some of it is stress. You all know I haven’t been very peaceful lately, of course my body isn’t happy either.

MiM, yeah I was up at 4 am but went back to bed. Pch2 – the only time I had slow weight loss and/or bad belly measurements were under stressful times. Just ignore it. The next month will be better.

a lb a week is GOOD!! thats steady progress and you should be proud!

[quote]mom-in-MD wrote:
a lb a week is GOOD!! thats steady progress and you should be proud! [/quote]

I’m with you MiM. Mine has been exactly a pound a week for many months. This isn’t a Biggest Loser thing I’m doing here. It’s a lifetime change. I’m not on a “diet” so there’s nothing to go off or stop and have the pounds come crashing back on. This is the best way to do it.

yep, also PCH- are you taking measurements/pics?? been consistent with diet/training?

I just got back from an almost 3 mile walk, yay! Had time to think and stuff…

[quote]mom-in-MD wrote:
yep, also PCH- are you taking measurements/pics?? been consistent with diet/training?

I just got back from an almost 3 mile walk, yay! Had time to think and stuff…
[/quote]

Yeah I just put um up in my log.

I flipped a tire at CrossFit! The first few I needed help with, but then I got it! WOO HOO!

My cardio sucks by the way. Run 200m 5x, no thank you.

drool :jealous:

I need me a tire…

Meant to say,they have a crossfit here…thought about taking a class once just so I can flip a tire! :smiley:

[quote]mom-in-MD wrote:
drool :jealous:

I need me a tire…[/quote]

Gripping it was my biggest issue, esp after climbing yesterday. My hands are fried.

I do a lot of physical shit, it would be nice if I actually looked the part. It pretty much makes the kitchen my glaringly obvious problem. I’ve been super good about food this week, and have found a workable system, so hopefully eventually.

I’ve flipped 80 pound boxing bags (which are my height by the way) and that’s quite a work out. I can’t imagine flipping a tire.

I’m here! I want a tire too!

pch, I’d say that’s a success!

I just got back from a run, and I was walking around my kitchen getting a drink and my sock seemed wet. I look down and see it is soaked in blood and there is a mess of bloody footprints all over the floor. D:

It ends up I somehow managed to get a cut under my toes I have no idea how. My shoes aren’t bloody though. Weird.

[quote]attydeb2005 wrote:
I’ve flipped 80 pound boxing bags (which are my height by the way) and that’s quite a work out. I can’t imagine flipping a tire.[/quote]

I used to have a job in my late teens/early 20s picking and mixing orders of stuff in ~140 lb bags (might have been 160? They were referred to as body bags because they were considered to be the weight of a body) and ~75 lb wooden chests. I am guess at the weights but I know the bags outweighed me.

I loved that job.

I would fill about 5-6 skids of product by putting raising the skid on a forklift to a workable level and use every ounce of my 110 lbs to get it on the skid. Then move it to a blending room where I’d tear it all open and dump it into a hopper where it’d get mix in a massive drum and then I’d do it again.

One morning I decided to mix things up and just pick orders all morning as many as I could and I managed about 6 before I was about to die and ended up going home early because I was beat.