Monthly Archives: March 2014

Weight:  167.5 Loss/Gain:  + 0.5 “March Madness” ha!  I’m not a huge college basketball fan, but I couldn’t resist.  In fact, my life could be described at “2014 Madness” this year so far… lol   Anyway…. Compared to February’s weigh-in … Continue reading →

What a week… without going into all the details let’s just say my Monday didn’t go as planned and that kind of threw my whole week off.  Add into that TOM starting mid week and two people bumping into my … Continue reading →

So, I have been a fan of Mary Engelbreit’s art since high school and was very excited by this new card out in Michael’s craft stores right now. I thought it was a perfectly encouraging sentiment for what I’ve been … Continue reading →

I thought I’d take a break from posting about my current state of mind and give a little update of my recovery from abdominoplasty surgery. Today is official two months since my surgery and things are healing up quite nicely. … Continue reading →

I have a confession… Though I have succeeded at losing 65-70 pounds over about four years and maintained at least 65 pounds of that loss for over a year I have never felt like I’m a good example of a … Continue reading →

Where to begin?  There is no summing up in a few short sentences where I’m at right now with regards to my health, so this is going to be a long post.  Honestly, I don’t expect everyone to have the … Continue reading →

First off:  Thanks for the notes about my son…I am glad that as a kid he should heal pretty quickly.  He’s hanging in there so far.  🙂 ***** I’ve been wanting to blog about this ever since I received the … Continue reading →

No, I did not break a bone.  But my son did.  In a skiing accident last Thursday evening.  *sigh*  He is fine, suffering a break to his femur and damage to his tibia growth plate under the knee.  The femur … Continue reading →

Today is officially six weeks post my abdominoplasty surgery.   Even though I reported at the one-month mark I felt I should pop in now as well.  🙂  I am walking upright for the most part now.  The stretching that … Continue reading →