I tried to post last week to let you all know that I'm back but my isp wouldn't send any posts through. So yes, I am back, I have put on weight but I'm getting myself back on track. I've had a great week and am down a kilo already.
I need help though so be prepared to see heaps of posts from me. Oh, and it feels so good to be back :-)
I'm going to admit to my weight today. It's embarrassing to have to say that I'm not in Onederland anymore. Still, I know what to do to get back there. -- Erin in NZ 125/93/75 kgs 125.93/1.1/165 lbs
"It is not the mountain we conquer, it is ourselves" Sir Edmund Hilary
Reverting to old, weight-gaining eating habits isn't a crime, thank goodness, or most of us here would be writing from a jail cell! What's important is that you're here now, starting/trying again.
Good job on being down a kilo already. Welcome back to the fold.
Erin Marsh said:
I tried to post last week to let you all know that I'm back but my isp wouldn't send any posts through. So yes, I am back, I have put on weight but I'm getting myself back on track. I've had a great week and am down a kilo already.
I need help though so be prepared to see heaps of posts from me. Oh, and it feels so good to be back :-)
I'm going to admit to my weight today. It's embarrassing to have to say that I'm not in Onederland anymore. Still, I know what to do to get back there.
My current weight: 147 lbs Weight change since my last recorded weight: -5 lbs Total weight change to date: -85 lbs
It's the best day of my life! -- Linda P week 61: 232/147/WW goal 145/personal goal 130? WNM week 4: 155.6/147/145 next mini-goals: 145 (WW goal) started WW 22-Feb-2003 | 10% target: 1-May-2003 5'4" | 50 | F
Welcome back. Well, you know the routine so get your butt in gear and stick with it. Whoops........
Nice seeing your end of the world represented by you again.
(now let's seek out some others...)
Erin Marsh said:
I tried to post last week to let you all know that I'm back but my isp wouldn't send any posts through. So yes, I am back, I have put on weight but I'm getting myself back on track. I've had a great week and am down a kilo already.
I need help though so be prepared to see heaps of posts from me. Oh, and it feels so good to be back :-)
I'm going to admit to my weight today. It's embarrassing to have to say that I'm not in Onederland anymore. Still, I know what to do to get back there.
I tried to post last week to let you all know that I'm back but my isp wouldn't send any posts through. So yes, I am back, I have put on weight but I'm getting myself back on track. I've had a great week and am down a kilo already.
I need help though so be prepared to see heaps of posts from me. Oh, and it feels so good to be back :-)
I'm going to admit to my weight today. It's embarrassing to have to say that I'm not in Onederland anymore. Still, I know what to do to get back there.
Welcome back!! We missed you!!
--
Cheers,
Connie Walsh
241.5/190/155 WNM 193.5/190/181.5 30 lbs to go 191.5/190/185
I am so glad you are back, and you are only temporarily out of onesville, I am sure you will be right back here soon, Lee Erin Marsh <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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I tried to post last week to let you all know that I'm back but my isp wouldn't send any posts through. So yes, I am back, I have put on weight but I'm getting myself back on track. I've had a great week and am down a kilo already.
I need help though so be prepared to see heaps of posts from me. Oh, and it feels so good to be back :-)
I'm going to admit to my weight today. It's embarrassing to have to say that I'm not in Onederland anymore. Still, I know what to do to get back there. -- Erin in NZ 125/93/75 kgs 275.3/204.8/165 lbs
"It is not the mountain we conquer, it is ourselves" Sir Edmund Hilary
Welcome back, you have been missed. 1 kilo down and the others wont stand a chance. Keep up the good work and you will be back in onederland soon. Michelle : Ozzie in Switzerland 69.8/59.5/61kg
Erin Marsh said:
I tried to post last week to let you all know that I'm back but my isp wouldn't send any posts through. So yes, I am back, I have put on weight but I'm getting myself back on track. I've had a great week and am down a kilo already.
I need help though so be prepared to see heaps of posts from me. Oh, and it feels so good to be back :-)
I'm going to admit to my weight today. It's embarrassing to have to say that I'm not in Onederland anymore. Still, I know what to do to get back there.
Welcome back, Erin, I 'm so glad to see you! -- Nathalie from Belgium 134.1/96.2/minigoal 94.1/ Goal 68 Kg 134.1/97/minigoal 207.5/Goal 150 pounds WNM: 216.3/212/203 lbs 134.1/97.1/92 kg "Erin Marsh" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:3jc890p90e4r0l63jamn92l1ui7eph7- [email hidden]...
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I tried to post last week to let you all know that I'm back but my isp wouldn't send any posts through. So yes, I am back, I have put on weight but I'm getting myself back on track. I've had a great week and am down a kilo already.
I need help though so be prepared to see heaps of posts from me. Oh, and it feels so good to be back :-)
I'm going to admit to my weight today. It's embarrassing to have to say that I'm not in Onederland anymore. Still, I know what to do to get back there. -- Erin in NZ 125/93/75 kgs 275.3/204.8/165 lbs
"It is not the mountain we conquer, it is ourselves" Sir Edmund Hilary
Could you please send a chocolate cake with a saw baked inside? (G)
Prairie Roots said:
Reverting to old, weight-gaining eating habits isn't a crime, thank goodness, or most of us here would be writing from a jail cell! What's important is that you're here now, starting/trying again.
Good job on being down a kilo already. Welcome back to the fold.
Erin Marsh said:
I tried to post last week to let you all know that I'm back but my isp wouldn't send any posts through. So yes, I am back, I have put on weight but I'm getting myself back on track. I've had a great week and am down a kilo already.
I need help though so be prepared to see heaps of posts from me. Oh, and it feels so good to be back :-)
I'm going to admit to my weight today. It's embarrassing to have to say that I'm not in Onederland anymore. Still, I know what to do to get back there.
My current weight: 147 lbs Weight change since my last recorded weight: -5 lbs Total weight change to date: -85 lbs
I have a hunch you'd be so busy with the chocolate cake you'd forget all about the saw!
Are you all set for your 60 mile bike ride this weekend? What do you do to prepare? I can't even visualize such a trip.
Fred said:
Could you please send a chocolate cake with a saw baked inside? (G)
Prairie Roots said:
Reverting to old, weight-gaining eating habits isn't a crime, thank goodness, or most of us here would be writing from a jail cell! What's important is that you're here now, starting/trying again.
Good job on being down a kilo already. Welcome back to the fold.
Erin Marsh said:
I tried to post last week to let you all know that I'm back but my isp wouldn't send any posts through. So yes, I am back, I have put on weight but I'm getting myself back on track. I've had a great week and am down a kilo already.
I need help though so be prepared to see heaps of posts from me. Oh, and it feels so good to be back :-)
I'm going to admit to my weight today. It's embarrassing to have to say that I'm not in Onederland anymore. Still, I know what to do to get back there.
My current weight: 147 lbs Weight change since my last recorded weight: -5 lbs Total weight change to date: -85 lbs
you know if it were a crime I would have got the chair a while back, Lee Fred <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said:
Could you please send a chocolate cake with a saw baked inside? (G)
Prairie Roots said:
Reverting to old, weight-gaining eating habits isn't a crime, thank goodness, or most of us here would be writing from a jail cell! What's important is that you're here now, starting/trying again.
Good job on being down a kilo already. Welcome back to the fold.
Erin Marsh said:
I tried to post last week to let you all know that I'm back but my isp wouldn't send any posts through. So yes, I am back, I have put on weight but I'm getting myself back on track. I've had a great week and am down a kilo already.
I need help though so be prepared to see heaps of posts from me. Oh, and it feels so good to be back :-)
I'm going to admit to my weight today. It's embarrassing to have to say that I'm not in Onederland anymore. Still, I know what to do to get back there.
My current weight: 147 lbs Weight change since my last recorded weight: -5 lbs Total weight change to date: -85 lbs
I have a hunch you'd be so busy with the chocolate cake you'd forget all about the saw!
Good point - who mentioned a saw anyway.
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Are you all set for your 60 mile bike ride this weekend? What do you do to prepare? I can't even visualize such a trip.
I got out some gatorade since it has been warmer than normal for the 3rd water bottle. Check the tires, lube the chain and pray!!! You ride shorter distances leading up to the longer ones. This year though I seem to not be able to get comfortable on the bike. My "seat" has been complaining - while I have bike shorts, the seams still seem to be PRESENT. I really am wondering if having less PERSONAL padding has made this more of an issue even though I should be clearly riding lighter. But also sometimes the butt just needs saddle time and more time and even more. I have already done two 50 miler's and last week's 56 miler. And in those weeks, some additional riding.
I will be packing my own lunch probably - peanut butter and jelly. Maybe two. An odwalla or clif bar or WW 2 point bar or multiples thereof! We are hoping that it starts off somewhat warmer so that we don't have to take along warmer shirts/long tights and then carry that extra weight for the ride.
Then you look at the odometer periodically and mumble "is that all?"
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Fred said:
Could you please send a chocolate cake with a saw baked inside? (G)
Prairie Roots said:
Reverting to old, weight-gaining eating habits isn't a crime, thank goodness, or most of us here would be writing from a jail cell! What's important is that you're here now, starting/trying again.
Good job on being down a kilo already. Welcome back to the fold.
On Sun, 02 May 2004 11:32:11 +1200, Erin Marsh <[email hidden]> wrote:
>I tried to post last week to let you all know that I'm >back but my isp wouldn't send any posts through. So yes, >I am back, I have put on weight but I'm getting myself >back on track. I've had a great week and am down a kilo >already. > >I need help though so be prepared to see heaps of posts >from me. Oh, and it feels so good to be back :-) > >I'm going to admit to my weight today. It's embarrassing >to have to say that I'm not in Onederland anymore. >Still, I know what to do to get back there.
My current weight: 147 lbs Weight change since my last recorded weight: -5 lbs Total weight change to date: -85 lbs
makes me hungry just thinking about it, Lee meaning the ride, but cake sounds attractive also... Prairie Roots <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said:
I have a hunch you'd be so busy with the chocolate cake you'd forget all about the saw!
Are you all set for your 60 mile bike ride this weekend? What do you do to prepare? I can't even visualize such a trip.
Fred said:
Could you please send a chocolate cake with a saw baked inside? (G)
Prairie Roots said:
Reverting to old, weight-gaining eating habits isn't a crime, thank goodness, or most of us here would be writing from a jail cell! What's important is that you're here now, starting/trying again.
Good job on being down a kilo already. Welcome back to the fold.
On Sun, 02 May 2004 11:32:11 +1200, Erin Marsh <[email hidden]> wrote:
>I tried to post last week to let you all know that I'm >back but my isp wouldn't send any posts through. So >yes, I am back, I have put on weight but I'm getting >myself back on track. I've had a great week and am down >a kilo already. > >I need help though so be prepared to see heaps of posts >from me. Oh, and it feels so good to be back :-) > >I'm going to admit to my weight today. It's >embarrassing to have to say that I'm not in Onederland >anymore. Still, I know what to do to get back there.
My current weight: 147 lbs Weight change since my last recorded weight: -5 lbs Total weight change to date: -85 lbs
you know if it were a crime I would have got the chair a while back, Lee Fred <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said:
Could you please send a chocolate cake with a saw baked inside? (G)
Prairie Roots said:
Reverting to old, weight-gaining eating habits isn't a crime, thank goodness, or most of us here would be writing from a jail cell! What's important is that you're here now, starting/trying again.
Good job on being down a kilo already. Welcome back to the fold.
On Sun, 02 May 2004 11:32:11 +1200, Erin Marsh <[email hidden]> wrote:
>I tried to post last week to let you all know that I'm >back but my isp wouldn't send any posts through. So >yes, I am back, I have put on weight but I'm getting >myself back on track. I've had a great week and am down >a kilo already. > >I need help though so be prepared to see heaps of posts >from me. Oh, and it feels so good to be back :-) > >I'm going to admit to my weight today. It's >embarrassing to have to say that I'm not in Onederland >anymore. Still, I know what to do to get back there.
My current weight: 147 lbs Weight change since my last recorded weight: -5 lbs Total weight change to date: -85 lbs
Now wait (weight) just one moment. YOU who sweat with all that boring INDOOR lifting and cardio question pedaling out in the great outdoors (ignoring for a moment all the Open day boating traffic (and saddle sores)) (G)
Chocolate cake is worth one weekend of both biking and a hike that gains 4,000 feet (1,000 meters) of elevation in 4 miles (6.44 km) and then losing (braking is a lot of downhill hiking) that elevation in the same distance (as opposed to parachuting which some nut wants to do!!! (g))
Any additional questions? (G)
This from a guy who hated Phys Ed in school and never played any sports - you, too, may discover the GREAT OUTDOORS.
ray miller said:
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I will be packing my own lunch probably - peanut butter and jelly. Maybe two.
I believe in the pleasure/pain principle.
So now we know what kind of hell you have to go through to eat peanut butter and jelly without gaining.
I wonder what you have to do to eat choclate cake without gaining. Saw off a leg presumably🙂
No thanks, I get hungry reading what you do, if I did it I would have a hear attack for sure, Lee Fred <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said:
Now wait (weight) just one moment. YOU who sweat with all that boring INDOOR lifting and cardio question pedaling out in the great outdoors (ignoring for a moment all the Open day boating traffic (and saddle sores)) (G)
Chocolate cake is worth one weekend of both biking and a hike that gains 4,000 feet (1,000 meters) of elevation in 4 miles (6.44 km) and then losing (braking is a lot of downhill hiking) that elevation in the same distance (as opposed to parachuting which some nut wants to do!!! (g))
Any additional questions? (G)
This from a guy who hated Phys Ed in school and never played any sports - you, too, may discover the GREAT OUTDOORS.
ray miller said:
Quoted message said:
I will be packing my own lunch probably - peanut butter and jelly. Maybe two.
I believe in the pleasure/pain principle.
So now we know what kind of hell you have to go through to eat peanut butter and jelly without gaining.
I wonder what you have to do to eat choclate cake without gaining. Saw off a leg presumably🙂
Hi, Fred, My husband started doing geocaching last year. I have brought a pair of hiking boots and we have been to some beautiful parks and recreational areas. We spent a lot of time walking along restored canals. We are hoping to buy an inflatable canoe so we can explore the canal more this summer. You can never tell where you will come across activity points. Take Care Catherine "Fred" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said:
Now wait (weight) just one moment. YOU who sweat with all that boring INDOOR lifting and cardio question pedaling out in the great outdoors (ignoring for a moment all the Open day boating traffic (and saddle sores)) (G)
Chocolate cake is worth one weekend of both biking and a hike that gains 4,000 feet (1,000 meters) of elevation in 4 miles (6.44 km) and then losing (braking is a lot of downhill hiking) that elevation in the same distance (as opposed to parachuting which some nut wants to do!!! (g))
Any additional questions? (G)
This from a guy who hated Phys Ed in school and never played any sports - you, too, may discover the GREAT OUTDOORS.
ray miller said:
Quoted message said:
I will be packing my own lunch probably - peanut butter and jelly. Maybe two.
I believe in the pleasure/pain principle.
So now we know what kind of hell you have to go through to eat peanut butter and jelly without gaining.
I wonder what you have to do to eat choclate cake without gaining. Saw off a leg presumably🙂
You work up for it. You Work up to it. You WORK up to it.
Miss Violette said:
No thanks, I get hungry reading what you do, if I did it I would have a hear attack for sure, Lee Fred <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said:
Now wait (weight) just one moment. YOU who sweat with all that boring INDOOR lifting and cardio question pedaling out in the great outdoors (ignoring for a moment all the Open day boating traffic (and saddle sores)) (G)
Chocolate cake is worth one weekend of both biking and a hike that gains 4,000 feet (1,000 meters) of elevation in 4 miles (6.44 km) and then losing (braking is a lot of downhill hiking) that elevation in the same distance (as opposed to parachuting which some nut wants to do!!! (g))
Any additional questions? (G)
This from a guy who hated Phys Ed in school and never played any sports - you, too, may discover the GREAT OUTDOORS.
ray miller said:
>I will be packing my own lunch probably - peanut butter >and jelly. Maybe two.
I believe in the pleasure/pain principle.
So now we know what kind of hell you have to go through to eat peanut butter and jelly without gaining.
I wonder what you have to do to eat choclate cake without gaining. Saw off a leg presumably🙂
I had the gps out yesterday on the bike ride to see where we were and which roads were nearby and their topography
I have not done specific geocaching yet but a friend has done a few Confluence Searches. There is a web site where folks try getting to all the intersections where Latitude lines cross Longitude lines. Yet another sport with gps (G) Some are pretty remote and others easier to get to.
Yup, hiking, biking whatever. It is all fine stuff. I have a kayak I use very infrequently.
Catherine White said:
Hi, Fred, My husband started doing geocaching last year. I have brought a pair of hiking boots and we have been to some beautiful parks and recreational areas. We spent a lot of time walking along restored canals. We are hoping to buy an inflatable canoe so we can explore the canal more this summer. You can never tell where you will come across activity points. Take Care Catherine "Fred" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said:
Now wait (weight) just one moment. YOU who sweat with all that boring INDOOR lifting and cardio question pedaling out in the great outdoors (ignoring for a moment all the Open day boating traffic (and saddle sores)) (G)
Chocolate cake is worth one weekend of both biking and a hike that gains 4,000 feet (1,000 meters) of elevation in 4 miles (6.44 km) and then losing (braking is a lot of downhill hiking) that elevation in the same distance (as opposed to parachuting which some nut wants to do!!! (g))
Any additional questions? (G)
This from a guy who hated Phys Ed in school and never played any sports - you, too, may discover the GREAT OUTDOORS.
ray miller said:
>I will be packing my own lunch probably - peanut butter >and jelly. Maybe two.
I believe in the pleasure/pain principle.
So now we know what kind of hell you have to go through to eat peanut butter and jelly without gaining.
I wonder what you have to do to eat choclate cake without gaining. Saw off a leg presumably🙂
sounds like too much work to me, Lee Fred <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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You work up for it. You Work up to it. You WORK up to it.
Miss Violette said:
No thanks, I get hungry reading what you do, if I did it I would have a
hear
Quoted message said:
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attack for sure, Lee Fred <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said:
Now wait (weight) just one moment. YOU who sweat with all that boring INDOOR lifting and cardio question pedaling out in the great outdoors (ignoring for a moment all the Open day boating traffic (and saddle sores)) (G)
Chocolate cake is worth one weekend of both biking and a hike that gains 4,000 feet (1,000 meters) of elevation in 4 miles (6.44 km) and then losing (braking is a lot of downhill hiking) that elevation in the same distance (as opposed to parachuting which some nut wants to do!!! (g))
Any additional questions? (G)
This from a guy who hated Phys Ed in school and never played any sports - you, too, may discover the GREAT OUTDOORS.
On Sat, 01 May 2004 07:04:15 GMT, ray miller <[email hidden]> wrote:
>>I will be packing my own lunch probably - peanut >>butter and jelly. Maybe two. > >I believe in the pleasure/pain principle. > >So now we know what kind of hell you have to go >through to eat peanut butter and jelly without >gaining. > >I wonder what you have to do to eat choclate cake >without gaining. Saw off a leg presumably🙂 > >Ray
