Exercising my right to change

"The alarm went off at 5:31 a.m. When I got out of bed I was bleary-eyed, and I was so tired I had to pay attention to keep from bumping into anything. But I washed my face and put up my hair. I got dressed in the clothes I'd laid out the night before. I grabbed my purse and my husband's iPod, went downstairs and started up the car.

I was on the treadmill by 5:50. It's the start of a new routine, I hope."

New entry up at DotMoms. 

Comments

[TB]

Good luck Jessamyn, doing it for yourself is the best motivator and the best reward!

[john]

i've been walking at least two miles, about half an hour, each day for bout four months now, the pounds have come off really slow, but that's good, eh? usually i stop at a park on the way home from work and getter done. on weekends i go to different sites and get a little break from the routine. i haven't done anything with diet yet. eat whatever i want. my goal, subject to change, is to lose 27 pounds, i made it to 15 relatively easily, seems to be harder now; go figure. i find it pleasurable to move my body through space. i be grinning at times. half hour a day is now much; i try to go longer a couple of days just for the fat-burning. it seems the older i have gotten, the harder it is to lose weight. love you jess, dad

[Beth]

You go, girl. I'm right there with you. I'll be thinking about your while I'm lifting weights and shedding ass!