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Cute ,Confident and Cuddly Club 8th Jan
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Morning all...well it is 2 mins past midnight. Intend to be v. v. positive today. I think this should be "Like ourselves day" yes?
btw hi all, been gone for ages so hope you don't mind me sneaking in and starting todays thread!
btw hi all, been gone for ages so hope you don't mind me sneaking in and starting todays thread!
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Just want to say after reading last nite's thread that you are all amazing, and shouldn't forget it.
Today i dont have a headache, so thats a good satrt
See you later
Speedwork in gym tonite
Had A bagel and tea for breakfast and WILL stick to salad at lunchtime, only because it is healthy and tasty. Work is also going to go well today and noone is going to get me down.
There, good start. Catch you all later. Have a good day!!!
Was due for a run this morning (go every other day), but when my alarm went off at 55.30am I thought, "Oh no, I just can't." Then I thought about something I read on the forum yesterday about motivation - sorry, can't remember who posted it - maybe Stickless or Hilly..... it suggested thinking, when not wanting to run, have I ever come back after a run and regretted going? The poster's answer (and mine) was of course, no I haven't! So I thought about that. And then I thought about Cath, and all the other people who would give almost anything to be able to run at the moment, and there was I, perfectly capable, but not wanting to bother because it's so cold. Pathetic. So I got up. And went for a 2 mile run. And ran 10 minute miles, faster than I've ever done before. Thank you everyone. Thank you.
Back to apples & tea to start the day (not a trace of any of the confectionary stuff from yesterday morning & I passed v-rap's fat test for chaps)
today is a good day, enjoy it everyone
Sassie, well done on getting out there, you crazy Reverend. Boys, well done about the beer. Glad to see SP back. Everyone else - oh, what the heck, I love you all. And myself. Is that positive enough?
I woke up feeling like death this morning, then realised that it might have less to do with the weather than with my not having had a drop of caffeine (apart from the small amount in my bedtime chocolate) since about 2pm yesterday. Have now set that right. There's been a flurry of snow here, but not enough to settle.
Later I shall try to catch up on yesterday's thread, meetings and patients and suchlike permitting. I didn't get back online last night. After shivering in the house and hugging the radiator for a couple of hours, I conveniently noticed that we only had a litre of milk left, so I HAD to go shopping (otherwise Mr V-rap would have gone to the Co-op today and filled the freezer with all the bashed quiches and the fresh-ravioli-with-weird-fillings on the "reduced" counter), and at 8pm the nearest shop open was Sainsbury's Local. So off I went, bundled up like an Arctic explorer, for the 2.5-mile round trip. On the way back, I realised for the first time that the three petrol stations I pass on the way all sell milk.
Must NOT spend as much time here today as I did yesterday. I might do some weights later if I can finish work promptly.
Do you think its a male thing to go directly to the "value budget- couldn't give it away counter" at a supermarket? My other half does the same thing.
Lamby its a positive day today, no talk of how fat we are or aren't!!
Thanks, V-rap, I may be at the upper end, but at least I'm normal (keep quiet you lot!!)