Life As I Know It: Day 21, ww

November 21, 2007

Day 21, ww

I'm really proud of myself this week. Even with Alanna's birthday party and eating my weight in pizza, I still somehow managed to lose 2.2 pounds. Making up for the 2 pounds I gained back last week plus another .2. I am at a total of 23.2 pounds. I am very nervous for tomorrow. Our family is heading out to Chris' families house, and they always have tons and tons and tons of great food. As long as I eat until stuffed (LOL) and then start fresh on Friday, hopefully there won't be a problem...Hope everyone has a happy Turkey day!

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Rita11/21/2007
secret: dont think you're dieting. Just relax and enjoy the holidays. :) then you'll have time to think about it. :)
Good job with losing! I'm not reporting as I think I've gained some. Let's blame it to the doctor who doesnt know what I have :P
happy thanksgiving to you too!!!
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Lindsey11/21/2007
Way to go Tasha!! Just enjoy Thanksgiving!
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Lori11/21/2007
Good luck with the holiday food! Have a good trip!
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November 21, 2007

Day 21, ww

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