Life As I Know It: Weigh in, day 7

November 7, 2007

Weigh in, day 7

I know all of you have been waiting for this..I know I have. I always get so nervous on wednesdays..to the point of having butterflies in my stomach. Hey as long as they don't weigh me down, I'll be fine, hehe. I lost a half a pound today (1/2). I know I could have done better..Its the damn caramel cubes the girls got for halloween. I'm addicted. I'm down 23.2 pounds. The weight seems to be coming off slower this session. Maybe because I keep treating myself to everything I have missed, telling myself its okay because I lost (blank) pounds...I really need to get back down to business. I just have to focus on my goal...

Tonights the night, 9 p.m, they induce...Can't wait for Kylee

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Lori11/07/2007
Carmel cubes - yum!! That would've gotten me too!

Good thoughts your way at 9 pm!
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Lindsay @ Splat Designs11/09/2007
Oh Wow Girl 23.2 is awesome!!!!!
I am so proud of you!
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Lindsey11/09/2007
Congrats Tasha!! You are doing SOOOOO good!!
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November 7, 2007

Weigh in, day 7

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