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adrianne, hang in there, this is just one bridege to cross on your road to

success, you will get there!!! we have faith in you and are here for you :)

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adrianne, hang in there, this is just one bridege to cross on your road to

success, you will get there!!! we have faith in you and are here for you :)

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adrianne, hang in there, this is just one bridege to cross on your road to

success, you will get there!!! we have faith in you and are here for you :)

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Hey - don't beat yourself up! Figure it this way, you use to eat

like that 7 days a week, last week you did it 1 time instead of 7.

Sounds like a vicortry to me :-)

(Little secret...they now have those resturant style chips for

dipping (salsu is fat free and VERY low calorie and hot stuff speed

the motabolism) - also, pringles has new fat free chips as well. I

always keep fat free pretzles on had and some form of lower calorie

and lower fat something that I can replace my old munchy attacks with)

Ang

> Hello All,

>

> I am not a happy camper. Last night I ate half a large bag of

potato

> chips and I believe my body is retaining water. Now that I

finished

> my excuses I now weigh 233.8 and I am pissed. So pissed, I looked

> around to see if there was someone I could blame or just smack!

> Unfortunately the only person I could blame would be me so now I am

> really pissed. The bad part of all of this, I knew I was wrong

when

> I said yes to the chips, I knew I was wrong when I sat right their

> and said hmmm these will even taste better with some hot sauce.

What

> makes this worse, I knew I would feel this way. Man.... I did so

> well this week too. I guess better luck next time!!

>

> To all who have lost, YOU HAVE DONE A WONDERFUL JOB!!!

> CONGRATULATIONS! I SHALL TALK TO YOU ALL SOON! BUT I HAVE PUT

MYSELF

> ON PUNISHMENT!. NO CHEESE STEAK THIS EVENING I WILL BE HAVING A

> SALAD!!

>

> ne

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Hey - don't beat yourself up! Figure it this way, you use to eat

like that 7 days a week, last week you did it 1 time instead of 7.

Sounds like a vicortry to me :-)

(Little secret...they now have those resturant style chips for

dipping (salsu is fat free and VERY low calorie and hot stuff speed

the motabolism) - also, pringles has new fat free chips as well. I

always keep fat free pretzles on had and some form of lower calorie

and lower fat something that I can replace my old munchy attacks with)

Ang

> Hello All,

>

> I am not a happy camper. Last night I ate half a large bag of

potato

> chips and I believe my body is retaining water. Now that I

finished

> my excuses I now weigh 233.8 and I am pissed. So pissed, I looked

> around to see if there was someone I could blame or just smack!

> Unfortunately the only person I could blame would be me so now I am

> really pissed. The bad part of all of this, I knew I was wrong

when

> I said yes to the chips, I knew I was wrong when I sat right their

> and said hmmm these will even taste better with some hot sauce.

What

> makes this worse, I knew I would feel this way. Man.... I did so

> well this week too. I guess better luck next time!!

>

> To all who have lost, YOU HAVE DONE A WONDERFUL JOB!!!

> CONGRATULATIONS! I SHALL TALK TO YOU ALL SOON! BUT I HAVE PUT

MYSELF

> ON PUNISHMENT!. NO CHEESE STEAK THIS EVENING I WILL BE HAVING A

> SALAD!!

>

> ne

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Hey - don't beat yourself up! Figure it this way, you use to eat

like that 7 days a week, last week you did it 1 time instead of 7.

Sounds like a vicortry to me :-)

(Little secret...they now have those resturant style chips for

dipping (salsu is fat free and VERY low calorie and hot stuff speed

the motabolism) - also, pringles has new fat free chips as well. I

always keep fat free pretzles on had and some form of lower calorie

and lower fat something that I can replace my old munchy attacks with)

Ang

> Hello All,

>

> I am not a happy camper. Last night I ate half a large bag of

potato

> chips and I believe my body is retaining water. Now that I

finished

> my excuses I now weigh 233.8 and I am pissed. So pissed, I looked

> around to see if there was someone I could blame or just smack!

> Unfortunately the only person I could blame would be me so now I am

> really pissed. The bad part of all of this, I knew I was wrong

when

> I said yes to the chips, I knew I was wrong when I sat right their

> and said hmmm these will even taste better with some hot sauce.

What

> makes this worse, I knew I would feel this way. Man.... I did so

> well this week too. I guess better luck next time!!

>

> To all who have lost, YOU HAVE DONE A WONDERFUL JOB!!!

> CONGRATULATIONS! I SHALL TALK TO YOU ALL SOON! BUT I HAVE PUT

MYSELF

> ON PUNISHMENT!. NO CHEESE STEAK THIS EVENING I WILL BE HAVING A

> SALAD!!

>

> ne

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ne,

I know, it's easy to be hard on yourself. I have done it many times.

But as everyone else told you, it was one time. It is soo important to

remind yourself that this is a new " lifestyle " . There will be ups and

downs. The thing is how often they happen and how you react to them.

Stop kicking yourself and just learn from it. A key to a new lifestyle

is portion control. It is alright to have treats, just only allow

yourself to have only a portion. It takes a real conscious effort but

if you remind yourself how you felt after that and think of how you did

all week and what you want to do, you will get the strength and resolve

to say NO next time. Other things that work are before giving in to a

temptation:

Drink a glass of water

Brush your teeth

Find something busy to do- go for a walk, fold some clothes, come here

and post, just something to get your mind off the food for at least 10

min.

If you still want the food, go ahead! Dish up or count out only a

portion. Take small bites, chew slowly and enjoy. I know eating slow is

hard but the theory is if you eat slowly you get more satisfaction and

eat less. It works for me, most the time. Again, like I said, it takes

a real conscious effort. Some serious soul searching. Asking yourself

what you really want? Is it worth it? What do you want more, short term

gratification or long term success. That thinking process has helped me

a lot. Hope it helps you too.

Gena

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ne,

I know, it's easy to be hard on yourself. I have done it many times.

But as everyone else told you, it was one time. It is soo important to

remind yourself that this is a new " lifestyle " . There will be ups and

downs. The thing is how often they happen and how you react to them.

Stop kicking yourself and just learn from it. A key to a new lifestyle

is portion control. It is alright to have treats, just only allow

yourself to have only a portion. It takes a real conscious effort but

if you remind yourself how you felt after that and think of how you did

all week and what you want to do, you will get the strength and resolve

to say NO next time. Other things that work are before giving in to a

temptation:

Drink a glass of water

Brush your teeth

Find something busy to do- go for a walk, fold some clothes, come here

and post, just something to get your mind off the food for at least 10

min.

If you still want the food, go ahead! Dish up or count out only a

portion. Take small bites, chew slowly and enjoy. I know eating slow is

hard but the theory is if you eat slowly you get more satisfaction and

eat less. It works for me, most the time. Again, like I said, it takes

a real conscious effort. Some serious soul searching. Asking yourself

what you really want? Is it worth it? What do you want more, short term

gratification or long term success. That thinking process has helped me

a lot. Hope it helps you too.

Gena

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ne,

I know, it's easy to be hard on yourself. I have done it many times.

But as everyone else told you, it was one time. It is soo important to

remind yourself that this is a new " lifestyle " . There will be ups and

downs. The thing is how often they happen and how you react to them.

Stop kicking yourself and just learn from it. A key to a new lifestyle

is portion control. It is alright to have treats, just only allow

yourself to have only a portion. It takes a real conscious effort but

if you remind yourself how you felt after that and think of how you did

all week and what you want to do, you will get the strength and resolve

to say NO next time. Other things that work are before giving in to a

temptation:

Drink a glass of water

Brush your teeth

Find something busy to do- go for a walk, fold some clothes, come here

and post, just something to get your mind off the food for at least 10

min.

If you still want the food, go ahead! Dish up or count out only a

portion. Take small bites, chew slowly and enjoy. I know eating slow is

hard but the theory is if you eat slowly you get more satisfaction and

eat less. It works for me, most the time. Again, like I said, it takes

a real conscious effort. Some serious soul searching. Asking yourself

what you really want? Is it worth it? What do you want more, short term

gratification or long term success. That thinking process has helped me

a lot. Hope it helps you too.

Gena

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In a message dated 4/4/2003 11:39:33 AM Eastern Standard Time,

annebpink@... writes:

> Just got weighed!! Yeah!! I am down. 2.5 lbs if I am reading the

> chart right. I now weigh 231! Yea Me! Still exercising!!! Good luck

> to all weighing in this week!!

YAY Marie! Seems like lots of people are having great weeks!

Romey

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In a message dated 4/4/2003 11:39:33 AM Eastern Standard Time,

annebpink@... writes:

> Just got weighed!! Yeah!! I am down. 2.5 lbs if I am reading the

> chart right. I now weigh 231! Yea Me! Still exercising!!! Good luck

> to all weighing in this week!!

YAY Marie! Seems like lots of people are having great weeks!

Romey

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In a message dated 4/4/2003 11:39:33 AM Eastern Standard Time,

annebpink@... writes:

> Just got weighed!! Yeah!! I am down. 2.5 lbs if I am reading the

> chart right. I now weigh 231! Yea Me! Still exercising!!! Good luck

> to all weighing in this week!!

YAY Marie! Seems like lots of people are having great weeks!

Romey

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> Hi Everyone!!

>

> Just got weighed!! Yeah!! I am down. 2.5 lbs if I am reading the

> chart right. I now weigh 231! Yea Me! Still exercising!!! Good

luck

> to all weighing in this week!!

>

> ne

WOOOOOHOOOOO Good Job ne! Keep it up! #2

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taufling@... writes:

> There is

> something pure about the taste of naked popcorn.

>

Boy, Freud (sp?) would have a good time with this line....LOL!

Romey

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In a message dated 4/5/2003 10:07:47 AM Eastern Standard Time,

taufling@... writes:

> There is

> something pure about the taste of naked popcorn.

>

Boy, Freud (sp?) would have a good time with this line....LOL!

Romey

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In a message dated 4/5/2003 10:07:47 AM Eastern Standard Time,

taufling@... writes:

> There is

> something pure about the taste of naked popcorn.

>

Boy, Freud (sp?) would have a good time with this line....LOL!

Romey

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yay on your loss! personally I think naked popcorn tastes like

styrofoam....lol...but I'm glad you can eat it ;-) I treat myself

usually once a week to 2 cups of orville redenbacher's cheddar or

butter flavoured popcorn and a diet pepsi. Usually on Thursday while

watching ER. LOL I measure the popcorn out in the kitchen and leave

the rest there, i'm just too lazy to get up and get more. That's

usually the only night I munch after 8 during the week, so I don't

feel so bad. Hey, I haven't had any this week (was cleaning on

thursday), i can have some tonight! YUM

> I was 231.5 Friday morning, but then I was 229 this morning.

>

> That was something of a shock because I had the munchies all day

yesterday.

> I think it was a hormonal thing. I tried to restrain myself. I

made Jello

> with sliced bananas last night and dragged the old air popper off

the back of

> the pantry shelf so I could have a bowl of popcorn while watching a

DVD. All

> the microwave popcorn we have (and there is a lot of it because I

bought a

> box at Sam's) is butter flavored. Too much salt, too much grease.

There is

> something pure about the taste of naked popcorn.

>

>

>

>

>

> " ... inside every old person is a young person wondering what

happened. "

> Terry Pratchett

>

> My Craft Page <A

HREF= " http://hometown.aol.com/taufling/index.html " >http://hometown.aol

..com/taufling/index.html</A>

>

>

>

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yay on your loss! personally I think naked popcorn tastes like

styrofoam....lol...but I'm glad you can eat it ;-) I treat myself

usually once a week to 2 cups of orville redenbacher's cheddar or

butter flavoured popcorn and a diet pepsi. Usually on Thursday while

watching ER. LOL I measure the popcorn out in the kitchen and leave

the rest there, i'm just too lazy to get up and get more. That's

usually the only night I munch after 8 during the week, so I don't

feel so bad. Hey, I haven't had any this week (was cleaning on

thursday), i can have some tonight! YUM

> I was 231.5 Friday morning, but then I was 229 this morning.

>

> That was something of a shock because I had the munchies all day

yesterday.

> I think it was a hormonal thing. I tried to restrain myself. I

made Jello

> with sliced bananas last night and dragged the old air popper off

the back of

> the pantry shelf so I could have a bowl of popcorn while watching a

DVD. All

> the microwave popcorn we have (and there is a lot of it because I

bought a

> box at Sam's) is butter flavored. Too much salt, too much grease.

There is

> something pure about the taste of naked popcorn.

>

>

>

>

>

> " ... inside every old person is a young person wondering what

happened. "

> Terry Pratchett

>

> My Craft Page <A

HREF= " http://hometown.aol.com/taufling/index.html " >http://hometown.aol

..com/taufling/index.html</A>

>

>

>

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yay on your loss! personally I think naked popcorn tastes like

styrofoam....lol...but I'm glad you can eat it ;-) I treat myself

usually once a week to 2 cups of orville redenbacher's cheddar or

butter flavoured popcorn and a diet pepsi. Usually on Thursday while

watching ER. LOL I measure the popcorn out in the kitchen and leave

the rest there, i'm just too lazy to get up and get more. That's

usually the only night I munch after 8 during the week, so I don't

feel so bad. Hey, I haven't had any this week (was cleaning on

thursday), i can have some tonight! YUM

> I was 231.5 Friday morning, but then I was 229 this morning.

>

> That was something of a shock because I had the munchies all day

yesterday.

> I think it was a hormonal thing. I tried to restrain myself. I

made Jello

> with sliced bananas last night and dragged the old air popper off

the back of

> the pantry shelf so I could have a bowl of popcorn while watching a

DVD. All

> the microwave popcorn we have (and there is a lot of it because I

bought a

> box at Sam's) is butter flavored. Too much salt, too much grease.

There is

> something pure about the taste of naked popcorn.

>

>

>

>

>

> " ... inside every old person is a young person wondering what

happened. "

> Terry Pratchett

>

> My Craft Page <A

HREF= " http://hometown.aol.com/taufling/index.html " >http://hometown.aol

..com/taufling/index.html</A>

>

>

>

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Thanks.

I like those mini bags of Orville Redenbacher's Smart Pop for the office.

They're just the right size, but I can only find them in one store around

here. I think it's such a great idea, I can't understand why they're so hard

to find. I'd think they'd be good for vending machines too. A regular sized

bag is really too much, although I've been known to sit there and cram one

into my face kernel by kernel.

In a message dated 4/5/03 2:35:21 PM Central Standard Time,

trautmanfamily@... writes:

> yay on your loss! personally I think naked popcorn tastes like

> styrofoam....lol...but I'm glad you can eat it ;-) I treat myself

> usually once a week to 2 cups of orville redenbacher's cheddar or

> butter flavoured popcorn and a diet pepsi. Usually on Thursday while

> watching ER. LOL I measure the popcorn out in the kitchen and leave

> the rest there, i'm just too lazy to get up and get more. That's

> usually the only night I munch after 8 during the week, so I don't

> feel so bad. Hey, I haven't had any this week (was cleaning on

> thursday), i can have some tonight! YUM

>

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Hey Congratulations on the loss!!!! Good job! Nice food choices too!

#2

> I was 231.5 Friday morning, but then I was 229 this morning.

>

> That was something of a shock because I had the munchies all day

yesterday.

> I think it was a hormonal thing. I tried to restrain myself. I

made Jello

> with sliced bananas last night and dragged the old air popper off

the back of

> the pantry shelf so I could have a bowl of popcorn while watching

a DVD. All

> the microwave popcorn we have (and there is a lot of it because I

bought a

> box at Sam's) is butter flavored. Too much salt, too much

grease. There is

> something pure about the taste of naked popcorn.

>

>

>

>

>

> " ... inside every old person is a young person wondering what

happened. "

> Terry Pratchett

>

> My Craft Page <A

HREF= " http://hometown.aol.com/taufling/index.html " >http://hometown.ao

l.com/taufling/index.html</A>

>

>

>

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Hey Congratulations on the loss!!!! Good job! Nice food choices too!

#2

> I was 231.5 Friday morning, but then I was 229 this morning.

>

> That was something of a shock because I had the munchies all day

yesterday.

> I think it was a hormonal thing. I tried to restrain myself. I

made Jello

> with sliced bananas last night and dragged the old air popper off

the back of

> the pantry shelf so I could have a bowl of popcorn while watching

a DVD. All

> the microwave popcorn we have (and there is a lot of it because I

bought a

> box at Sam's) is butter flavored. Too much salt, too much

grease. There is

> something pure about the taste of naked popcorn.

>

>

>

>

>

> " ... inside every old person is a young person wondering what

happened. "

> Terry Pratchett

>

> My Craft Page <A

HREF= " http://hometown.aol.com/taufling/index.html " >http://hometown.ao

l.com/taufling/index.html</A>

>

>

>

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