As they say, “You win some and you lose some.” But today both the gains and the loss are good news! We have two more minutes of day light today! And two more tomorrow! And two more the day after that! Until the summer solstice!
As for the loss, I lost a pound this week, which makes for a total of 30 pounds since May 5th! In one pound, my BMI will enter the “Healthy Weight” range. Hooray!
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Wowee!
Grata on the loss! Good work! Bring on the summer sunshine!
Thanks!
Awesome.. and I’m especially impressed you are able to lose between Thanksgiving and Christmas!
I did a good job with Thanksgiving. We’ll see how Christmas goes!
You are awesome!
Thanks!
Inspirational! We both have done some see-sawing of weight over the years. I had lost 20 pounds before my cancer diagnosis, but haven’t been focused on losing the other 15 necessary to hit my ‘healthy weight.’ Getting the wake up call that I have a complex cyst showing in my healthy breast has kicked me in the pants with the reminder that I haven’t done everything within my power to be healthier. Your accomplishment reminds me that losing these extra few pounds is doable! Thank you!
You are very welcome and thank you! Good luck!