hearlady
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It just hit me @gruntlabor . You need to add this to your quote of the week thread. Where did that go BTW.
Are you pleased with your current weight?
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RadishRose
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Yes.
That's around the same amount I'd like to lose! It's harder when you're older and don't do a lot. Not that you don't do a lot. It's me that doesn't do a lot or enough to take off more weight.
That's funny: Winter Eating Season! LOL. It's like that for me, too, and many.
My weight is perfect at 145lbs for my height 5' 7". I have a slight fat roll around my waist. I once called them love handles, but now I call them manhandles. My husband still loves me and I never had a fat roll back when he manhandled me frequently, so I now call the roll my manhandles. My problem isn't displayed by scales or rulers, but MRI's that are ugly as sin. My fitness is great if all problems are considered.
Pappy
Living the Dream
Yes. 169 is a good weight for me. After I retired, I weighed 235…way to heavy for me.
gruntlabor
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It just hit me @gruntlabor . You need to add this to your quote of the week thread. Where did that go BTW.
I'll do that, hearlady, thanks! I think it's called 'POST OF THE DAY' or something. like that
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Trade
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I'd be happy with 190. I was 202 this morning.
As for 168, I just liked that scene in on the Waterfront. I blew through 168 in the 9th grade and haven't been anywhere near that since.
I got down to 190 a couple of years ago which is the same weight that I was when I was 18. However the distribution had changed somewhat.
As for 168, I just liked that scene in on the Waterfront. I blew through 168 in the 9th grade and haven't been anywhere near that since.
I got down to 190 a couple of years ago which is the same weight that I was when I was 18. However the distribution had changed somewhat.
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LadyEmeraude
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Time for dinner and I will not have an extra portion
Naturally
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I'm neither happy nor unhappy with my weight. I don't think about it and have no reason to.
In that regard, I'm blessed. Best of luck to those on the weight journey. Obviously it's not an easy process.
In that regard, I'm blessed. Best of luck to those on the weight journey. Obviously it's not an easy process.
I guess I'm happy. My ideal weight at 5'8" was 165 lbs. when I was working. I work out more now, including the treadmill, but I'm now up to 175. Most of it seems to be in my midsection. I know my metabolism is slowing down and is now burning fewer calories because when I used to work out I was ravenous afterward. Now I'm not.
I wish I could still fit in my slim-cut shirts and suits but I've realized those days are gone so they've gone to Goodwill.
I wish I could still fit in my slim-cut shirts and suits but I've realized those days are gone so they've gone to Goodwill.
Lawrence00
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I have been very strict on nutrition this year, and doing manual labor. Have lost about 30 lbs since January. At 160 now, and may actually reach 150 by September 1st. Am 5'7".
jujube
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Nope. I lost 50 pounds while I was on the liver drug clinical trial and unfortunately, I've gained 20 of those pounds back since it ended in November.
I can feel every one of those pounds when I bend over to tie my shoes.
I can feel every one of those pounds when I bend over to tie my shoes.
trust me...when i'm not working i don't do much of anything. LOL
outlander
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Wizard of Oz
outlander
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Does this mean you don't like Elton John?
did i say that? lolDoes this mean you don't like Elton John?