Getting A Handle On Love Handles

Why is is we can suddenly wake up one morning, examine our midsection
and after pinching the roll, get on one? There are times when you just
dive into dieting as required like wielding a mop to a grungy kitchen
floor. At those times one can plow through temptation like a steam
roller or a Mack truck.

At other times it is not even possible to make it to lunchtime without
a total collapse of resolve and the ubiquitious pledge to start
tomorrow or certainly Monday:-(

I've never figured it out.

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Diva
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There is no substitute for the right food

I wish I could figure this out too, Carol. You are right -- there is nothing
like a roll rising from the waistband to say, "Uh-oh, it's not fun or funny
anymore -- time to get back on the stick." Had one (and more) of those
moments this week and I am back on the bandwagon. Part of it, too, is
sticking to healthy food so I don't get junk cravings. I firmly believe in
the axiom, "You don't crave what you don't eat."

Mary


"Carol Frilegh" wrote in message
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Why is is we can suddenly wake up one morning, examine our midsection
and after pinching the roll, get on one? There are times when you just
dive into dieting as required like wielding a mop to a grungy kitchen
floor. At those times one can plow through temptation like a steam
roller or a Mack truck.

At other times it is not even possible to make it to lunchtime without
a total collapse of resolve and the ubiquitious pledge to start
tomorrow or certainly Monday:-(

I've never figured it out.

--
Diva
******
There is no substitute for the right food

On Thu, 28 Oct 2004 06:42:29 -0400, Carol Frilegh
wrote:

Why is is we can suddenly wake up one morning, examine our midsection
and after pinching the roll, get on one? There are times when you just
dive into dieting as required like wielding a mop to a grungy kitchen
floor. At those times one can plow through temptation like a steam
roller or a Mack truck.

At other times it is not even possible to make it to lunchtime without
a total collapse of resolve and the ubiquitious pledge to start
tomorrow or certainly Monday:-(

I've never figured it out.

I've never figured it out either Carol. If you ever do, let me know

I can go for 6 or 7 months on my WOE, losing weight all along, and
then when I fall off the wagon it can take months and months to even
do 2 days in a row.

janice