Back from St. Louis - lost 6.2 lb during my 3 week trip - andpassed the 80 lb loss milestone!

On 5/31/06 12:20 AM, in article ,
"Eddie-Type2" wrote:

Question (if you don't mind sharing)...how is it that Tokyo is "home" for
you? You're American aren't you? Are you there on business?

Yes, I'm American. I came here when I was a grad student to work on a
computer graphics project for a year for a world's fair. That was in 1983,
and I just haven't gone home yet.

I hate packing.

doug

Doug Lerner wrote:
On 5/31/06 12:20 AM, in article ,
"Eddie-Type2" wrote:

Question (if you don't mind sharing)...how is it that Tokyo is "home" for
you? You're American aren't you? Are you there on business?

Yes, I'm American. I came here when I was a grad student to work on a
computer graphics project for a year for a world's fair. That was in 1983,
and I just haven't gone home yet.

I hate packing.

doug

Doug, congrats on your milestone and great progress while travelling. I
find travel really challenging for diet and exercise, and am encouraged
by your example.

Not Quite Ready for Prime Time wrote:
Doug Lerner wrote:
On 5/31/06 12:20 AM, in article ,
"Eddie-Type2" wrote:

Question (if you don't mind sharing)...how is it that Tokyo is "home" for
you? You're American aren't you? Are you there on business?

Yes, I'm American. I came here when I was a grad student to work on a
computer graphics project for a year for a world's fair. That was in 1983,
and I just haven't gone home yet.

I hate packing.

doug

Doug, congrats on your milestone and great progress while travelling. I
find travel really challenging for diet and exercise, and am encouraged
by your example.


I am so amazed that you are able to lose weight while travleing.
Geeze, there goes the last of my excuses.

Now that you have tried them all, how ablut a review of all those 100
cal snakes.

Ralph

Uncle Bonzi wrote:
Not Quite Ready for Prime Time wrote:
Doug Lerner wrote:
On 5/31/06 12:20 AM, in article ,
"Eddie-Type2" wrote:

Question (if you don't mind sharing)...how is it that Tokyo is "home" for
you? You're American aren't you? Are you there on business?

Yes, I'm American. I came here when I was a grad student to work on a
computer graphics project for a year for a world's fair. That was in 1983,
and I just haven't gone home yet.

I hate packing.

doug

Doug, congrats on your milestone and great progress while travelling. I
find travel really challenging for diet and exercise, and am encouraged
by your example.


I am so amazed that you are able to lose weight while travleing.
Geeze, there goes the last of my excuses.

Now that you have tried them all, how ablut a review of all those 100
cal snakes.

Ralph

I'm not touching those 'snakes' even though they are low-cal :-)

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Not Quite Ready for Prime Time wrote:
Doug Lerner wrote:
On 5/31/06 12:20 AM, in article
,
"Eddie-Type2" wrote:

Question (if you don't mind sharing)...how is it that Tokyo is
"home" for
you? You're American aren't you? Are you there on business?

Yes, I'm American. I came here when I was a grad student to work on
a
computer graphics project for a year for a world's fair. That was
in 1983,
and I just haven't gone home yet.

I hate packing.

doug

Doug, congrats on your milestone and great progress while travelling.
I
find travel really challenging for diet and exercise, and am
encouraged
by your example.


I am so amazed that you are able to lose weight while travleing.
Geeze, there goes the last of my excuses.

Now that you have tried them all, how ablut a review of all those 100
cal snakes.

Ralph

After reading so many of his posts I can say I have not seen Doug
anything less than focused. It is now part of his life. When I am on
vacation I always lose focus and forget what I've worked hard for. It's
not all the time but enough so I have to then work hard again.

Audrey

On 6/2/06 6:18 AM, in article ,
"ahmward" wrote:

I am so amazed that you are able to lose weight while travleing.
Geeze, there goes the last of my excuses.

Now that you have tried them all, how ablut a review of all those 100
cal snakes.

Ralph

After reading so many of his posts I can say I have not seen Doug
anything less than focused. It is now part of his life. When I am on
vacation I always lose focus and forget what I've worked hard for. It's
not all the time but enough so I have to then work hard again.

I'm just not confident enough, even after a year, to "go off for a day".

doug