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I am frustrated with the scale, yet again. It inexplicably went up two pounds a few days ago and has stayed there, despite being under my calories, exercising, and getting at least 8 glasses of water in a day. What gives, scale?
I know, something new for me, whining about the scale. But then I tell myself "Self, at least you are like 'okay scale, you suck' and go about your day." I work 45-50 hours a week, I work out for an hour 3-4 times a week after work, I cook and shop for two, I clean (sometimes) and try to find time to volunteer at least once a month. I think I am doing okay.
This entry was completely random and used too many gifs.
Get your herp derp on; too many gifs are my favorite.
ReplyDeleteRunning shoes might change your life. I heart mine.
I am irrationally excited to run in my new shoes.
DeleteGood shoes are just worth it. $170 trash can? Not as life changing. :)
ReplyDeleteI spent $75. I don't think I have any article of clothing that costs that much, f'real. I am CHEAP.
DeleteTwo weeks ago I spent $150 on a pair of New Balance cross trainers from the New Balance store, as opposed to buying from outlets like I normally do. I bitched and moaned for a month before doing it. For two days I refused to put them on and considered returning them. I now regret nothing because it's like I'm walking on clouds when I exercise.
ReplyDeleteThe ones I bought last night are New Balances! I hope they are better than the beat-up Nike crosstrainers I was running in.
DeleteToo many gifs? NEVER.
ReplyDeleteUh, I have a $150 trashcan, but in my defense it was a wedding gift and it makes my kitchen look real classy like.
I know I am personally extremely concerned about my trash receptacle looking classy. It makes people overlook the tumbleweeds of dog hair.
DeleteOh man, I feel your pain on the shoes thing. I injured my knees badly, and the physiotherapist told me I needed to buy a pair of special shoes for overpronators. I did some research, went to a bunch of stores and finally bought a pair that a seemingly knowledgeable clerk recommended for $60 (not a ton, but the most I've ever spent on shoes). When I went back to my physotherapist, she told me that the shoes I were sold were actually for UNDERpronators, IE the exact opposite of what I needed. "No worries, just put these insoles in!" she told me, which made me wonder why I couldn't have just done that with my old shoes?! Ugh! Anyway, I do think it can be worth it, when you actually get the right shoes, LOL! Good luck and let us know what you get!
ReplyDeleteI ended up buying "neutral" shoes because I HAVE NO IDEA WHAT I'M DOING. I figure they have to be better than the crappy old ones I was running in.
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