Today, I almost lost my beloved pedometer but luckily I found it in my car; it never made into the school. I was proud of myself because I packed my lunch and my snacks and did not stop to buy coffee. This is a major accomplishment for me and my goal to reduce my spending habits. I subbed in the afternoon and recognized a student from a long time ago. Liam was in the Cbscouts with my son and his mother was the pack leader. I left the pack because the mothers was a little too gossipy for me. Oh well. Liam was nice though.
So I walked about 7000 steps; not bad. Since I picked such a long "virtual" trail to walk on it will take more than a few days to complete but I am getting there.
While my health and exerise is one part of my blog, finishing the multitude of projects that I have started is the other part. My first project is to cleann out my drawers, closets, and trunks. I have too much stuff.
So one of my favorite blogs that I like to follow is http://minimalistadventures.blogspot.com/ , which talks about considering what possesions are truely important in your life. By removing nonessential possesions you make room for other people and experiences to enter your life. So I started cleaning my trunk and was surprised to find that several objects held no immediate memory for me; therefore, off to the Goodwill they will go. It felt good to clean out my trunk.
I have struggled with my weight all of my adult life, just like many other Americans. But why do I continued to struggle? And what if I don't have the money for a weight trainer, a privated chef, or new clothes? I want to prove that it is possible to obtain my goal weight without spending a lot of money. This is why I want to: Spend Less Weight Less
About Me
- katcoll
- My goals for the future is to obtain a teaching/librarian job, lose weight, own a house, and to travel the world.
Hi I just started a blog about medical school myself and I know how important comments are so I wanted to leave a comment to let you know I stopped by and support your desire to be healthier and dcrease your spending. A food journal is one the best things that I have ever done. I still do from time to time when I feel like I am eating a lot of junk.
ReplyDeleteBest of luck to you on your journey.
Hi Kat,
ReplyDeleteI know I keep changing my mind about making a blog, so for my crazy study schedule at the moment, I will enjoy yours !
Here's a great link to healthy choices...sparkpeople.com. Go to the Healthy Lifestyle link and in the nutrition section there are great recipes for quick -- grab idea for the freezer and fridge.
Thank you for your wonderful ideas, as always.
Lynn
Thanks for stopping by medschool8y! I just started and I am excited that I already have people reading my blog!
ReplyDeleteLynn you darling! Thankyou for reading my blog and supporting my journey--I will check you suggestion!
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