Pants size
I got a pair of size 26 Levi’s. I’m wearing them right now. When I was in college, when Levi’s were all in men’s sizes, I wore 28×28 Levi’s, but I read online that you should just order your waist […]
Happy Healthy Life
I met with Polymath on the lovely downtown square. She asked me to tell her about my weight loss journey. I have discussed this topic a little bit with my daughters, and of course ad nauseum here at my blog, […]
Wardrobe and Weight Loss
Last time I published a picture of my closet, it was full of drab, swampy colors. They were hanging neatly, but the overall look was sober. That picture is shown below. The picture above shows my current wardrobe, mostly in […]
Halfway through the Year
July has begun, so we’re halfway through the year. I’ve made good progress on some of the things I planned for this year: travel, weight loss, making a layette for the forthcoming grandchild, spending more time with other people, planting […]
Goals Are for Losers?
I’m reading the new book from Scott Adams, the creator of the “Dilbert” comic book. He’s a bit of an odd duck, which makes his books interesting. This book says that goals are for losers. Indeed, Adams claims, simply having […]
Sugar Revisited
Yes, that’s my wastebasket, with evidence of my sweet tooth. We all know that sugar is bad for us, and there is mounting evidence that it has addictive qualities. I think that the fact that I continue to eat sweets […]
New Habits
The skinny rules: the simple, nonnegotiable principles for getting to thinBob Harper; Ballantine Books 2012WorldCat•LibraryThing•Google Books•BookFinder I have been trying to use the fitness journal to reach my fitness and weight loss goals for the year. I haven’t been successful. […]
No Decision Meals
Some research suggests that eating the same thing for breakfast and lunch keeps people from overeating and can encourage weight loss. For one thing, eating the same thing habituates us to it and makes it less exciting. For another, we […]