Saturday, January 30, 2010

Trying to stay positive and motivated...

This feels like the 7 year itch of working out and eating right.  I have not worked out at all this week.  I don't know if I'm just making excuses or what - which I am totally open to that possibility, by the way - but I am exhausted 90% of the time, I feel like I can't get a deep breath because of some lung malfunction, I have no energy, and no patience whatsoever.  Therefore, my results are going up, rather than down.  In fact, a three pound weight gain happened in just the last 2 weeks.  It's pretty depressing. 

However, on the positive front - Chris and I spent hours today cleaning, reorganizing, throwing stuff out and setting stuff aside to give away - purging is always a mood lifter.  In addition, a neighbor gave us his 60" TV, I kid you not, for nothing.  Zero dollars spent on a ginormous TV.  Bonus!

As a side note, regarding the lung issues, as we were cleaning today I was floored by the amount of dust in this apartment.  It isn't that we're slobs - we dust and clean as much as we ever have.  However, never have I seen this much dust accumulate so quickly.  It makes me wonder if my breathing problems aren't starting right here at home.

Anyway, I have avoided this long enough, here are the hideous results....

Results of the last 2 weeks:


Height: Still 5'5"  ;)

Weight: 174 lb's (+3)

(overall +3 from original measuring)

Chest: 41 inches (same)

(overall + 1 from original measuring)

Waist: 37 inches (+/- 0)

(overall -1 from original measuring)

Hips: 42.5 inches (+1)

(overall -.5 from original measuring)

Butt: 43 inches (+/- 0)

(overall -1 from original measuring)

Right bicep: 11.75 inches (+.25)

(overall -1.25 from original measuring)

Right thigh: 21.5 inches (+.5)

(overall +/- 0 from original measuring)

~Jenn

2 comments:

  1. It's hard to exercise when you can't breathe. My trainer actually called their in-house nurse to check me out one day because my heart rate went up to 150 and it scared the cp out of her.
    If I forget my Advair, I'll start coughing within a couple of hours, and it sounds like a sea lion barking.
    Oxygen is a wonderful thing.

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  2. Woah, Judy, 150 is really high! :/

    Oxygen is wonderfully, and highly overrated.

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