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This is a journal to help me learn LC tactics and to record LC success as 2007 draws to an end and 2008 looms large and hopeful ahead of me.

Wish me luck! Luck?

Ah, luck is the residue of design.

Found that in a fortune cookie, ages ago.

Fits into the LC mantra about how failing to plan is planning to fail. So my plans start out each day with a hot slosh of WPP+cocoa+espresso+VCO so that I start off feeling like a LC success. Yay, me!
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FitDay.com

Posted 02-09-2008 at 03:42 AM by Zer
With scales to weigh me in (432.4# on 2/8/08), I figure it's time to start working FitDay to find out true values of what I'm eating on my LC plan.

Looks as if my hot slosh is 500calories a slurp:
...2scoops (60g) of ALG's vanilla WPP
...1 Tbs (each) espresso & cacao
...2 Tbs VCO
Total: 498 calories, with F/C/P=32/17/41grams

Protein goal: 148g daily (400# x .037 = 148g)

Inactive as I am, I shall have to pay attention to calories as well as to curbing carbs, to lose the weight that I aim to lose. Toting up my hot slosh...
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Reality ~ as in scales, weighing...AGH!!!

Posted 02-03-2008 at 09:30 AM by Zer
Just ordered scales as a way of admitting that I am COMPETENT to manage a weight-loss program by facing facts daily. Yes, I've been talking about buying scales someday, like when I hit 199#. But fact is that at 64 I am easily twice that weight, give or take a stone (14#) or two. I'll find out for sure in a few days, when my talking scale arrives. Happy b'day to me!

I'm near tears with gratitude for the support LC lists offer. I think I am not at all used to such support and it is taking me time to adapt to what is available in online support. Thank you, all of you who offer your...
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Function vs. dysfunction

Posted 01-30-2008 at 09:36 AM by Zer
Updated 01-30-2008 at 09:42 AM by Zer
As I consider my role in various dysfunctional relationships, I recall a tv dog trainer who felt the humans were at fault when they blamed a pet for some misbehavior. Barbara Woodhouse - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia tells about this eccentric British lady's approach.

Amusing, but possibly useful as we look for better behavior from our friends and lovers?

Here's the post that prompts me to start a new topic in my BLOG:
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If it is true, that guys are just guys and none of them are different - which I suspect is a Higher Truth - then maybe it's we ourselves who
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Magical mantras

Posted 01-29-2008 at 08:53 AM by Zer
Updated 01-29-2008 at 08:55 AM by Zer
When I feel as if I cannot go a step further or cannot rise from a chair by boosting myself with my arms to leverage myself higher than my knees (most seats being below my knee height), I say - to myself or aloud, if no one is nearby - a mantra that helps me to see myself succeeding in spite of the weakness of my flesh and the massive weight I can barely move.

It is remarkable what I can accomplish when I say I AM MOSTLY SPIRIT! I can move through pain with that mantra. I swear it is a magical mantra, reminding me that we are - all of us - MOSTLY SPIRIT - and as spirit beings...
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Adaptation: Change is not a choice. It happens.

Posted 01-27-2008 at 07:53 AM by Zer
Remarkable analysis from a wise woman on how we view our bodies as we grow larger and larger and somehow fail to see that we are outgrowing everything in a One-Size-Fits-All world.
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Adaptation...how we survive...
May I suggest Nicholas Cage's film "Adaptation" (with awesome Meryl Streep and one of the strangest men you'll ever hope to meet) for anyone thinking that we choose how we adapt. According to dialogue in the film, adaptation happens to us. We do not choose to adapt. We change daily. We are different each day according to what happens to us, what choices we make.
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