I did make it to kickboxing. Happy, happy, joy, joy.
Then there was an informal weigh-in for Weight Watchers @ Work. After two weeks of kickboxing and not eating meat - I have gained back the 3 lbs I lost plus 5 more. Which puts me at an all time weight high....ever.
So, not only do I have to exercise. I also have to keep track of what I eat, make sure I drink enough water and get back to getting enough sleep.
All parts of the puzzle.
On the upside, after I weighed in, I didn't get upset. I just said "Meh" and returned back to working.
So here's my dilemma:
1) I don't see the weight gain as a soul crushing end of the world oh my gosh I'm such a loser kind of thing. Granted, I'm not particularly pleased to be going up...but it's not the end of the world, it's just a sign that I need to make a course correction. have with a weight gain.
The WW at W folk don't react the same way as I do...when you lose weight, there's a great suport...when you gain weight, there's still support, but there's also a shame factor. On one hand, they were a good support when I went through the rough patch...on the other hand, I don't know if I want to go through it for 18 weeks. I have the basics down for the program. Plus, I could reapply the fee towards a smokin' new wardrobe.
2) I'm not sure that my work schedule will allow me to attend the 12 out of 18 meetings needed to get the 50% rebate from the company. Which means that each session that I attend will be EXPENSIVE. I can think of better ways to spend the money.
What to do? What to do? I have until next week to decide.
Thursday, February 7, 2008
Multi-tasking
Posted by Urban Chick at 8:00 PM
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3 comments:
If it was me, I'd forgo the meetings, but if they work for you and you enjoy it, then maybe you should go?
Sorry about the gain. But I'm really glad that it hasn't got you upset, and I'm sure you can get it off again :)
Shame never got anyone anywhere. You have a great attitude.
Yeah...I'm going to pass on WW @ Work.
Thanks for your input. I also talked it over with my grandmother and a few friends.
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