HappyHomeMaker wrote:Hi Mary,
I loved your 90/10 post!! It reminds me of the scripture:
Matthew 6:27
"Which of you by worrying can add one cubit to his stature?"
I love that scripture, It always comes to my mind when I'm worrying.
I've found your post is definately needed and as usual there is someone working in the background making sure HIS wisdom is proclaimed!
That reminds me of a story:
I was standing in line at a local Walmart, and lets just say the line was long and wasn't moving.
The woman in front of me started talking to me and was complaining about how long the line was...without even thinking...I turned and said, "Yea, but thank God you and I have the money for these full carts to fill our homes with food." I said it without even realizing and I felt silly after saying it...she just looked at me....got very quite...I smiled, trying to mask my embarassment...she said, "Oh you are very right."...the conversation took a turn for the better after that.
Lesson learned: You can be used by God to change people, hearts and attitudes. Funny thing...It was my attitude that changed after that!!
I love your wisom and encouragment!!
Have you read the book "Mindless Eating"?
sfjoy wrote:Thank for visiting my journal and offering words of encouragement. I am doing much better today, but still would love to just spoon salsa into my yapper. It will pass and until then there is sugar free lemon aid!
MerryMary wrote:
I've not read "Mindless Eating" but will look it up on Amazon. Thank you for sharing that terrific story and for your kind words. They mean a lot!
HappyHomeMaker wrote:MerryMary wrote:
I've not read "Mindless Eating" but will look it up on Amazon. Thank you for sharing that terrific story and for your kind words. They mean a lot!
It's a great book that gives you some good insight into the psychological end of eating...group eating etc.
for instance: the more choices you have at at meal, the more you'll eat...not because you're hungry, but because it's there.
I.E.= You eat a slice of pizza and water = satisfied
Add a salad = quite full
add wings = very full
add garlic knots = stuffed.
HOw many of us would eat all this? I would've , thats why I'm here.
This book really helped me to simplify my eating...which also helps when you eat all organic and all natural.
Refueling on the Weight Loss Journey
The weight-loss journey requires planning and flexibility, and it may help you to look at your journey more closely when you feel your motivation flagging. Think about the steps you take when you prepare for a road trip: you plan your route, you pack your bags carefully, you fuel up your car. But on a long-distance trip, you don’t expect to make it all the way to your destination on one tank of gas. Sometimes you get lost, or unexpected obstacles (construction, an accident) force you to reroute your journey. However, you don’t decide to give up on your trip and go home just because you ran out of gas or took a wrong turn.
Similarly, on the weight-loss journey you may need to “refuel” your motivation from time to time by trying new foods and recipes, switching your workouts around and getting support. You may sometimes have to reroute your journey around unexpected obstacles (illness, a high-stress time at work, etc.). Remember, the weight-loss journey is not a one-shot, all-or-nothing affair; it is an ongoing journey with different stops along the way.
queenielou wrote:I saw a post from you somewhere recently, so I know you're checking in but I just wanted to say hello. Hope the decisions you and your family are making are resulting in the best possible outcomes.
ChynnaDoll wrote:Hi there sweet lady:+)...just dropping by to wish you a very blessed day today!
Have you started picking out things to wear on your upcoming cruise? I think i OVER-PACKED and was scared i wouldn't meet the weight allowance for the plane..meaning suitcases of course..LOL!
You're gonna have FABBBBBULOUS time:+)))))
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