aggie95's Journal, 08 Jan 16

Well I guess the excess carbs have caught up with me. Normally I weigh myself every morning and whatever the weight is on Friday mornings is what I use as my weigh in. All week I've been in the 175 - 176 range. This morning, it's way up there. Well, just gotta crack down on my WOE.

Yesterday, I met up with my hubby and son and went ice skating for 45 minutes after work. It was good. And I didn't fall down! My son is getting better too but won't let go of the skating aids. My hubby use to play hockey, so skating is super easy for him. I remember taking lessons for one season as a kid so that's all I have. Last year I switched to hockey skates from figure skates so I have to remember that I have no ice picks! Last week we went skating and I forgot and went down hard!

Last night I sent 2 hours on the computer trying to find a site that I could get a free tractor birthday invitation template. No luck! There's always a catch or a charge of some kind. Boo! It's my son's 6th birthday at the beginning of February, so I need to get something done soon. Plus I need a super quick Sunday School craft for 3-5 year olds for this Sunday. The topic is Jesus choses His Helpers. So, I will hopefully find something today for that!

Tomorrow I'm off with my dad to get some cull carrots for his cows. He bought a landscape truck back in December that is automatic and so I can drive it for him. He use to drive a big truck all the time with air brakes but had to let the licence go back in June. It is a huge undertaking to get an air brake licence and would have cost over $2000 for either me or my hubby to get it if my dad had to decided to keep the truck. And for the number of cattle my dad can manage these days, it didn't make sense. My dad is turning 83 next Thursday. And when he let the air brake licence go, the ministry of transportation made he go through the licencing process again instead of just giving him a general licence. So, it's been a rough go for my dad and maybe it's for the best that he doesn't have a licence to drive any more. He keeps go for the driving test but ends up not passing because of his big truck driving habits. He's always had big mirrors and never had to check his blind spots. Oh well, I just grateful that I can drive for him and he is still trying to stay active by farming with a dozen cows. Spring will be here before you know it and then my dad will be busy driving tractor again with my son!

Anyway, that's all I have for now. Have a good weekend buddies!
80.2 kg Lost so far: 11.4 kg.    Still to go: 5.8 kg.    Diet followed: Poorly.

View Diet Calendar, 08 January 2016:
1886 kcal Fat: 70.71g | Prot: 109.93g | Carbs: 211.61g.   Breakfast: Blueberries (Unsweetened, Frozen), Tea (Brewed, with Distilled Water), Quick Oatmeal (1 or 3 Minutes), White Sugar (Granulated or Lump), Beatrice 2% Milk, Cinnamon. Lunch: Sweet Red Peppers, Summer Fresh Roasted Garlic Hummus, Wegmans Asian Barbecue Sauce, Ground Beef (95% Lean / 5% Fat, Patty, Cooked, Pan-Broiled), Black Diamond Cheddar Style Slices, Whole Wheat Dinner Rolls, Cucumber (with Peel). Dinner: Beatrice 2% Milk, Nesquik Chocolate Powder Drink Mix, Reese Peanut Butter Cup, Cultures Mango Salad, Thai Express Chicken, Thai Express Beef, Pad Thai. Snacks/Other: Egg Omelet or Scrambled Egg (Fat Added in Cooking), Coffee with Milk and Sugar. more...
2918 kcal Exercise: Sitting - 3 hours and 29 minutes, Standing - 1 hour and 10 minutes, Walking (brisk) - 4/mph - 1 minute, Running (jogging) - 5/mph - 12 minutes, Running - 6/mph - 11 minutes, Desk Work - 8 hours and 1 minute, Housework - 1 hour, Sleeping - 8 hours, Resting - 1 hour and 31 minutes, Driving - 25 minutes. more...
Gaining 0.3 kg a Week

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Comments 
Ice skating is fun and I bet burns good calories! Do you use pinterest? They might have something with tractors. 
08 Jan 16 by member: skwhite
Keep up that positive attitude; it pulls us through a lot of life's glitches, and when we think it out, things are never as bad as we initially think. Your Dad, at 83, is much better off not wheeling big trucks around...too much of a stress on him. Indeed, looking after a dozen cows is challenge enough, and your kind assistance to him will further strengthen an already strong bond and definitely add time to his life. Weight loss is a good priority for all of us, but not necessarily our only, or (at times) the main one. I think you folks are awaiting or already experiencing an Alberta "Clipper", good luck and I'm sure you'll save some for those of us in Canada's "Far East" 
12 Jan 16 by member: grandbears

     
 

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