[Speed Gibson,
Sunday January 1, 2006 at 9:03pm]
Score it up
A year ago I made two New Year's Resolutions. One I kept, to no longer fisk Nick Coleman. It was just too easy and by that time, there was little to add.
My other resolution was to loae 64 pounds. I fell way short, though I did wind up losing 13 pounds. My bold plan was to lose 1 pound a week by diet, and 1 pound a month by exercise, specifically my walking hobby.
I finished Maple Grove, and am just over 100 miles into St. Louis Park, a total of 444 miles for 2005. That equates to well over 25 pounds, which if you do the math means, yes I ate too much again this past year.
"What is past is prologue," wrote Shakespeare. So, once again, I hereby resolve to lose twice as much in 2006 - 26 pounds.
My other resolution was to loae 64 pounds. I fell way short, though I did wind up losing 13 pounds. My bold plan was to lose 1 pound a week by diet, and 1 pound a month by exercise, specifically my walking hobby.
I finished Maple Grove, and am just over 100 miles into St. Louis Park, a total of 444 miles for 2005. That equates to well over 25 pounds, which if you do the math means, yes I ate too much again this past year.
"What is past is prologue," wrote Shakespeare. So, once again, I hereby resolve to lose twice as much in 2006 - 26 pounds.
As someone who is also somewhat gravity-challenged, I'm going to keep on with my program as well. But I don't count pounds anymore (except at my annual physical), I just go by how I feel when I exercise and how my well my clothes fit (or don't!).