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Message 1528765 - Posted: 16 Jun 2014, 22:32:37 UTC - in response to Message 1528763.  

I walked about 7km yesterday and I am heading out now for a walk to the waterfront even though it is only 8C brrr...

Have a great walk!

So far we have Ol' Pookers noticing weight loss at:

Less than one pound - CeltTooth
5 lbs - Chris S.
10 lbs - Time Lord
35 lbs (...or in other words, NEVER!!!) - Monday

I'm going to put it more in the 14 lbs range, but I suspect Monday might be closer.
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Message 1528766 - Posted: 16 Jun 2014, 22:34:29 UTC

Or it might be,

You look different lately dear, have you changed your hair style?

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Message 1528789 - Posted: 17 Jun 2014, 0:27:06 UTC - in response to Message 1528763.  

So far we have Ol' Pookers noticing weight loss at:

Less than one pound - CeltTooth
5 lbs - Chris S.
10 lbs - Time Lord
14 lbs - Esme
35 lbs (...or in other words, NEVER!!!) - Monday
And Wiggo's hilarious guess that Eric will think that SOMETHING has changed, but that he will not know exactly what...
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Message 1528796 - Posted: 17 Jun 2014, 0:43:37 UTC

I experienced a strange force acting on me on my walk. It was like gravity turned sideways and the French Bakery 4 blocks up the road was trying to pull me off my course and get me to eat a tasty hotdog. I was cold, I was tired and I was hungry but I resisted and another 7km walk bites the dust. But seeing as I woke up at the ungodly hour of 5am I'm going to have lunch a bit earlier than midday. On the menue today one hamburger patty , one fried egg and two slices of bread.
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Message 1528817 - Posted: 17 Jun 2014, 1:56:23 UTC - in response to Message 1528799.  

0 lbs... Pookers loves you no matter what...

Zero pounds is a guess already sewn up by Celttooth, Vic. Care to hazard another guess?



I experienced a strange force acting on me on my walk. It was like gravity turned sideways and the French Bakery 4 blocks up the road was trying to pull me off my course and get me to eat a tasty hotdog.

Monday, I have experienced that same bizarre pull of gravity. In this hemisphere it seems to pull from within establishments where ice cream is sold.

Keep fighting, friend.
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Message 1528821 - Posted: 17 Jun 2014, 2:28:22 UTC
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:) You lot are funny! Well done Angela and Vic on your weigh-ins!

Okay, I'm going to guess 7 lbs, whilst suspecting Wiggo could be right. :)

finding new and creative ways to make me and Ol' Pookers want to eat salad for dinner.


This might get him thinking... :) particularly if there's nothing to go with it, except it's not salad...


so perhaps a rose sandwich to go alongside :)


Strange forces occur near doughnuts too... particularly cream ones... :/ Good luck avoiding such anomalies this week everyone! :)
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Message 1528838 - Posted: 17 Jun 2014, 3:25:59 UTC

So far we have Ol' Pookers noticing weight loss at:

Less than one pound - CeltTooth
2.5 lbs - Vic
5 lbs - Chris S.
7 lbs - Anniet
10 lbs - Time Lord
14 lbs - Esme
35 lbs (...or in other words, NEVER!!!) - Monday
And Wiggo's hilarious guess that Eric will think that SOMETHING has changed, but that he will not know exactly what...


@Anniet, wow!!! Way to fancy-up crudites and toast!!!
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Message 1528839 - Posted: 17 Jun 2014, 3:27:32 UTC

On the menue today one hamburger patty , one fried egg and two slices of bread.

Dude... you forgot vegetation!!!
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Message 1528841 - Posted: 17 Jun 2014, 3:37:55 UTC - in response to Message 1528839.  

On the menue today one hamburger patty , one fried egg and two slices of bread.

Dude... you forgot vegetation!!!

I was still a bit hungry so I had a bannana. More sweet potato soup for dinner tonight. I might go get some frozen beans to put in to green things up a bit. I think I can hear my bike calling "Monday Monday the sun is shining , come and ride me."
Consultation with the rain radar confirms "Bike riding is GO."
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Message 1528849 - Posted: 17 Jun 2014, 4:03:04 UTC - in response to Message 1528755.  


I know which way I would prefer to age...

Yes me too.
I walked about 7km yesterday and I am heading out now for a walk to the waterfront even though it is only 8C brrr...


Me too, and I find walking helps my mind even more.
The mind is a weird and mysterious place
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Message 1528857 - Posted: 17 Jun 2014, 4:14:28 UTC

"Bike riding is GO."

Go Monday Go!!!


Anniet, I took your wonderful suggestion and started a food diary this morning. According to my careful calculations, I consumed 1614 calories today. (Please note, Monday, this included seven servings of fruits/vegetables.) Then I went to one of those "maintain your weight" calculators, entered my stats, and found out that I need about 1850 calories to maintain my current weight, assuming continuation of my near sedentary life style. Then I went on-line to calculate the number of calories one needs to burn in order to lose a pound of raccoon-pudge. The number is 3500. Assuming today was a typical day, and admittedly my sample size is small (N = 1), it will take me slightly more than 2 weeks to burn one pound of raccoon-pudge. At this rate I should average about two pounds a month, initially. Of course, if/when my weight drops significantly, I'll be allotted fewer calories each day to maintain my dropping weight, and so my rate of weight loss would then slow down from its previous snail pace.

Dang it!!! Not only do I need full and working command of fourth grade math to figure all this out, but it seems that I am going to be at this cursed business a looooong, loooooong, looooooong time!!! Why, it may be YEARS before I am so skinny that I can be unspeakably cruel to men!!!

Miz Esme, tell me more about this mysterious exercise business in which you indulge.
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Message 1528862 - Posted: 17 Jun 2014, 4:23:11 UTC - in response to Message 1528854.  

This one's for the ladies:

http://www.modelmydiet.com

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LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

That was super fun, however in sweatpants my e-model looks about the same at my goal weight as she does at my current weight.

Hey! I don't need to lose weight. I just need to buy more sweat pants.
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Message 1528868 - Posted: 17 Jun 2014, 4:56:40 UTC

Just cut the amount you eat by about half and you might start seeing some results. All those vegetables can't be good for you. :-)
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Message 1528886 - Posted: 17 Jun 2014, 5:31:44 UTC - in response to Message 1528857.  

"Bike riding is GO."

Go Monday Go!!!


Anniet, I took your wonderful suggestion and started a food diary this morning. According to my careful calculations, I consumed 1614 calories today. (Please note, Monday, this included seven servings of fruits/vegetables.) Then I went to one of those "maintain your weight" calculators, entered my stats, and found out that I need about 1850 calories to maintain my current weight, assuming continuation of my near sedentary life style. Then I went on-line to calculate the number of calories one needs to burn in order to lose a pound of raccoon-pudge. The number is 3500. Assuming today was a typical day, and admittedly my sample size is small (N = 1), it will take me slightly more than 2 weeks to burn one pound of raccoon-pudge. At this rate I should average about two pounds a month, initially. Of course, if/when my weight drops significantly, I'll be allotted fewer calories each day to maintain my dropping weight, and so my rate of weight loss would then slow down from its previous snail pace.

Dang it!!! Not only do I need full and working command of fourth grade math to figure all this out, but it seems that I am going to be at this cursed business a looooong, loooooong, looooooong time!!! Why, it may be YEARS before I am so skinny that I can be unspeakably cruel to men!!!

Miz Esme, tell me more about this mysterious exercise business in which you indulge.

I'm afraid exercise is the only thing that really works for me. I love my dinners too much to suffer so.

Exercise makes you feel better, makes you look better (even if you don't lose weight) and increases your metabolism.

This morning we went to our circuit training workout. It was tough, but because we go together we are more likely to go. So if you can persuade Eric to get into this exercise thing with you then you are more likely to stick to it.

There are lots of options, I am sure you could find something that you can do on a regular basis. Three times a week is the minimum, and you only really need to do about half an hour. It just has to be enough to get your heart rate up and get you out of breath.
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Message 1528995 - Posted: 17 Jun 2014, 14:29:08 UTC - in response to Message 1528979.  
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That I really can't do Chris cause of damage to My leg and ankle joints from an accident and yes surgery, so a diet of foods that I like that are low in fat and calories as possible is My only means of weight loss. Though not with fat free mayo, that uses vinegar...

On the weight loss front, the scale this morning said 386lbs, down 3lbs from yesterday or 7lbs in about a week. When I started this I weighed 430lbs, so I must be doing something right.

Jurassic coastline, hmm, sounds interesting, now if only if there was a Triassic Coastline... ;)


I think swimming can be a good cardiovascular exercise which doesn't put too much strain on joints, but it's not always easy for people to access facilities or feel comfortable using them either unfortunately :/ But you're doing really well Vic :)

A little west of Devon (I think) on the Dorset coast is a place called Lyme Regis. Fantastic cliffs and rock beds on the beaches full of massive (and small) ammonite fossils, belemnites etc. Wouldn't recommend swimming there, or fossil hunting on the beach unless you REALLY know the tides. Getting cut off is no laugh unless you're into climbing cliffs that might fall down on you. That's where my daughter shoved a chisel up her nose when she was two :)

Sorry - off topic again!

Glad you liked the diary idea Angela :) What with your curiosity over the mysticisms of exercise and Monday's subversiveness on the vegatables - I can't stop grinning :)
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Message 1529016 - Posted: 17 Jun 2014, 15:57:05 UTC - in response to Message 1528999.  

That I really can't do Chris cause of damage to My leg and ankle joints from an accident and yes surgery, so a diet of foods that I like that are low in fat and calories as possible is My only means of weight loss. Though not with fat free mayo, that uses vinegar...

On the weight loss front, the scale this morning said 386lbs, down 3lbs from yesterday or 7lbs in about a week. When I started this I weighed 430lbs, so I must be doing something right.

Jurassic coastline, hmm, sounds interesting, now if only if there was a Triassic Coastline... ;)


I think swimming can be a good cardiovascular exercise which doesn't put too much strain on joints, but it's not always easy for people to access facilities or feel comfortable using them either unfortunately :/ But you're doing really well Vic :)

A little west of Devon (I think) on the Dorset coast is a place called Lyme Regis. Fantastic cliffs and rock beds on the beaches full of massive (and small) ammonite fossils, belemnites etc. Wouldn't recommend swimming there, or fossil hunting on the beach unless you REALLY know the tides. Getting cut off is no laugh unless you're into climbing cliffs that might fall down on you. That's where my daughter shoved a chisel up her nose when she was two :)

Sorry - off topic again!

Glad you liked the diary idea Angela :) What with your curiosity over the mysticisms of exercise and Monday's subversiveness on the vegatables - I can't stop grinning :)

Thanks Annie, of course there is a pool here, but it hasn't been operated by the park in years, plus I don't know how to swim, so that's out.


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Message 1529172 - Posted: 17 Jun 2014, 22:05:34 UTC

Saturday, I spent 4 hours working out with about a hundred of my closest friends. Learned a couple of new kicks, worked on perfecting a half dozen katas, and spent an hour throwing people around, and being thrown myself.

Today, I went on another power walk. A bit less than 2 miles in 25 minutes.


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Message 1529190 - Posted: 17 Jun 2014, 23:17:28 UTC - in response to Message 1529172.  

Wow John! Are you trying to lose weight, or is that just what you do to stay fit?

I walked Maya on Sunday and again today. I am going to try and shoot for that magic minimum of 3 exercise sessions per week that was recommended by my personal trainer, Es99.

Maya is about 70 years old in dog years, but she sets a brisk pace for an exercise-avoider such as myself. The route we typically take is a hilly loop of about a mile and a half.
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Message 1529203 - Posted: 17 Jun 2014, 23:45:47 UTC - in response to Message 1529200.  

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Message 1529213 - Posted: 18 Jun 2014, 0:00:56 UTC - in response to Message 1529200.  

Wow John! Are you trying to lose weight, or is that just what you do to stay fit?

I walked Maya on Sunday and again today. I am going to try and shoot for that magic minimum of 3 exercise sessions per week that was recommended by my personal trainer, Es99.

Maya is about 70 years old in dog years, but she sets a brisk pace for an exercise-avoider such as myself. The route we typically take is a hilly loop of about a mile and a half.

Both of you would walk Me into the ground Angela, I'm not sure which would hurt first, the lower back or My ruined left ankle...

You would have to build up slowly to it. Also, make sure you use a walking stick for support and if you can get an elastic ankle support that would be good. Even a gentle walk for a few minutes around the outside of your house everyday would be good.
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